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My first car- 58 Chev Impala conv. wht/wht red 283 p-glide sold in 1963 for $500 Last night on Barrett-Jackson same car sold for record breaking $180,000
Mine was an Opel Cadet at age 21 am now 60. I don't have a pic & don't really remember too much about what it looked like.
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(I thought we already had this thread here, but I did a search and could not find it at all... so thought I would start one, or another if its somewhere out there, lol)
It was late 1991 @ age 15, my dad bought me my first car... a 1972 Cadillac Sedan DeVille... how I miss that car! I turned 16 on March 5, 1992, but took my driving test in my aunts "nearly new" 1991 Honda Accord. lol.
Do you remember your first car and when it was you had it?
My best mate used to own this ... a Holden Statesman Caprice... 5.7 liter V8 Chevy engine...
Growing up,most of my friends had little Japanese cars,although knew one guy who had a Monaro.
I liked the XB/XC Falcons,nice looking cars and performed well with the 351 Cleveland.
Growing up,most of my friends had little Japanese cars,although knew one guy who had a Monaro.
I liked the XB/XC Falcons,nice looking cars and performed well with the 351 Cleveland.
Yep mate we all had big cars here. My first ride was a 5.7 liter V8 XC Ford Falcon '78 model before my brother destroyed it. It was mint condition, beautiful metallic gold paint, massive V8 engine that literally turned heads as did the car itself.......... and my dumbass bro destroyed it.
My current car is a 6 cylinder wagon, 1999 models 215 horsepower.... it goes fast but it won't turn heads like the '78 V8 did
The only thing in Australia was,2 door cars were harder to find.
I LOVED the XC Cobra...great looking car if a little 'loud' looking...
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