cars we have owned or forgotten

[another old car]

Howde folks<BR>anyone instrusted in listing cars they have owned since you first started driving<BR>I would be happy to start post and yea we must include the daily driver no matter how new it might be we can see what was around at that time of you life and now <BR>first car I drove was a 63 ford <BR>second - 59 opel<BR>after this I'll just us next<BR>69 vw<BR>next 61 chevy (sold it - uncle sam said it was time to go )<BR>next 72 vega (good mpg - no power )<BR>next 73 chevy van ( married no longer needed )<BR>next 77 chevy truck 4X4 ( always got stuck )<BR>next 66 mery comet ( shipyard car - went to junkyard )<BR>next 76 datsun truck ( chevy like gas - went to junkyard )<BR>next 77 chevy monza ( wifes car )<BR>next 81 jeep cj5 ( would go anywhere )<BR>next 84 chevy S10 blazer ( wifes - bigger than monza )<BR>next 71 jeep ( sold new jeep for this one - still have it )<BR>next 79 pont GP ( another work car - jeep broke )<BR>next 41 olds ( project car - many years on this one )<BR>next 86 olds 98 (family passdown- sold it too many problems - took money fixed jeep )<BR>next 79 chevy nova ( son's car - went to junkyard )<BR>next 00 chevy astro ( wifes - blazer died )<BR>Atlast jeep died again - made repairs - now a antique - fixed blazer again now my daily driver - getting old might have forgot one or two - hope you enjoyed this topic

[Guest]

great idea, brings back alot of memories.<BR>The following cars were essentially daily drivers and may or may not reflect my collector interest which is mostly pre-16.<BR>'61 Falcon<BR>'26 Dodge Brothers sedan<BR>'51 Dodge Meadowbrook<BR>'51 Chrysler Windsor<BR>'56 Dodge pickup<BR>'61 Renault Dauphine [electric]<BR>'71 Chrysler Newport { 300k mi }<BR>'81 Mercedes 300D<BR>'27 Buick<BR>'32 Nash 980<BR>'28 Essex<BR>'57 Plymouth wagon<BR>' 72 Rolls Silver Shadow<BR>I may have forgotten a couple.<BR>These were daily drivers although I suppose the Nash,Essex and Buick could be considered collectable but I just loved driving them.

[Guest]

does this count cars we actualy DROVE????

[Guest]

wait a minute, let me put that another way:<BR>Can we count cars we owned but NEVER drove??? Include motorcycles too??

[The Old Guy]

I have owned over 180 cars ,and I can't type very well, so I pass

[1937hd45]

How much of the car do you have to have to count as a "car you owned"? Where do rolling chassis fit in? Incomplete rolling chassis, chassis less wheels, bodies less chassis etc.?

[Guest]

I owned two 35 Studebakers at one time,my first AND my last

[Guest Hal Davis (MODEL A HAL)]

In order of aquisition:<P>'62 Ford Galaxie 500<BR>'81 Ford Mustang<BR>'82 Yamaha<BR>'79 Harley Davidson<BR>'74 Harley Davidson<BR>'79 Ford F-100<BR>'59 Harley Davidson<BR>'88 Ford Mustang<BR>'95 Chevy Lumina<BR>'96 Ford Taurus<BR>'29 Ford Model A<BR>'99 Ford Taurus<BR>'99 Ford F-150<BR>'02 Pontiac Grand Prix

[Mark Huston]

Here are the various loves of my life, some I am glade I sold others I wish I had never parted with, oh well, can't keep them all.<P>1929 Studebaker Commander Sedan (my 1st Car)<BR>1964 Plymouth full size sedan (model?)<BR>1961 Oldsmobile Starfire Convertible <BR>1956 Studebaker President sedan<BR>1958 Cadillac Coupe DeVille<BR>1959 Dodge Cornet 4dr Hardtop<BR>1961 Nash Metro<BR>1967 Ford Mustange hardtop<BR>1964 Plymouth Baracuda<BR>1964 Plymouth Valiant sedan<BR>1964 Plymouth Valiant wagon<BR>1965 Dodge Dart GT 2dr Hardtop<BR>1969 Plymouth Valiant Signet Sedan<BR>1971 VW Super Beatle (Should have never bought it)<BR>1964 Ford Step Side Pickup<BR>1968 Chevy fleetside Pickup<BR>1928 Studebaker President close coupled sedan<BR>1929 Studebaker President Brougham (the only one I still have) <P>Had two that I shared with my brother:<BR>1906 Model N Ford runabout <BR>1907 Maxwell 2 cylinder runabout (I was the cranker by brother the driver)<P>Also, have 1984 Buick LeSabre Limited 2-door coupe (my dad bought new)<BR>And newer ones to numerous to mention.<p>[ 05-29-2002: Message edited by: Mark Huston ]

