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1967 Olds 442 hardtop. 1968 Corvette convertible. Wrecked the 442 leaving us with just the Vette and the wife wanted to start a family. Bye bye Corvette.
1964 Chevy Malibu SS
1968 Plymouth Fury hardtop
1972 Cuda 340
1988 Chevy Nova ( twin to Toyota Corolla)
1997 Mercury Tracer
1999 Mercury Tracer
2007 Toyota Camry
Cars I wish I still had ?
The only thing I should not have sold was my 1977 Yamaha 650 motorcycle that I bought new for $1450.
Cars..........they all served me very well and I was well satisfied with each one.
Not a lemon in the bunch !
But, I am satisfied with what I drive now ( 07 Camry)
1968 Camero SS396, TH400, 12bolt posi, with factory raised hood. Purchased for $425 in 1970 and sold a few years later for $2500 to a guy that owned a plastic company and said that he was going to store it.
My first car was a 1969 Camaro RS. I wish I could have saved it and restored it. I knew it was special back then and it would be worth more then what I bought it for in the 70's. ($1200) I cried when I sold it but when you're young and poor sacrifices have to be made. I still have dreams about it to this day,
This one.
I had it 21 years, and the day I sold it, it looked and ran as good as it did when new.
78 Mark v Diamond Jubilee edition with custom top and paint.;
The interior was well appointed, and extremely comfortable.
The guy that bought it flew out from St Louis, and drove it back the next morning.
Audi TT, lowered, custom rims, blue leather interior, yumm.
I cried when I moved to the US and couldn't take it with me.
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