[tripleblack]

Plymouth Valiant station wagon, 3 on the tree, slat six. Shed a wheel at 1 am on a hairpin curve one time and SHOULD have killed me, but I had just slowed way down because I saw movement by the side of the road. Still exciting....

Turns out it only had 3 studs on that wheel, one of them partially stripped. Prior owner obviously felt that "maintenance" was a term referring to drug use.

[RLG34750]

Originally Posted by ScottHalliday

Reggie, sure bet you do! Just think how much money that Ford Fairlane would be worth today.

I can go with one better than that really makes me cry ....

My second car was 1969 Mach I W/428CJ.....

[ScottHalliday]

OMG, that should bring tears to your eyes. That is one heck of an awesome Muscle Stang. I would love to own a 1969 Mach 1 Mustang, and with a 428 cobra jet engine to boot! Forget the Fairlane, the 1969 Mach 1 this is the one you should never have let get away. Imagine what it would be worth today and how much fun you would have had owning it all these years. Ouch! Just thinking about it is enough to bring tears to my eyes too

[daniel86]

My first car was a rover metro 1.4ls.

Daniel

[pcfrisch]

Orange Volkswagon Bug. I think it was around a 74 model. White interior which smelled like cigarettes because the previous owner smoked like a chimney. I sprayed cleaner on the ceiling and that yucky brown tar just dripped right off. It was nice when I got finished though.

[mystarcollectorcar]

1961 Volvo 544 (B16 motor) solid car-should have kept it.

[Carsfightingcancer]

I first owned a 2001 Mazda B-Series truck. It was a decent truck. A copy of the Ford Ranger. I pimped it out a little bit. Put some dual catback exhaust. But I got a 05 Mazda 6 to replace it...