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[gmc2003]

First car was a 71 or 2 Toyota Carina. Black vinyl seats, no air conditioning(which meant no shorts worn while driving in the summer) or radio, and worst of all it was an automatic. It may not have been much, but we had a lot of fun times in that car.

Chris

 

[JIMSMOKES]

Will do! Truck guy! Will be driving his s-10 until after he graduates and starts his apprenticeship! All he talks about is square bodies (makes me proud lol)

Love a square body just hard to find them not eat up with cancer. Helped a buddies son build a nasty s-10 for his senior year project.

 

[JIMSMOKES]

While we're on first cars. Mine was a 65 pontiac bonneville in white. We called it the goose.

 

[Colin1230]

My first car was a 63 Galaxy 500, then a 69 Mach I. I had fun in high school. Dad owned a mechanic shop so my three brothers and I had some pretty cool cars.

 

[JLeonard]

Congrats to him! Bryce is getting close to getting his permit. I look forward to it some days, other days not so much.

Jim

 

[Buckeyedude]

First car was a 71 or 2 Toyota Carina. Black vinyl seats, no air conditioning(which meant no shorts worn while driving in the summer) or radio, and worst of all it was an automatic. It may not have been much, but we had a lot of fun times in that car.

Chris

I remember as kid having the backs of legs melted to those dam vinyl seats!

 

[sawhorseray]

My first car was a ‘58 Chevy covered in bondo, but it had a 348 with 3-2 barrel carbs. I put a 4 speed tranny in it & that was Judy’s & my ride! Al

My first car was a '57 Belair 2dr hard top with 3 Stromberg 97's, power-pak heads, and button-tuck upholstery. I also put in a 4sp tranny, wish I had thar ride today!

 

[Buckeyedude]

Love a square body just hard to find them not eat up with cancer. Helped a buddies son build a nasty s-10 for his senior year project.

Same, Only sold 4 trucks in my life and I wish I still had them all! That 83 blazer, 84 scottsdale heavy half, 99 z 71 and an 06 silverado 3/4 ton. All great trucks! Please tell me you guys squeezed a 350 in that s 10......

 

[Buckeyedude]

While we're on first cars. Mine was a 65 pontiac bonneville in white. We called it the goose.

Those look like they would just float on down the road! Was it a smooth ride?

 

[Buckeyedude]

My first car was a 63 Galaxy 500, then a 69 Mach I. I had fun in high school. Dad owned a mechanic shop so my three brothers and I had some pretty cool cars.

I bet that was fun!

 

[Buckeyedude]

Congrats to him! Bryce is getting close to getting his permit. I look forward to it some days, other days not so much.

Jim

It can be tough! Its cool they are growing up yet it sucks that they are growing up! Once a young man gets his license, there goes the time with the old man! Its all about girls and buddies! Makes the time spent together so much more special!

 

[Buckeyedude]

My first car was a '57 Belair 2dr hard top with 3 Stromberg 97's, power-pak heads, and button-tuck upholstery. I also put in a 4sp tranny, wish I had thar ride today!

Any pictures of it?

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Congrats to the young man, he has achieved a milestone in life...

 

[jcam222]

Congrats! My grandson gets his license in Sept.

 

[JIMSMOKES]

Same, Only sold 4 trucks in my life and I wish I still had them all! That 83 blazer, 84 scottsdale heavy half, 99 z 71 and an 06 silverado 3/4 ton. All great trucks! Please tell me you guys squeezed a 350 in that s 10......

Yea but we made it a 383 with laughing gas as a oh chit he's pulling on me button.

 

[normanaj]

First car was a 71 or 2 Toyota Carina. Black vinyl seats, no air conditioning(which meant no shorts worn while driving in the summer) or radio, and worst of all it was an automatic. It may not have been much, but we had a lot of fun times in that car.

Chris

My first car was a 71 Corona!

 

[gmc2003]

I remember as kid having the backs of legs melted to those dam vinyl seats!

Yup and in the winter it was like sitting on a slab of granite.

Chris

 

[Buckeyedude]

Congrats to the young man, he has achieved a milestone in life...

Thanks Charles!