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Larry
'85 Ford Pinto. What a piece. HaHa...
Car You Took Your Driver's License Test With
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1967 Chevy Impala, 4dr, Red, Black interior, base model, straight 6/PG. FB model.
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Lets see, it was 1964 , Feb. It was either a 55 Pontiac, or 49 chevy. Too damn old to remember.
^^^^ I always loved the look of the 65-7 Impala FB and even the 65-7 Ford FB. Some days I am tempted to raid the piggybank and go get one!!
1967 Newport, had many "first time" in this brute of an auto.....much like this one, but green.
Divenut
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1970 Chevy Impala 2 door. Rusted sections of missing floor boards... You could literally out both feed through the holes in both driver and passenger side floors. Covered them with a rubber floor mat.... Lotta great time in that old beater.
I remember a farm kid buddy back in SW Ga that went to take is test in the farm truck, it was 3 inches deep in dirt and dust. The patrolman refused to even get in it. Said go to the car wash, hose it out, let it dry 4 days and then come back!!!!! ha
A black 64 New Yorker like this one.
msaund69
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Took my test in 1979 in what was then my mom's 1969 Plymouth belvedere. the attached pictures are after I bought it from her about a year later. I took down a light pole on the highway. Should have fixed it...
redchihuahua2004
Active Member
passed the test the first time with Mom's 84 Dodge Aries 2 door (during summer of 91)
magnumdart
There is a bad moon on the rise.
1968 Impala. The next time I used a Mach 1.
Took mine in a 67 Mustang.
loganscuda
This/These
My daughter is going Friday to take hers in my company work truck. Dodge Ram 1500 crew cab
All 18.5 feet of a 1965 Pontiac Bonneville - my parents car.
We only had a single-car garage with carriage-house style doors and that Bonneville was too long to fit in the garage - and almost too wide. You had to get as close to the passenger side wall as possible and then you still had to wiggle out of the drivers door and scoot sideways along the wall to get out of the garage. We'd close the doors as far as we could and then use a chain and padlock to secure the doors at night. There was still enough room to get in the garage if someone wanted to - but they would have had to climb over the Bonneville's trunk lid.
We only had a single-car garage with carriage-house style doors and that Bonneville was too long to fit in the garage - and almost too wide. You had to get as close to the passenger side wall as possible and then you still had to wiggle out of the drivers door and scoot sideways along the wall to get out of the garage. We'd close the doors as far as we could and then use a chain and padlock to secure the doors at night. There was still enough room to get in the garage if someone wanted to - but they would have had to climb over the Bonneville's trunk lid.
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IfItsGotWheels
XS Tech-Anything worth doing, is worth doing in XS
74 Valiant
abdywgn
dismantler
passed my test in a 1972 Gran Torino Squire wagon with a 302 and 3-speed on the tree. I think the tester was watching that more than how I was driving. Oh yea, it had manual steering also.
72 Dodge Demon /6.Column shift.
First Mopar and owned nothing but A
Bodies since.
That's where the infection started.
.lol
That was 1979.
First Mopar and owned nothing but A
Bodies since.
That's where the infection started.
.lol
That was 1979.
I think I have to all beat. I took my test in 1964 in a 26 roadster p/u my dad & his best friend drug home. He told me to get it running, licensed & inspected & I could drive but I wasn't driving he or mom's F****ing cars. Pickup had doors, cab, pickup bed with no tail gate & windshield, drive train was flat head 6 banger, manual shift, no syncronizers. Passed with no problems.
Wow! You are as old a I am, I know, dirt s older but not by much!!!!
inkjunkie
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68 Nova. Jersey had this thing about not taking a driving test in a car with a floor shifter. We had a 67 Mustang at the time. The only friend that trusted me enough was Ricky O'conner..Nova wasn't really his, it was his moms...
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