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Your First Car?

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saved my shekels from my candy factory job as a teen, and bought a red sports car convertible...

( Triumph TR6 )
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A light blue VW Beetle,I loved that car but everybody loves their first car right ?
If I still had it now it would be worth a few bob. :P
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true it is!....it evokes such memories...
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A 2nd-hand red Honda Civic.
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I remember that car!....ex-boyfriend had one...
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A 1972 Toyota Corona that my mom bought off some old lady at the thrift store where she worked. It was a spur of the moment thing. First my older brother drove it, and then I had it for a total of 4 months...it finally died in the middle of a u-turn, which was so much fun. :roll:
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Aaaaaw too bad time for a new one!
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My first car was brand new, a red Buick, such a cute little car. When we got married I learned that one doesn't just go willy nilly buying new cars, but I was so glad I had gone all by myself and bought that car. I was so proud of it, and I have never been that proud of anything since.

I have always wanted a Triumph Spitfire, but alas, it wasn't to be. We did own a little Datsun for a bit, but I couldnt' drive it cause I only drive automatic shifts.
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I think i just found the 1st mistake ever on GOOGLE...

After you'd mentioned it i was googling the Triumph Spitfire, a car we owned that just died 1 day on the highway...i used to love the " a la James Bond very kool pop-up headlights " only to read that " they were considering it but it never went into production " balderdash!...trust me, i wasn't hallucinating...

To me, all the new cars look alike today...big, boxy, and ugly...i wouldn't drive an S.U.V. if you paid me...they all have that " too big in the booty " look in the back...

What happened to long, low, and sexy?...i recently attended my grandsons birthday party..the driveway was lined w/the obligatory black S.U.V.'s....it looked like a military instillation rather than a private residence...

i never had the desire to drive any kind of " truck " especially one that you needed a ladder to climb into :roll:

sexiest car i've ever driven was a Jag 2x2...long , low and lean, like a cat 8)

too bad i don't have an opinion...
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Oh ya always remember your first car!!!! 75 Gremlin, kind of an off orange...but it ran and it was MINE. Right out of high school so decorating was a must...disco Snoopys on the dash, Garfield, crystals, about a hundred feather roach clips...I got pulled over sometimes...not for chemicals but obstruction of vision...some of the cops thought it was cute though...had that car a long time 8)
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My first car was a 1941 Plymouth convertible. I paid 45 dollars for it and pushed it more than I ever drove it.
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hi like.......

my frist car was sento xying...
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a whaaaaa? :? welcome here J.A.! :)
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So many lemons in my past... I started with a barely functional Volkswagen Beetle, and when that died a couple months later, I graduated to a mammoth, ugly green Buick that stalled every time it hit a puddle of water. Guess that's what one gets with a $150 car. After that, I decided I was better off car-less. Walked and took the bus, until finally a very used, but better behaved Chevette made its appearance.
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I had a Shovette for a time. It caught on fire, best thing that could have happened to it. :lol:
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