A 1976 Chevrolet Nova. It was my grandfather's. I think it was free.

66 Chevelle. Bought it off my father.

1986 s10 pickup. My dad and I bought it wrecked for $100, bought a front end from the junkyard for $100 and he was a high school automotive teacher so he taught me and we fixed it together. Ended up with a 3/4 suspension drop, iroc wheels, rollpan and a cool black/chrome illusion paint job.

1987 Mustang. Bought it myself.

A 1958 Nash Metropolitan. It cost my dad $75

A 1985 Mazda 323 (one year older than me)

I asked the family if they could collectively buy it for me as a bday gift, which they did.

67 Chevelle Malibu three on the tree. Wish I still had it.

1988 Ford escort. Good little car back then

2004 Chevy Malibu
Still driving it today
My parents bought it for me when I was 16 but I paid them back when I was 19

'88 LX Mustang. I bought it with an insurance settlement.

1976 Mercury montego MX
I bought it myself.. worked through the summer to pay it off

48 Mercury coupe, paid $50. worked on farm. bought it my self.
16 years old

53 buick sandard shift 100 bucks first place i had sex

A 1997 Dodge Caravan. It was a family car hand-me-down. I nicknamed it, "The Gas Vampire".

Bought it myself... $83 for an old 53 Mercury that I had to work on all week so I could drive it on the weekends.

The old flathead burned more oil than the gas it used.

An 89 Olds Cutlass

A little Datsun 1972 b110 which I bought through a loan, from the base bank. It was a small loan even then, since it was very much a used car. I believe $1,200.

Everything before that was motorcycles. The first I had to put together myself. Yet at least that was new.

A 1971 Mach1 Mustang with a 351 Windsor motor and a automatic transmission. I bought it myself for $500. The engine leaked oil so my best friend helped me pull the motor and rebuild it.

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