Dancer profiles are now available! Free VIP for dancers, apply now. More info

Advertisement
Front Room

Favorite ride you had as a youth.......

mikeya02

11 yrs ago · 1 min read

Mine was a 65 Chevy Impala SS. Silver with a black vinyl top, bucket seats, Cragar SS mags, and a smooth 327 engine. A lot of fun crusin' with my friends.

Replies (15)Latest

Profile picture for crazyjoe
crazyjoe

^^^ im jelous

Profile picture for Papi_Chulo
Papi_Chulo

I never had a fave ride – just got what I could afford and made sense for my situation.

But my fave ride growing up was a black Smokey and the Bandit Transam w/ t-tops and the golden screaming eagle on the hood.

Profile picture for ATACdawg
ATACdawg

I drove my Mom's Chrysler Newport Custom, gold metalflake and a 383 that just wouldn't quit. A very large, heavy car whose styling made it appear smaller and sportier than you'd think. My favorite driver? Our '68 Coronet station wagon with a 318, heavy duty suspension and limited slip differential.

For the cars I have owned, my favorite is my current ride, a pull-me-over red Dodge Charger R/T with a hemi. I also have a lot of sweet memories of my 1984 Dodge Spirit R/T with a 2.4 liter turbo and a five on the floor.

Profile picture for warhawks
warhawks

My favorite ride in High School was Ann.

Ann was like a moped... Fun to ride, but you didn't want your friends to see you. lol.

Profile picture for tobala
tobala

'67 Ford Fairlane, candy apple red, 289V8, 3 spd floor shifter. It wasn't all original but I loved that car. A '66 Fairlane GT is still my dream car. Good times.

Profile picture for gawker
gawker

'65 Mustang maroon with a white convertible top - "Hi-Performance 289" - I bought it in '67 for $750. Traded it in '69 for a brand new Datsun 2000 sports car ($3200). I wish I had them both today.

Profile picture for jackslash
jackslash

When I was young (1960's), the first nice car I bought was a Mustang. I did not yet know about German cars.

Profile picture for Clubber
Clubber

In my early days, I drove whatever I could. At different times, a Rambler wagon, VW Beetle, Buick Skylark, Chrysler 300, and even an old '49 Dodge I beat the hell out of. It was a TANK!!! My first car I bought and it was new, my favorite. '67 Plymouth Valiant, but equipped like a Formula "S" Barracuda. A true sleeper. BTW, it ate up those HIPO 289 mustangs!

Profile picture for JohnSmith69
JohnSmith69

1973 Mustang with 351 Cleveland engine. I loved that car.

Profile picture for shadowcat
shadowcat

I don't think I really had a favorite as a youth. My first car was a '49 Chevy that I paid $150 for and my insurance cost $200/yr. The first new car I ever bought was a '73 Ranchero and it was my favorite until I bought a new 2011 Mustang GT. Which has now been replaced with my 2015 Mustang GT.

Profile picture for PhantomGeek
PhantomGeek

I never really had a favorite either, but I still miss my very first car sometimes; had the thing for nine years before it started nickel-and-diming me in repairs. It was a red '79 Chevy Monza, brand new, sold to me by a beautiful young blonde with big blue eyes.

Okay. Now I'm starting to wonder if I really miss the car or the blonde.

Profile picture for rockstar666
rockstar666

The first car I ever owned was a 1984 Fiero. It was a POS but it was MY POS. It was too heavy and slow, but looked cool at the time.

Profile picture for bubba267
bubba267

While my buds were flexing their muscle cars, I was learning the pleasures of a 1973 Chevrolet station wagon with the both rear seats folded down..... They never understood why I had that dumb-ass grin on my face despite driving such a POS ride!

Profile picture for impala
impala

74 Nova SS with a 427 out of an old Impala with a duel carb set-up off a vette and a 5 speed out of an mid 80's Camaro. Thing didn't start running right till about 100. Looking back I wonder how I'm still alive.

Profile picture for ATACdawg
ATACdawg

My gosh impala! How far did you have to beat back the wheelwells and firewall to get that setup installed?

Join the conversation

Sign in to reply to this discussion.

Advertisement