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    Posted: 22 hours 35 minutes ago at 6:51pm
Working here in the shop cleaning and straightening up from the last several projects that made it through since harvest and moving one of my first vehicles I ever owned and wondered to the group on here what was your first vehicle. My first vehicle was a red 64 Impala SS 327 automatic power glide. Had to put it to pasture due to the frame and body rotting away making it far to expensive for a teenager to repair don’t know where it finally ended up then came the metallic blue 77 Riviera that I drove to prom, graduation, 2 years of community college then parked till 99 when it was the getaway car for our wedding and still have it today along with an 83 green and silver 3/4ton 4x4 Chevy that I restored in 2000. I just thought perhaps we needed a new topic on here cause everyone remembers the good times in their first vehicle. What can warm a guys heart more in this cold weather than reminiscing about vehicles of the past.
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1968 Plymouth Barracuda fastback. 340 4speed. 3.23 "Sure Grip" rear axle. Ember Gold with black interior. Car was given to me on the day I got a driver's license; 4/26/1976. Still have it in the shop.
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1966 Ford F100 352 4speed
Wish I still had it. Gave $250.00 for it
Second was a 1969 F100 390 4 speed wish I still had it
Third was a 74 F100 360 and then 390 automatic.
I’ve owned many dent side Fords since then.
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1962 Olds F85 with 215 inch aluminum V8 engine ... Then 1970 Olds 442 convertable....1970 Plymouth Barracuda... 1978 Chevy Z28 ..... then into the TRUCKS and SUVs.

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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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1966 Chevrolet Bel Air was the first in my name, bought it from my Dad just before I got married. 1978 Nova is the one that I wish I had kept. 
Just an old country boy saved by the grace of God.
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My first was a 1964 Olds F85, but mine had a 6 cylinder engine and it had a 2 speed "Jetaway" automatic transmission.
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First car was a 1974 Dodge Charger 318 automatic.  Next car was a 1973 Dodge Challenger with a 440 transplanted into it with a 727 automatic. I miss that one a lot.
'49 A-C WD, '51 A-C WD, '63 A-C D17 Series III, 1968 A-C One-Seventy, '82 A-C 6060, '75 A-C 7040, A-C #3 sickle mower, 2 A-C 701 wagons, '78 Gleaner M2
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A1956 2 door hardtop with  265 V8, 2ND 1963 Chevy Impala 2door hard top (sister was driving it and caught on fire and Dad junk it, I was in VV) 3rd 1970 ss chevelle, 4th 1972 monto carlo then the little one stared to come along went to 4 doors Buick lesaber and park ave still have the 2005 park ave  
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1969 Chevelle in 1980. It stated out as a 6 cylinder power glide without power steering. It now has a 327, turbo 350 and power steering. It's sitting in the garage waiting for a summer cruise. It needs the gas gauge fixed and I would like to upgrade it to front dic brakes. It has more motor then brakes but that's what I learned to drive and always had enough room to stop. If it could talk it has a few stories. Maybe it's my guardian angel it got me this far.

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1986 F-150 that I bought new at John North Ford in Emporia, KS - back in those days a Ford was totally shot at 100,000 miles and I got rid of it at like 80,000 miles
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68 Mercury Cyclone GT. 390, C6, bucket seats and console. Paid $180 for it at a police auction. Same color as the General Lee and beat nearly as hard. Learned to drive when that show was popular. Still have it.
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Mine was an 86 vw golf with the 5 speed. I think the Canadian version was 91 hp. One thing about an underpowered vehicle is you actually learn to drive when racing your buddies around. It's truly a miracle that I'm still alive.
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1967 Chevelle SS , bought it with no engine. Got an 396 for an extra $100 which we put in and found locked up. Bought another big block at the junkyard and got it going
A learning experience for sure. Wish I still had it
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1973 JEEP CJ-5. Bought in '75, $3500 came with 6'6 Beaver snowplow. Took out loan even though I had the cash. Pop said it'd create a good credit score. He was right,I've got a 832 last time I checked. Amazing little beasty, go almost anywhere !
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My first was a 1961 Ford Fairlane 6 cylinder "three on the tree".

My first new car was a 1974 Mustang II (four cylinder - four speed). I didn't put any money down (Dad cosigned) and my payment was $110 per month for three years. I was thinking about that car payment Thursday when I filled my pickup with diesel fuel. The fill-up was $173 and I was still over 100 miles to empty when I filled up. From $110 car payment to $173 refuel in 52 years!

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68 Volkswagen bug. Had to wire the heater open. Heater worked like crap until it didn't and melted my sneakers. First car my brothers and i ever had to drive was a 76 mg b convertible. Little brother still has it. He has a masters in engineering and needs it to keep that car going. Case ih had an advertisement with a jackass trying to pass a liquid manure spreader and the driver got what he deserved. That's my brother and the car
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1964 VW Bug, next car was a 1955 Ford Customline four door sedan with a 272 Y-Block V8 and a Fordomatic. Wish I still had both of them.
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Coworker had a VW bug. He claimed the heater used gas!!? Seems crazy to me
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Originally posted by ACinSC ACinSC wrote:

Coworker had a VW bug. He claimed the heater used gas!!? Seems crazy to me

There were additional heaters offered that did burn gasoline. I think I still have one. The originals used heat exchanger exhaust manifolds blowing air over the engine exhaust manifolds and into the passenger compartment. The shields or ducting was tin and rusted away quickly. The gasoline heaters would run you out they could be so hot. 
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1967 Plymouth Satellite with 318 automatic.
Next was a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, 440 six pack, 4 speed, convertible, black on black…sold it for $1000 would be worth many, many, many times that now. Still kicking myself.
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If we only knew then....
A friend had a 68 Impala SS with 427. Pulled the engine in the 70s due to gas prices. Both are long gone. I knew another guy, friend of my dad. Rebuilt wrecked cars. He had Laguna S3 for sale. I liked it but didn't buy it. Told him they'd be worth a lot more in the future. Looked at me like I was crazy
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Yeah Avery, six figures I bet
Knew a guy had a 427 Impala, plenty fast
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Thanks codger, still sounds crazy
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1954 Olds Rocket 88 my Great Aunts old ride, $100 and a number of years Bondo, Tin and Paint to make visually OK.   
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The first "my" car was a 1965 Olds Delta 88.  The first car titled in my name was a 1965 Pontiac Grand LeMans.
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Parents let me drive a couple vehicles to school and around for sports and friends and such. Most frequently a 1975 Chrysler New Yorker, occasionally a 1970 Binder pickup. Both pieces of crap in their own way but I appreciated having wheels. First vehicle I bought was a1980 Ford F150, 300 six. Also kind of a piece of crap!!!
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Originally posted by Tbone95 Tbone95 wrote:

Parents let me drive a couple vehicles to school and around for sports and friends and such. Most frequently a 1975 Chrysler New Yorker, occasionally a 1970 Binder pickup. Both pieces of crap in their own way but I appreciated having wheels. First vehicle I bought was a1980 Ford F150, 300 six. Also kind of a piece of crap!!!

I don't think I have ever heard anyone that had a F-150 with the 300 cubic inch six call it a piece of crap. I had a '77 that had a ton of miles on it when I got it. I ran it for several years and gave it to one of my uncles who drove it for several years. Never one minute of trouble with that truck.
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Mine was a 1953 Ford Coverable 
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