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Automobile Enthusiasts

Biophilic

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1. lol, memories differ.

Reply to kozar (Original post)

Mon Nov 4, 2024, 02:41 PM

Nov 2024

My first and most beloved car was a yellow Volkswagen, ‘68? It was perfect. Fun to drive, never got stuck in snow, ice or mud. I have been known to occasionally have a yellow Volkswagen show up in my dreams. The motor was in the back. That’s all I knew or needed to know about it.

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I learned to drive, in a '64 Comet, my how times change [View all] kozar Nov 2024 OP

lol, memories differ. Biophilic Nov 2024 #1

Exactly, kozar Nov 2024 #4

My dad had I think a Fury III about 1969 bucolic_frolic Nov 2024 #2

The Fury III, Idrove comes with a story, kozar Nov 10 #20

Double post, deleted kozar Nov 10 #21

First car: '63 Plymouth Belvedere. Slant 6, three on the tree. Onthefly Nov 2024 #3

Bonus points for the 318!! kozar Nov 2024 #5

Thanks! Durable engine. The Fiesta was tiny car but got 46 actual mpg. Onthefly Nov 2024 #6

Plymouth Fury III Station Wagon Florida Dem Nov 2024 #7

383 was a beast also, but broke down also, kozar Nov 2024 #8

I learned to drive my father's VW Beetle when I was in high school. Deuxcents Nov 2024 #9

I learned, to drive a stick, on my grandfathers farm, kozar Nov 2024 #14

I raked hay, kozar Nov 2024 #15

Graduated in '64, Mom had a new Comet sanatanadharma Nov 2024 #10

Great question! kozar Nov 2024 #12

65 Mustang.....a 283 I think.... bahboo Nov 2024 #11

The 1st MrsK, we were kozar Nov 2024 #17

Ford, it was a 289 kozar Nov 2024 #18

I learned to drive in a '71 Torino. discntnt_irny_srcsm Nov 2024 #13

My father said I learned to steer in a 65 Comet Old Crank Nov 2024 #16

Post removed Post removed Nov 2024 #19

I learned to drive at 13 years old. 1946 Chevrolet, 6 cyl, three speed on the column. Emile Nov 28 #22