Your first car, what was it please?

Thpugh mine might have been made by Alps. I was rather young at the time
 

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when I first passed my test in 1970 I brought a £50 triumph herald lasted four years and was easy to service.
 
Nice interesting thread.

Changed my life, 18 years old and 4 days.......Vauxhall Victor.....column change, bench seat....found it very comfortable.....guess I would then. :mad:

Over time covered the whole of england, scotland and wales and basically chasing railway engines, steam loco sheds etc with the odd 30mins for and with the girlfriend....had our priorities right then.:D:D

Touring the North East - Newcastle area August 1967.

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Changed my life, 18 years old and 4 days.......Vauxhall Victor.....column change, bench seat....found it very comfortable.....guess I would then. :mad:

Over time covered the whole of england, scotland and wales and basically chasing railway engines, steam loco sheds etc with the odd 30mins for and with the girlfriend....had our priorities right then.:D:D
30 minutes at 18 years old? Impressive :)
 
A beat up white mini 850. bought for £550 when I was about 19. UFD 15R was the reg plate

It was a right rust bucket - most of the trim fell off on a storm lashed trip to South Wales along the Heads of the Valleys road :D


My fav was my beloved Mk1 VW Golf BEC 332W bought for £1500 when I was working in Yorkshire. It broke my heart to sell it for 50 quid about 8 years later but it needed a hell of a lot of work and was rusty as anything...
 
Morris minor traveller reg. YUP555

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Bought in the late sixties, crap car but good for learning in:D

Regards
 
Mine was a bright yellow 1972 Morris Mini purchased from my neighbour for £75.

It ended its life in a farmers field after being rolled twice after being put through a hedge at speed on the Bridgenorth to Wolverhampton road.
Drum brakes and a tuned 1380cc engine were never a good combination :-lmao
 
Yep a bit shorter and fatter now.Also a Lot older.:)

¿Like many of us maybe but still here and still posting....life aint bad is it? respect-048.gif
 
1984 Chevrolet Camaro.

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The only pic I could find that had the same colour, the Greek in me always admires back ends...lol...
 
The only pic I could find that had the same colour, the Greek in me always admires back ends...lol...
....Nothing wrong with back ends :D:D
 
A 1950s MG was bought for me by my Mum in the late 60's from a very old couple I drove it a few time but it was pretty clapped out & needed a lot of work on it
Edd China was not around at the time but I bet he could have repaired it :)

http://www.questtv.co.uk/wheeler-dealers/

I preferred Motor Cycles as they were easier to maintain :)

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