[Bob Kinker]

This will be a LONG list. <BR>1965 Valiant<BR>1964 Plymouth Sport Fury<BR>1963 Pontiac Catalina<BR>1969 Camaro Conv (SS)<BR>1955 Ford<BR>1969 Toyota<BR>1972 Grand Prix<BR>1969 Chevelle<BR>1966 Impala<BR>1966 Grand Prix<BR>1971 Ford Van<BR>1972 Cutlass<BR>1953 Plymouth 4 door<BR>1953 Plymouth Wagon<BR>2 1964 Plymouths ( Fury & Belvedere)<BR>1970 Datsun 240 Z<BR>1966 Ford Pickup<BR>1973 Ford Pickup<BR>1985 Corrolla<BR>1994 Corrola<BR>1991 F-150<BR>1999 Tacoma Pre-Runner<BR>1999 Camry<BR>2002 4-Runner<P>Can't forget these,<BR>1926 Model T Coupe<BR>1950 Plymouth 4 door<BR>1946 Plymouth 2 door sedan<P>I know I have forgotten a few<BR>

[Guest]

currently in operation:<BR>56 Packard Executive + 1 parts car.<BR>48 Indian + 1.5 parts bike.<BR>51 TO20 ferguson tractor. (does anyone else have a favorite tractor????)<BR>73 Impala.<BR> 89 Caprice (dessert runner).<BR>56 cushman Eagle (8hp).<BR>88 ford ranger pic-up (its a ruff mother but it runs and drives good).

[Guest]

1930 Pontiac first car and my daily driver until last fall (needs a diff).<BR>1953 Buick<BR>1827 Pontiac<BR>1928 Pontiac<BR>1929 Pontiac<BR>1931 Pontiac<BR>1926 Studebaker<BR>11th series Packard 1102-714<BR>1918 Buick<BR>1929 Buick<BR>1941 Chev<BR>1934 Diamond T<BR>1960 Chev<BR>1958 Zepher<BR>1960 Austin 1100<BR>1972 Toyota<BR>1974 Toyota<BR>1941 Dodge PU<BR>1978 Chev<BR>1980 Buick<BR>1980 Pinto<BR>1980 LTD<BR>1987 Hyundai<BR>1985 Cutlass<BR>1998 Chev<BR>Happy Hobbying

[another old car]

1937hd45<BR>hey <BR>you can list what ever you started with to where ever - starting with that first one <BR>I did forget a feww but they were parts cars <BR>also call by a few friends ( Hooptys ) you know the parking lot battleship<BR>I have owned parts cars and thats all they were - never to be driven - only to keep others running

[critterpainter]

a partial list:<BR>1946 ford pu (pre-drivers license)<BR>1956 olds super 88<BR>1959 t-bird<BR>1944 ford jeep (wish I still had)<BR>1966 ranchero<BR>1966 t-bird convert (wish I still had-needed money for college)<BR>1969 mgb roadster<BR>1964 jaguar e-type coupe<BR>1969 jaguar xj6<BR>1971? mgb-gt<BR>1974 mazda pu Hated it--but it was free<BR>1965 mustang gt (still have)<BR>1971 ford pu rustmobile<BR>1971 datsun 240z<BR>1971 cougar<BR>1969 triumph tr6 P.O.S.<BR>1982 datsun pu <BR>1983 maxda rx7<BR>1971 datsun 240z<BR>1972 datsun 240z nice car stepson totaled<BR>1974 jaguar xj6<BR>1975 jaguar xj6<BR>1975 mgb roadster (still have)<BR>1986 mazda pu<BR>1986 mustang gt<BR>the one's below are current<BR>1988 ford pu<BR>1997 ford ranger (wifes car)made her sell her %&^%&^&*^ chevy<BR>1989 mustang gt convt<BR>Playtoys<BR>1928 A coupe<BR>1929 A roadster pu ranch truck<BR>1930 dodge da<BR>1923 packard<BR>1941 plymouth<BR>1928 willys-knight

