First vehicle you learned to drive that had a stick shift?

[tRidiot]

I don't have a danged clue. Ya'll all got me beat, you remember things a lot clearer from your youth.

 

[TedKennedy]

1957 Chevy 3 speed column shift. Should be required learning for all new drivers.

Same here. Additional bonus, had a bad battery so if you killed it you had to push it to get it started again.

 

[mr ed]

66 ford Bronco 1/2 cab. Had a 170cu inch 6 cyl which I upgraded to a 250 cu out of a Mercury comet and converted to floor shift.

 

[El Pablo]

1986 Dodge Daytona turbo with the C/S package, 5 speed manual. Found out later the C/S stood for carrol Shelby. Shelby the Corp, had worked with dodge on suspension parts on that car. The suspension made a huge difference. Torque steer when the turbo kicks in is interesting on fwd cars. Learned to scandinavian flick that car on gravel roads.

 

[El Pablo]

66 ford Bronco 1/2 cab. Had a 170cu inch 6 cyl which I upgraded to a 250 cu out of a Mercury comet and converted to floor shift.

That’s the car I wanted in the 90s. Still wish I’d bought one, first gen Broncos were cheap then.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

My grandpa's old '56 Chevy pickup.

I must be older, because it was my Dad's 56 Chevy pickup, that became mine as soo as I got my license. Wish I still had it.

 

[Okie4570]

66 ford Bronco 1/2 cab. Had a 170cu inch 6 cyl which I upgraded to a 250 cu out of a Mercury comet and converted to floor shift.

What color was it?

 

[Mr.Glock]

1963 Impala 283 2speed power glide.

 

[rc508pir]

A Datsun pickup in 84. Dont know what year model it was

 

[n423]

!962 Chevy stepside pickup,my first truck.