Who here drives the oldest car?

[dragonballgtz]

Bought my dads '64 Chevelle. Working on it.

I drive a '85 Mustang.

 

[gwlam12]

my friend drives a truck with 280000 miles on it.

 

[zixxer]

Originally posted by: FlashG

Originally posted by: Roger
1974 VW Bus

Vintage goodness

1971 Chevy C10 Pick up

1964 Chevy Corvair

Turbo Vair?

i restored a 64 vair spyder about 4 years ago.. i love it. :heart:
gave it to my grandfather after i was done as a gift. (he bought one new back then..)

 

[ROTC1983]

1968 Ford Torino GT 🙂

 

[johnjbruin]

Originally posted by: Beattie
2003 Civic. Do I win?

nope. 2004 right here(not a civic though).

 

[CraigRT]

Originally posted by: ROTC1983
1968 Ford Torino GT 🙂

nice car 🙂

i want a 71 cuda....

 

[Black88GTA]

I have a 92 4 cyl Mustang for the winter, and an 88 Trans Am GTA for all other times.

The sad thing is, I picked the entire Mustang up in running condition 3 years ago for $200... and it's the lowest mileage, most fuel efficient, most reliable, and newest car I've ever owned 🙁. I bought it planning on keeping it for one winter, but kept it cause it runs so well. It's now going on its 3rd winter since I got it, and has never once quit on me.

The oldest car I've ever owned was a Canary Yellow 77 Coupe DeVille with an 8 track 😀. Big pimpin.

 

[RaiseUp]

My Family has 2 Corvettes that were made in the '70s fully restored.

 

[amcdonald]

My 1867 special edition Galapagos tortoise is still kicking.

 

[PlatinumGold]

i vote for Rogers VW Bus. ya, the good ole minibus, it must be from the '70's. 🙂

 

[SP33Demon]

Used to drive a 79 Cutlass Supreme back in the day. Bought it for $400, didn't know how many miles were on it b/c every 10,000 miles it would actually roll back on the ode, so when I'd hit 120k it probably really had 130K on it. Lasted 40K more miles through the rough hills of WV, friends nicknamed it "Animal Thug". lol

 

[StageLeft]

97 911 Turbo. Thing is pretty old now and I'm just using it as a beater until I fry the engine, then I can buy a new one. I am so awesome.

 

[Maleficus]

65 mustang

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Originally posted by: amcdonald
My 1867 special edition Galapagos tortoise is still kicking.

lol

 

[aircooled]

My 76 Bus

 

[Sundog]

Originally posted by: Roger
1964 Chevy Corvair

Pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We had a Chevrolet Chevelle 402

 

[cavemanmoron]

my toy car,when the weather is nice;

a 1967 Camaro RS,with a 427 big block,4 speed tranny,came with factory disc brakes (front)
a heater,and No radio.

pics of my Camaro.

 

[minendo]

Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
my toy car,when the weather is nice;

a 1967 Camaro RS,with a 427 big block,4 speed tranny,came with factory disc brakes (front)
a heater,and No radio.

pics of my Camaro.

Beautiful car. I'd love to have a 68 or 69.

 

[amcdonald]

Originally posted by: minendo

Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
my toy car,when the weather is nice;

a 1967 Camaro RS,with a 427 big block,4 speed tranny,came with factory disc brakes (front)
a heater,and No radio.

pics of my Camaro.

Beautiful car. I'd love to have a 68 or 69.

.....must.... resist..... can't....... ahhh....

Screw it...
I'd also love a 69.

I hate myself.

 

[Squisher]

My daily driver is a '91 Dakota. I'm gonna drive this thing 'till it dies.

I think of this thing as Urban Camouflage.

Besides this thing has the best stereo of any of my vehicles. 2 sets of MB Quart component speakers, in the door and in custom kick panels. 300 watts of love.

 

[neonerd]

don't drive, but have an '89 camry...works great

 

[SHoddyCOmp]

I already have one BMW 2002 from '71. This weekend I'm picking up another, same year.
Two 1971's here! 😀 I love their handling, so good! For 30 some odd years old, they handle extreemly well.

 

[Lithium381]

1988 is my oldest, unless you count the motor-home which i think it's late 60's or 70s

 

[cavemanmoron]

Originally posted by: amcdonald

Originally posted by: minendo

Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
my toy car,when the weather is nice;

a 1967 Camaro RS,with a 427 big block,4 speed tranny,came with factory disc brakes (front)
a heater,and No radio.

pics of my Camaro.

Beautiful car. I'd love to have a 68 or 69.

.....must.... resist..... can't....... ahhh....

Screw it...
I'd also love a 69.

I hate myself.

1969 sems to be the more popular year,

the hoods and trunk lids will interchange between all three years,
the 1969 Camaro has different wheel openings in the rear,and the bumpers,grills,and tail lights are
a bit different;as are the instrument panles,where the speedo etc. go.

The 67-69 Camaro is one of the easier cars to work on,and find parts to restore/rebuild,as most of the parts are being made again.

If you were to compare a early Camaro,to a same era Ford,and both had a Big Block in them
you would find that the Camaro would be a Lot easier to work on,as the engine bay was made with a lot of room from the factory.
The Fords of that era had a "shock tower" setup that crowds the engine compartment,very much.

{my 67 has a big block engine,😉}

 

[BatmanNate]

My ride's only 16. :Q


I feel all dirty now. 😀