I had a baby blue 64 1/2 Ford Mustang with the 260 cubic inch V8.
Fortunate for me the ladies loved it.
Fortunate for me the ladies loved it.
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66 Ford GT-390 in metal flake blue running the NASCAR heads. Hit passing gear at 70mph and bark the tires.
A whole lot of these newer, lighter vehicles will run circles around it these days. HP vs weight ratio wins every time.
A whole lot of these newer, lighter vehicles will run circles around it these days. HP vs weight ratio wins every time.
I had a 64 VW beetle fiberglass dunebuggy kit car. Didn't drive it much, but the hours dad and me put in the garage will never be forgotten. Sold it long ago, but last I heard, it's still rolling around Broken Arrow
I have had a lot of cool ones.
66-67-69 mustangs and other mustangs, 69 camaro a a dozen more cool cars
But I love my 1947 Dodge truck the most.
I do miss the power of my Novas I have had two of the 2 door variety that would do big wheel stands.
One was driven most of the time with a trailer or boat in tow
I love doing wheelies.
Bicycles, motorcycles and cars wheelies are just plain fun.
66-67-69 mustangs and other mustangs, 69 camaro a a dozen more cool cars
But I love my 1947 Dodge truck the most.
I do miss the power of my Novas I have had two of the 2 door variety that would do big wheel stands.
One was driven most of the time with a trailer or boat in tow
I love doing wheelies.
Bicycles, motorcycles and cars wheelies are just plain fun.
It's a split between my 70 Plymouth Roadrunner and my black 67 pontiac GTO
I miss almost all of my paper route and lawn mowing funded cars I bought in High School and college:
54 Chevy project I never finished - evicted 20 years of mice nests and got it running again.
64 Ford Falcon (260 V8) - first one I was blessed to drive. Hauled my Lawn-Boy all over town in the trunk.
71 Thunderbird (429 V8)
72 Torino (351 V8) - temporary ride after my T-Bird got T-boned.
78 Thunderbird (302 V8); not bad for a kid who graduated HS in 1980. Kept this one through my senior year of HS, 7 years of college, and 3 years of Army service before moving to Hawaii. It was my last Ford; keep pondering getting a F250 or F350.
54 Chevy project I never finished - evicted 20 years of mice nests and got it running again.
64 Ford Falcon (260 V8) - first one I was blessed to drive. Hauled my Lawn-Boy all over town in the trunk.
71 Thunderbird (429 V8)
72 Torino (351 V8) - temporary ride after my T-Bird got T-boned.
78 Thunderbird (302 V8); not bad for a kid who graduated HS in 1980. Kept this one through my senior year of HS, 7 years of college, and 3 years of Army service before moving to Hawaii. It was my last Ford; keep pondering getting a F250 or F350.
I have 2. First was my 1st car. purchased in March 1971. 67 RS Camaro. 327 2bbl, 4 speed had 36K miles paid $1200 cash. Second was a 72 SS Nova. Purchased new in March 1972, Sticker price was $3955. Honorable mention 88 RX7 Turbo, 3 cool cars I own now but I don't consider the coolest, 72 Camaro SS restored, 99 Hugger Orange Camaro SS and 00 Camaro SS.
Don't laugh, but I consider this to be coolest 'car' I ever owned! A 1958 BMW Isetta! Mine was cosmetically perfect (just like this one that's not mine). However, after many years of being stored in a barn, the rats and mice had eaten every single wire on that car. I took me nearly a year to figure out how everything was wired.
Story I got was that the original owner got this in '58 or '59 and drove it to Alaska and back and then put it in the barn. Can't remember exactly, but it seems like the odometer read 11K,
Story I got was that the original owner got this in '58 or '59 and drove it to Alaska and back and then put it in the barn. Can't remember exactly, but it seems like the odometer read 11K,