[cmj]

Another long list not nessessarily in correct order of ownership.<BR>50 Ply 4dr<BR>53 Ford<BR>58 Olds 88 4dr<BR>57 Olds 88 4dr<BR>57 Olds super 88 ht<BR>57 Olds Fiesta wagon<BR>55 Pontiac wagon<BR>51 Hudson Hornet 4dr<BR>51 Henry J<BR>63 Ford Galaxie 500 fastback<BR>67 Ford fairlane ht<BR>61 VW<BR>68 Ply Roadrunner<BR>69 Camaro Z/28<BR>56 Chev Nomad<BR>57 Chev Nomad<BR>63 Studebaker Avanti R2<BR>54 Corvette<BR>61 Vette<BR>64 Vette rdstr<BR>65 Vette coupe<BR>71 Vette coupe<BR>72 Ply Goldduster<BR>29 Hupmobile century 6<BR>38 Ford PU<BR>75 Chev PU<BR>72 Ford PU<BR>29 Jordan JE playboy collapsible coupe<BR>32 Jordan Playboy<BR>75 Cosworth Vega<BR>67 Jeepster<BR>71 6.3 Mercedes Benze<BR>56 Mercury ht<BR>59 Chev 2dr sedan<BR>48 Chev coupe<BR>59 Olds ht<BR>00 Ford conversion van<BR>91 Ford Aerostar<BR>29 Chev 1 1/2 ton truck<BR>65 Mustang<BR>65 Ply Fury convertible<BR>68 MGC<BR>68 Chevette 2dr<BR>77 Cad Eldorado<BR>57 Cadillac Coup Deville

[another old car]

critterpainter<BR>boy have I enjoyed reading the list of car on all of the above posts<BR>but you also list wifes - I got a kick out of that - mines a little car crazy - I get support on the project - in return we take it out riding on weekends <BR>playtoys huh I like that

[Guest nailswede]

my short list.<BR> <BR>Opel Diplomat 5.4S 1973 (327 chevy)<BR>Ford Taunus 1700 1971 <BR>VW 1600 Variant <BR>Simca 1508s 1977 <BR>Talbolt 1510 1981 <BR>Pontiac Boneville brougham 1977 <BR>Buick Le Sabre 1962 <BR>Lancia Y10 1986 <BR>Mercedes Benz 190E 1984<BR>Buick Electra conv. 1966 <BR>Alfa Romeo 33 1.5 TI 1987 <BR>Nissan Cherry 1982 <BR>Cadillac Fleetwood 60 special 1965<BR>Buick Wildcat 1963 <BR>Buick Century T-Type 1986 <P>..and right now i'm searching for<BR>a Porsche 968 <p>[ 05-29-2002: Message edited by: Anders Larsson ]

[Guest 40LUV]

1940 Ford Fordor (high school car, still have it)<BR>1970 Chevy Nova (hand-me-down from Mom)<BR>1978 Buick Electra (from Grandfather's estate)<BR>1986 Pontiac Grand AM SE (1st new car)<BR>1974 Plymouth Duster (married into it)<BR>1987 Suburu Station Wagon<BR>1948 Chevy 3/4 ton (from same Grandfather's estate)<BR>1989 Pontiac Grand Prix SE (bought when the '86 got t-boned)<BR>1940 Ford Coupe<BR>1992 Ford Taurus Station Wagon<BR>1994 Pontiac Grand Prix <BR>1940 Ford Convertible<BR>1998 Ford Expedition<BR>1989 Buick LeSabre (another hand-me-down from Mom)<BR>1991 Nissan (from father-in-law's estate)

[Guest Skyking]

1940 Ford 2-dr<BR>1964 Chevelle 2-dr (new)<BR>1964 Chevelle Malibu SS conv.<BR>1958 Ford 2-dr<BR>1972 AMC Hornet (new)<BR>1977 AMC Matador<BR>1983 Olds 88<BR>1982 LeBaron conv.<BR>1955 Buick Special<BR>1962 Buick Invicta conv.<BR>1963 Buick LeSabre<BR>1989 LeBaron conv. (new)<BR>1987 Chev ElCamino<BR>1966 Buick Skylark conv.<BR>1957 Nash Metro<BR>1956 Nash Metro

