This is not the exact vehicle but similar. For those of you who dont already know, she is a 1989 Pontiac Bonneville.

 

95 Honda Civic. It was total crap. Had 225k miles on it. Distributer went out, timing belt went out, brakes failed on me, finally the drive shaft broke in half. I gave up on it after that. Its sitting in the woods behind my house at this very moment.

 

1994 Volvo 940... i put 100k miles on it in 4 years before I got my next car... I had mirror tint on it, intake, a badass stereo including the el camelion cd player, 2 Xtant X1044 10" subs and two A3001 Xtant amps

 

My first car was my dad's 76 Ltd broughman with covered headlights (like the one in thepic on top), he gave it to me because my junior hi it was too far from home, the car was ten years old at the time and he did not want to buy me a new car...
In those years you had to earn it.

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Jeez, your all just kids. 1951 Hillman Minx (got it in 69'), check out those smooth lines!!!, it was actually a great car. Being my 1st, I abused the hell out of it & it just kept going.

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Hey! I just bought a Black on Black '93 LS400... has 187000 and it is fast! These cars will run up past 150mph! But my first car was a '95 V6 Camaro. Not very fast, but it was a slick ride.



And my new rims soon to be installed!

 

1990 Honda CRX Si

Good times. There are fewer racoons, squirrels and other small animals in Hendricks county in IN. I had a friend that was 6'2" and he had to sit in the back once. Damn I wish I had a camera.

 

Gotta go honda, my friends. My first car was a 1997 Honda Accord. I now have a 1998 Honda Accord. I upgraded one year! Woohooo!

 

91 nissan maxima

 

My first car was a 1972 Chevy Vega coupe. I hated the car at the time but have since appreciated it. I changed transmissions every Thursday because I'd somehow manage to destroy them. I dropped the drive line 3 times and probably spent most of my weekends fixing whatever I broke. I would run it through the winters on top of Mount Hood in Oregon and never got stuck. She ran and kept me moving until the day I joined the military. I think I might buy another one someday just for 'ole times.