gregloa · 61-69, M
My first car my grandma bought new. Red 1962 Chevy11 two door sedan post car three on the tree. Never seen another like it. They are either coups without the post or four doors. Second car was a 1967 Chevelle Malibu two door hard top. Also three on the tree.
Gibbon · 70-79, M
RockinPop54 · M
I own it now, but it needs work. 1965 Mustang with Pony interior.
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swirlie · 31-35, F
@RockinPop54
Well, maybe it's time you guys all got together and did something with that Chilton's manual!
Well, maybe it's time you guys all got together and did something with that Chilton's manual!
RockinPop54 · M
@swirlie We have every intention of doing so!! The second I am fully retired!
swirlie · 31-35, F
@RockinPop54
I like that retirement plan!
I like that retirement plan!
The one I own now, because it's the fastest.
anoderod55 · 70-79, M
64 G.T.O . Had a race history . Fun to drive . Had vanity tags . MY GOAT . 🦖
hunkalove · 70-79, M
My 1929 Thevy. Oh, wait. That was a Chevy. I get those mixed up.
AthrillatheHunt · 56-60, M
2001 Lincoln LS - motor trend car of the year
Zonuss · 46-50, M
I had an Infiniti a few years ago.
It was such a splendid ride.
I even had some guys try to roll up on me because I drove one.
I still miss her. 🙂
It was such a splendid ride.
I even had some guys try to roll up on me because I drove one.
I still miss her. 🙂
ShenaniganFoodie · 41-45, M
ArishMell · 70-79, M
I had no "absolute favourite" but remember one of my three (separately) Vauxhall-Bedford CA vans with affection.
I became quite adept at servicing these, but the particular one was a caravanette, a genuine Martin-Walker 'Dormobile' conversion. (I do not use the term "camper", but it had not yet crossed the Atlantic at the time anyway.)
I say "genuine" because the 'Dormobile' became popular enough for the name being used generically for any modest-sized motor-caravan.
I became quite adept at servicing these, but the particular one was a caravanette, a genuine Martin-Walker 'Dormobile' conversion. (I do not use the term "camper", but it had not yet crossed the Atlantic at the time anyway.)
I say "genuine" because the 'Dormobile' became popular enough for the name being used generically for any modest-sized motor-caravan.
ArtieKat · M

It speaks for itself, doesn't it?
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