[Centurion]

Here are the cars I've owned, in order of acquisition:<P>1969 Buick Skylark 2-door hardtop<BR>1974 Buick Apollo 2-door sedan (Nova clone)<BR>1980 Buick Skylark Sport Coupe (V6, 4-spd., bought new)<BR>1971 Buick Centurion Formal Coupe (parents bought new)<BR>1986 Pontiac Grand Am (bought new)<BR>1965 Buick Wildcat Custom Sport Coupe<BR>1984 Honda Accord hatchback (came with my wife!)<BR>1985 Chevrolet Caprice Classic 2-door Landau (passed down by wife's grandmother)<BR>1989 Buick LeSabre Limited 2-door coupe (parents bought new)<BR>1959 Buick Electra 4-door hardtop<BR>1999 GMC Safari SLT (bought new)

[Tom M]

1931 833 Packard (inherited from Dad and still own)<BR>1963 Chevy (bought this car for dad so I can get the 1976 Grand Prix)<BR>1969 Chevy ElCamino (daily driver since I had the 1976 Grand Prix restored)<BR>1970 Pontiac GTO (car I wish I still had. Only had 500 miles on rebuilt engine until someone turn left in front of me)<BR>1976 Pontiac Grand Prix (had it restored and another car I wish I still had)<BR>1986 Olds Cutlass (another daily driver since I had the 1976 Grand Prix restored)<BR>1990 Chevy Lumina (what a Lemon Car and this is the car that replaced my 76 Grand Prix)<BR>1993 Chevy Lumina Z34 (this car replaced the wives 1986 Buick Regal)<BR>1997 Ford Explorer (replaced the Lemon Lumina)<BR>2002 Acura 3.2 TL (replaced the Z34)<P>1981 Honda CB750<BR>1995 Harley Davidson Dyna Convertible.

[Guest]

This topic is about as interesting as reading out of the phone book

[critterpainter]

Unregistered....then don't read it. I find it ineresting as one can see tht some collectors have had a lot of desirable cars in their past.<BR> Just be happy that I didn't list the cars i have owned and DIDN'T drive at least once to work....

[Guest]

Maybe it would have been mmore interesting to Unregistered if I had told the story about my 26 Studebaker with a California hardtop. The car hadn't been on the road for many years. I was able to get it running and on New Years Day 1960 my best friend and I took the plates of my 30 Pontiac and went out for a couple of hour drive around Winnipeg, Manitoba. It was ten below zero, we had no glass, no floorboards and no seats. We had a square of plywood balanced across the frame with two upended pails to sit on. Talk about idiot teenagers.<BR>Happy hobbying

[Guest]

Perhaps our unregistered friend never registered his cars?

[Guest Skyking]

Maybe unregisted isn't even old enough to drive!

[Peter J.Heizmann]

Unregistered User,<P>Just an idea: Tape and then watch re-runs of the Weather Channel. Possibly you will find it exciting. Let us know how you make out...<P>Regards, Peter J.

[Peter J.Heizmann]

Back to the original topic, folks:<P>1949 Plymouth 4-door.<BR>1958 Chevy Delray (el-cheapo model)<BR>1958 Chevy Impala<BR>1960 VW Beetle<BR>1970 Triumph TR-6 <BR>1972 Chevy Nova SS<BR>1972 Triumph TR-6 (bought new/still own)<BR>1973 Chevy Nova <P>That is it of note. Current driver is a 2001 Dakota Quadcab.<P>Regards, Peter J.

[Mark Huston]

Reid,<BR>Your comments about the '26 Studebaker reminded me about the time my brother and I got our '07 Maxwell running for the first time in decades. The car was a 2 cylinder runabout and had rotten tires and a rotted out gas tank. We put new tires on it and the gas tank sealed cleaned off the dirt and cob webs and with my brother working the controls and me working the hand crank we managed to get the car running. It ran rough and we decided to make the fine adjustments with the car at "speed". This involved talking a friend into making the adjustments while squatting on the running board, holding onto the windshield frame as we drove the car around the block with the engine cover removed. We lived in the country and going around the block was about a 3 mile drive. We got a lot of strange looks as we drove past with my brother and I sitting in the car and our friend adjusting the engine as he hung onto the windshield with his free hand in the engine. I don't think I would go about it the same way today, unless I was trying to win a $100,000 stupid home video contest. <p>[ 06-01-2002: Message edited by: Mark Huston ]

