I learned to drive on a combination of a 68 Rebel wagon, a 62 American, 58 chevy 1/2 ton, 68 Cornet, 57 Metropolitan, and my first car that had been my grandmothers my 64 Comet kstyer2008-09-01 20:51:58

I learned to drive on a tractor too.   

The first vehicle I learned to drive was a manual 1974 Ford F150. It was white with red interior.

For my high school graduation in 1982, my parents bought me a 1979 Chevy Malibu, It was a 4 door, silver with maroon interior, and a maroon vinyl top. I thought it was a big fancy "family car", and never was in love with it.

In 1984 I bought my first car, a 1979 Corvette. It was white with dark green interior, and that started my love affair with Corvettes.

I drove a 71 Nova with a straight six from age 16-20. That was a fun car, although it was terrible in rain and snow. Had to put weight in the rear for traction. Had a underdash cassette and an FM converter with my Jensen speakers!

Learned to drive in my Mom's Pinto, yellow with a black vinal top. My friends called it the bruised banana. Very embarassing to a high school kid. 2 months later found a 68 GTO, 400 ,4 speed,hidden headlights,buckets,console, for $800. Now I was cool, never lost a race in high school. Just like everyone else sure wish I still had that GOAT.

I was teaching myself driving at 1 AM. I stole (borrowed) my dad's car while he was on vacation. I was 16 at the time and no-one had the time or patience to teach me. My brother was sleeping, when I took the car out. I got pulled over in another city. They were looking for kids burglerizing. As I pulled down the narrow street, the cops were in the middle of it. I pulled into a drive to turn around when thet backed up to block me. They asked for my license. I told them it was back at home. They told me to get out of the car. My shoes were grass covered from cutting grass. They checked the trunk, there were all kinds of gardening tools, which my father was using at my grandparents' house. The cops thought that I had dropped a friend off........and that we were stealing gardening tools from back yards. They towed the car and theatened me all night long to come clean. I told them I was teaching myself to drive. They couldn't believe that. They sent me to Juvenile Court. They nailed me to the cross there.  

Wow, this goes way back... my first car was a 55 Chevy, primer brown with a bright orange passenger door, chrome wheels and a 3 speed in the floor, 8 track, no wipers or gas gauge... and yes I had to park it on a hill or cross over the starter

Ok here's the scoop. About a year before I turned 16 my parents were trying out used cars. One day my dad drove up with a 1964 Olds Dynamic 88 2 dr. Coupe, with a 394 super rocket V-8, 4 bbl. carb, rated at 325 hp. Man I tell ya what, I licked my chops for a whole year until I got my license. Little did mom and dad know that their grocery getter could trany slam and lay down rubber for a whole city block. Plus turn low 14's in the quarter. Well soon after I got busted fer reckless driving, daddy took the keys away. When I was finally able ta sit down I went out and bought  a 1958 Chevy Biscane. Saved up my hard earned money and paid $125.00 fer it. After shovelin out the 6cyl, and droppin in a punced out 283, she was still a POS., but she sure was fast.

my first car i paid 100.00 for 1963 pontiac catalina, white 4 door passanger only opened from the outside, little scary for the chicks.  used to drive it a round flathead lake in montana, smoking a lot of weed had a small pin hole somewhere in the windshield area so the headliner would fill up with air and make you seem like the car was shrinking or something of the sort, one time it back fired so bad it blow the whole muffler system off the car, never started again, left it at the lake, took the plates and thumbed a ride home.