My first car .

A much cooler example of the British car industry.

Older than myself - 1931 Austin 7. Four cyl side valve 749cc: 60mph downhill with a following wind. It had been severly 'remodelled' but would originally have looked like this.

Mine was a Ford Escort

Those used to be everywhere! That one is the entry-level version with the narrow grille (it probably didn't have a heater unless you ticked the options list) which gave them a good price point but only a few people bought that trim level which was no doubt what they wanted!

They were pretty decent cars, and rather better than the Anglia they replaced, which had an old-fashioned side-valve engine, three-speed gearbox and vacuum-operated wipers. This one (called the '105E' and all-new in 1959) was pretty quick for a 1-litre car back in the day - 120km/h (75mph).

I have known a few people with Anglias in my time but our family cars back then were Morris Minors.

A truly amazing collection of automobiles. I have always enjoyed the Ford Capri, like this 1970.

At one time my parents had a 1960 Morris Minor while we lived in Japan.

Ha, ha, just saw this one in the parking lot.

Some very nice classic cars , mine was a Talbot alpine

Haynes Motor Museum. The same chap that wrote the workshop manuals .

My first car was a Morris 1100. It was the same age as I was.

My first car was also a Ford Anglia

Big difference between Europe first cars and American first cars. My first car was a 1961 Chevy Impala convertible. 283 cid with a power glide transmission.

Mine was a MK1 Triumph Vittesse..
6cyl twin carb 1600cc

I had a Austin A60 van in 78 brilliant thing

Kids nowadays will say it's the Car in Harry Potter.
My neighbour had one of these..literally blew up on him!

Could have been worse, could have been a car that comes with a guy with a flag 🤭🤭🤭