[Guest]

Same thing my pal and I did with our 1906 cross-engined Franklin, The engine was supposedly "rebuilt" and that extended only to the pistons, valves and crank.<BR>After the "work" was done the car still had no carb and we busted our humps installing rayfields, strombergs and finally in a burst of brilliance a schebler.<BR>The original carb was no more than a simple "mixer valve" but we had no pattern to work with.<BR>After much disassembly and double-checking { the outfit that "rebuilt" the motor had folded} we got it to the point that it would run but stumble and stall under load.<BR>After much ado, most of it needless, we managed to extract decent performance with the schebler carb, the adjustments being done" on the wing" while we were driving on Long Island's gold coast near some of the most lavish mansions of the Gatsby age.<BR>Needless to say it was the auxiliary exhaust ports which were completely neglected by the "rebuilders" being " captive balls" that respond to exhaust pressure and are sealed closed during intake stroke.<BR>We had new seats and captive balls installed and after that the car would fly in excess of 55 mph, honest.

[1937hd45]

Peter, That is an excelent idea! You can do the same with all professional jock sports as well.

[Guest]

Nothing spectacular just good looking(mostly) dependable cars and trucks.<P>50 Mercury 2 door<BR>46 Chevy Pickup<BR>55 Ford 2 door victoria<BR>57 Ford 2 door<BR>60 Ford Starliner<BR>63 Ford 4 door galaxie<BR>64 Ford 2 door Galaxie 500<BR>64 Ford PIckup<BR>67 Pontiac 2 door Bonneville<BR>72 Pontiac grandville<BR>78 Ford Pickup<BR>81 Pontiac Grand Prix<BR>84 Pontiac Bonneville<BR>49 Mercury 4 door ( bought in 84 with 32k)<BR>85 Ford conversion Van<BR>89 Ford F150<BR>67 Cadillac Deville conv.<BR>93 Mercury Sable Wagon<BR>98 Ford F150<BR>98 Mercury Sable<BR>63 Ford T-Bird<BR>98 Mercury Sable

[Guest HeyPop]

Funny... the son and I were just talking about this the other day and started a list. Probably not as interesting as most but they were all mine....<BR> 1958 - Morris Minor convert<BR> 1961 - Bug-eye Sprite<BR> 1967 - Austin Healey Sprite (my only new car - ever)<BR> 1962 - Ford Falcon Delux<BR> 1960 - Morris Monor coupe (didn't learn)<BR> 1964 - Jag XKE convt.<BR> 1968 - Austin America<BR> 1970 - Allison Daytona dune buggy (DUH!)<BR> 1966 - Ford Econoline (former GTE van)<BR> 1973 - Mazda RX3 wagon<BR> 1980 - Mazda GLC<BR> 1969 - Mercury Cougar XL (whatta beast!)<BR> 1967 - Ford Mustang convert - 6 cyl.<BR> 1977 - Jimmy 4x4<BR> 1970 - MGB GT<BR> 1978 - Chevy window van (family time)<BR> 1988 - Ford Aerostar<BR> 1983 - Mazda RX7 (wife's second childhood)<BR> 1986 - Ford Crown Vic wagon<BR> 1996 - Chevy S10 PU<BR> 1993 - Subaru GL10 XT (4wd)<BR> 1988 - Ford Bronco II (still have - 165K miles)<BR> 1989 - Jeep Cherokee Ltd. (205K miles traded)<BR> 1987 - Jeep Wrangler (son's graduation from college gift)<BR> 1998 - Subaru Outback (current family)<BR> 1929 - X's 2 1929 Ford trucks<P> This looks more like a used car lot list, but they were all my pride and joy. The 1960's influence shows in all the 'foreign' cars listed plus I wrenched English cars for about 5 years on the side. I believe that's the side that hurts now. Of all these, my current 1929's are my biggest prize because I'm doing them during retirement and enjoying every minute of it. Thanks for giving me an excuse to share.

[Guest HeyPop]

OOPS! Forgot...<BR> 1960 - VW bug (ran forever - fell out of grace)<BR> 1968 - VW Baja (bought for oldest son)<BR> 1962 - Comet S22 (wish we still had)<P> These fell somewhere in between the Aerostar and Jag listed before. The former list was pretty much in order of ownership and the year displayed reflects the year of the vehicle only. <BR> 'Unregistered' obviously had a lousey or boring bunch of teenage years. Won't have anything to look back on as a senior except maybe 'acid' dreams.

