Can't believe I was able to find a picture of the exact car. White 1963 Pontiac Laurentian 2 door sedan (Canadian model) 230 Chev 6 with three on the tree.
Post the car you learned to drive in...
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TT5.9mag
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My older brothers 1964 Galaxie XL500 big block 3 speed manual. He would go out and get drunk at his friends house and call me to ride my bike over and drive him home in it. I was about 13. I still have the car. He gave up on it and it’s sitting in my backyard waiting.
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My father had a new '65 Chevy Bel Aire and that's the car I learned to drive in. On the day of the exam my older brother came to pick me up and take me to the test location. When he got to the house to pick me up he said dad's car has a flat and we don't have time to change it, so we'll take my car. THIS was it. The queen friggin mary, they must have christened it with champagne when it was built. Still remember the look I got from the examiner when we rolled up, somehow I passed.
It was 1959, I was 14 and already knew how to drive, but this was car I actually drove.
I knew how to drive by observing my dad.
This car was his pride and joy!
This is pic from net.
Somewhere I have a pic of the actual car and will post it.
I knew how to drive by observing my dad.
This car was his pride and joy!
This is pic from net.
Somewhere I have a pic of the actual car and will post it.
Beautiful Dodge!!!
Unconventional
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unattended, the '64 Elky. Dad's boss flipped me the keys and told me to go fetch his truck. I think I was 10 or 11
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diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
Nothing fun for me since it must have been a late 90s corolla or some other throw away soul less car
I'm in the process of teaching my boy to drive though in this 9000 pound brick
(With the plow on it, of course)
I'm in the process of teaching my boy to drive though in this 9000 pound brick
(With the plow on it, of course)
No pics, 1954 International 3/4T pickup, 6 cal granny 4 speed
LocuMob
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I learned to drive in a 1979 Celica ST 5 speed. Had the coolest shift knob, wood with a green background for the gear pattern. Wish I would have taken that before I sold the car. Total pile he got from a coworker, and the first car I worked on. I got to pay for it, while my sister's could take it whenever they wanted.
I also got to pay for my insurance while they got a free ride. Had my first accident, hit a straight truck right on the rear frame dropdowns. Junkyard parts and quick bending of the hood and I was back in business. Still remember that car fondly to this day. Glad I saw the light a few year later after a few more rides, and got my first Mopar, a total pile '81 TC3, which I still remember fondly, and also the first car I did a Duke's of Hazzard jump with, not intentionally.
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Yote
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Not positive which was first ‘66 Rambler Ambassador station wagon or trucks, farm tractors or combines. Pretty sure Rambler was not first, been too long ago.
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SSG_Karg
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Not exactly a panty-dropper but it did decent burnouts.
like_A_pike
that's not factory
1972 Pontiac Catalina in dull army green. It had a couch in the front, a couch in the back, and a big block!
rmchrgr
Skate And Destroy
1984 Volvo 240 Wagon TURBO 4 with a 5 speed STICK. Same car as below. I beat a kid in a Chevelle with it.
Ironracer
Gearhead
Hey Man, my old Drummer had a B2000!
Cope
Fusing with fire
1965 Ford F250 4x4
I don't think that counts tho because I could already ride a dirt bike so driving was just an extension of that.
I don't think that counts tho because I could already ride a dirt bike so driving was just an extension of that.
And I drove it again today!
We used to laugh at those things, but now not only do I like um, but they are worth some dough.
That's very cool. Always loved the 69 body style.
1969cuda
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Started driving this at the age of 15.
I don’t remember “learning” to drive. Seems like I always drove. When I was 12 I drove across Canada in a 69 Catalina wagon. I drove to drivers ed. Took my test in a 67 Barracuda that I own today.
I used to hot lap a Carmen Giha around the block after school. That was 7th and 8th grade.
I used to hot lap a Carmen Giha around the block after school. That was 7th and 8th grade.
33IMP
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My first car, the one I drove to high school was a 55 Chevy, delrey, two door coupe, my folks bought new, in 1954. I still have it.
My drivers training car, was a triple pickle 70 road runner!
My drivers training car, was a triple pickle 70 road runner!
I first learned to drive an old 40's era Ford tractor on my grandparents land. From there at age 13, my dad & his best friend brought home a 26 T pickup with the engine & transmission in the bed. My dad told me when I could get it running & driving that I could get a license but I wasn't driving his F*&^%g cars. I kept that car through high school & into college.
My next door neighbors had the exact same 59 Chevy when I was a kid, stupid horn would sound in the middle of the night randomly, until my old man went over one day and unplugged the horn.
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