Speaking Of Cars

1968 Camaro SS 396

an 84 elifino

69 Rambler

71 LTD, 390 V-8.  Brown, Just like the one driven by Lewis Erskine, in the F.B.I., Staring Efrem Zimbalist Jr., a Quinn martin production.  2 door chick magnet. 

'73 Impala 4 barrel 350. Passed the test, dropped off the instructor, then went to park it and side swiped the car next to me. Mom told me to just leave. To this day, I can't believe she did that. Bad mom. 

“63 Biscayne 6 banger, my Dad didn’t trust me w/ a car that actually had an engine...  ;) B)

@"Kentis" said: “63 Biscayne 6 banger, my Dad didn’t trust me w/ a car that actually had an engine...  ;) B)

My brother's '67 Falcon, 200 ci straight six and 3-on-the-tree.  No power anything.

Strangely miss that old beast.

@"BigAl99" said:

@"Kentis" said: “63 Biscayne 6 banger, my Dad didn’t trust me w/ a car that actually had an engine...  ;) B)

Or chrome, did it have a radio?  

85 or 86Ford Taurus i believe.   Drivers ed car,  actually had it airborne at one point early in the class.  I was as surprised as the instructor and my only response was "  the city really should have that drainage ditch marked "  he said i should slow down more for intersections.

My old mans mid 70's Oldsmobile Delta 88 with a Rocket V8:

Chevy Celebrity. It made a cameo appearance in the opening scenes of American Pie.  Same car, came color.

61 Ford Galaxie 500, family car, no power steering, parallel parking was tough!  LOL

1969 Ford Galaxy. Trunk rusted out. Pea green. 

1979 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon.  We affectionately called it the "family truckster".  Those fake wood panels on the sides were rockin'!

Family car - 1983 Caprice Classic (V8 engine because that's where my father worked). It was grey and was called the 'Grey Ghost' because any family car also had to have a name. While that was the car for the driver's test, he didn't consider that enough. My brother and I each had to drive in Chicago rush hour traffic before he would trust us alone with the car.

‘74 Ford Pinto.....

Yeah, the ones that exploded when you rear ended them.

@"Vanguard83" said: ‘74 Ford Pinto.....

Yeah, the ones that exploded when you rear ended them.

@"Nichelle" said: Family car - 1983 Caprice Classic. It was grey and my father called it the 'Grey Ghost' because any family car also had to have a name. While that was the car for the driver's test, he didn't consider that enough. My brother and I each had to drive in Chicago rush hour traffic before he would trust us alone with the car.

1. drive mountain roads,
2. start on an incline with a car behind you with a manual transmission
3. drive in LA, during rush hour