[Guest]

1937 Ford Coupe<BR>1955 Ford Mainliner<BR>1956 Ford ?<BR>1951 Ford<BR>1960 Rambler American<BR>1957 Chevy BelAir<BR>1965 MG Midget<BR>1966 Nova<BR>1968 Nova SS<BR>1971 Duster 340<BR>1975 Plymouth<BR>1978 Jeep CJ5<BR>1969 Broncho<BR>1977 Jeep Truck<BR>1954 Merc<BR>1969 Opel<BR>1981 Chevette<BR>1982 Chevette<BR>1984 Cavilere<BR>1985 Plymouth<BR>1986 Chrysler<BR>1988 Plymouth Sundance<BR>1984 S-10<BR>1987 S-10<BR>1991 Cavilere<BR>1995 Blazer<BR>1997 Olds Bravada<BR>1998 Olds Bravada<BR>2000 Olds Bravada<BR>2001 Olds Van<BR>In the garage now. 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook Club Coupe & 1957 Chevy 4-Door BelAir<BR>In shop 1957 Chevy 4-Door BelAir<BR>Now I know why I am so broke!<BR>Anyway, it sure is fun!!!

[Guest BruceW]

1931 Ford Deluxe Tudor<BR>1935 Ford Pickup<BR>1957 Chevrolet Pickup<BR>1969 Chevrolet Biscayne<BR>1968 Chevrolet Camaro<BR>1964 Chevrolet Impala<BR>1965 Rambler<BR>1977 Plymouth Arrow RS<BR>1982 Volkswagen Rabbit<BR>1980 Toyota 4X4 Pickup<BR>1987 Ford Conversion Van<BR>1986 Chevroler Cavalier Wagon<BR>1992 Chevrolet Chevette<BR>1987 Plymouth Voyager<BR>1996 Chevrolet Blazer<P>Today is my 41st birthday and this thread gave me something to reminisce about while working on the region newsletter (there is a lot of time to think as the HP printer beside me prints out 900 pages of newsletter)<P>My list is relatively short compared to many of the others here. The reason for this probably has to do with my daily drivers. I tend to buy a car with less than 30,000 miles on it but then drive it until it has nearly 200,000 miles and any thought of retail value vanished long ago.

[radionut98]

Here it comes<BR>1934 2 dr Ford (my mothers) she sold it to stock car driver (won 3 races before it blew)<BR>1937 Chev 2 dr sedan (fastest stovebolt 6 in Iowa).<BR>1940 Buick Super 2 dr sedan (nice car)<BR>owned following cars<BR>1941 Buick Special Torpedo dual carbs, sunvisor, spotlight. Bought with money I<BR>earned in the Navy. Traded <BR>1952 Buick Super, loved it, went to junkyard<BR>while I was out to sea on ship, 1st wife forgot to winterize it broke the block) divorced her!!!<BR>1955 Chev Bel Aire 2 dr HT, lowered, continental tire kit, finder skirts, wonderbar radio, Yellow/White Green interior.<BR>1961 Ford Starliner, returned to Henry with<BR>many many compliments (total Lemon)<BR>1957 Chev 2 dr 210, gave to young Panamanian when transferred from Canal Zone. Probably<BR>still driving it!!!<BR>1961 Chev Impala Conv. 348 rat Motor. Sold<BR>when transfrred to Germany.<BR>1968 Chev Nova 200,000 miles on 6 cyl, traded.<BR>1969 Chev P.U. <BR>1973 Chev P.U. Daughter had tree jump out at<BR>her and she couldn't get out of the way.<BR>1978 Olds Omega SX Black/white V8 Auto.<BR>1984 Ford (used) so so<BR>1985 Ford (used) so so<BR>1992 Chrysler (hated it) traded<BR>1995 Chev Astro Van 160,000 miles and still<BR>going strong. Daily driver. Pulls 23 ft travel trailer.<BR>1956 Buick Century 4 dr ht (restoring it<BR>to driving condition only)<BR>duh dats all folks. Loren

[Guest]

I hope I can remember them all. I'm 37 and by the time I was 25 could show a list with 45+ cars on it, but not all were drivable, and several were parts cars. Here are the highlights:<P>1971 Jeep Commando (first 'car')<BR>1970 Fiat 124 spider<BR>1973 Fiat 124 Sport coupe<BR>1978 Ford Fiesta<BR>1980 Ford Fiesta<BR>1979 Ford Fiesta<BR>1978 Ford Fiesta S (after four, that was enough!)<BR>1970 Fiat 124 spider (still have; restored it)<BR>1981 Mustang 4 cyl (a pig)<BR>1981 Charger 2.2 (a dud)<BR>1967 Jeep CJ-5 (fun POS)<BR>1976 Ford Courier (aka Mazda pickup)<BR>1986 Honda CRX Si<BR>1986 Audi Coupe GT (still have; race it)<BR>1965 Ford Falcon (paid $35 for it)<BR>1966 Chevy C-20 pickup ($300)<BR>1965 Ford F100 pickup ($200)<BR>1971 VW Beetle (paid $15 for it)<BR>1967 Fiat Dino Coupe<BR>1965 Buick Skylark conv.<BR>1972 Fiat 850 Spider<BR>1975 Fiat X1/9<BR>1972 Mercury Capri V6<BR>1984 Subaru 4x4 HB (paid $400 for it)<BR>1987 Mazda 323 SW<P>Plus bunches more Fiat spiders I parted out.<P>Dwight V.<BR>Elizabethtown, PA

[Judd]

let's see <BR>50 Stude gift from grandma about like reids 28<BR>40 Pontiac coupe ( i wish I still had it!!)<BR>50 Ford 2dr sedan 3duece flat head<BR>55 hevy 2dr sedan 6 cyl 3 speed <BR>66 Mustang K-code coupe<BR>60 Ford Starliner<BR>57 Ford Fairlane 312 2x4 3 spd on the tree<BR>60 falcon 2dr sedan 289 from 66 Shelby 4 speed from 65 Falcon 9" from 59 ford 457 spool interior from 64 Comet Cyclone 260 signs wish I still had this one.<BR>65 Mustang GT fastback ( traded 60 Falcon for it.<BR>64 Chevy II 6 cyl Powerglide<BR>62 Comet 2dr sedan 302 4 speed 457 posi<BR>66 ford long van<BR>? Triumph Bonnaville traded 66 van for it<BR>65 Impala 4 dr<BR>61 ford short van<BR>72 ? VW Bug<BR>63 Ford unibody short bed 6 auto posi radio delete custom cab ( like to have this one back also )<BR>74 Courier<BR>76 Courier<BR>76 Dodge club cab<BR>76 Dodge club cab ( both these should only count as one half truck due to their junk quality )<BR>84 Ford Escort<BR>78 Courier 4x4<BR>86 Ford ranger<BR>86 Dodge<BR>93 Silverado club cab 3/4 ton turbo diesel ( wish I had this one back also )<BR>82 Ford 3/4 ton<BR>90 Areostar ( don't need to tell any body about the quality on this one) LOL<BR>56 Buick 46R Special 2dr ht ( still have )<BR>93 Lumina ( She who must be obeyed's car )<BR>65 GMC long fleet race 283 factory PG buckets vintage air ( My current dailly driver )<BR>Looking at 56 Buick and two 56 Mercs. some body stop me before I drag home another money pit!!!!!

[Howlin13]

My list of cars would be about 100.

I first drove a 37 Buick

47 Chrysler Convertible,

53 Studebaker Coupe

53 Stude Coupe/Corvette engine

53 Stude Coupe/Chrysler Hemi engine

56 Stude Golden Hawk 56J

59 Stude Hawk

57 Stude Hawk

55 Corvette Six/engine

63 Avanti R1

55 Mercedes 190 SL/Ford 302 engine

73 Mercedes 450 SL

41 Chev. Coupe

51 Mercury

50 Mercury

59 Corvette fuelie

62 Corvette

67 Corvette big block

69 Corvette

78 Corvette Pace Car

86 Corvette

62 and 71 Cad Eldo Convertibles

55 Cad Coupe Deville

57 Cad Coupe Deville

50 Olds Coupe

JAG XJS V12/4 speed stick

32 Ford 3 window Coupe/Olds engine

37 Dodge Coupe/Olds engine

64 Plymouth Sport Fury 383 engine

59 Plymouth Fury convertible