I've always wanted a hearse.

I'd love a 1967 Cadillac:

 

I learned to drive when I stole my brothers Chevy Sprint to go drink and party at the aquaducts in the moutians on a dirt road that I now drive my YJ on! Put a hole in his oil pan and rode the clutch all the way, burning it up! Lol I was 17!

 

1996 Mitsubishi mirage we had it for 8 years and put 300 000+ miles on it with minimal upkeep that think was a pos but it was a trouper

 

A 1975 Thunderbird I inherited from my Great grandmother. All the whistles and bells, power everything huge engine (leading to first speeding ticket, I was goin 105 in a 55 when I saw the cop). That car was so big, you did'nt park it, you docked it. My buddies used to refer to it as the Thunder chicken, good times, good times!

 

My buddy owns so many of these it would make your head spin.

 

My step-dad's 1984 Lincoln MKVII Continental.

 

1949 Chevrolet 3100 Pickup.

I'm showing my age!

 

Efi live tuned lb7 duramax...guess thats why I like the skinny pedal

 

First started on snowmobiles 4 wheelers dirt bikes tractors ect. Starting when I could walk pretty much. First thing on the road was my dads beat up 60s Chevy with 3 on the tree. Then his 79 Chevy with a small block 400 in it. He told me to pin it on a gravel road ended up blowing the rear end haha. Then he let me drive his 1977 peterbilt log truck around the yard after that I was driving around my grandpas farm all the time. My legal first rig was a 79 Chevy Scottsdale on 6in of lift and 37s blew the motor and sold it and got my Cherokee have had her for 4 years now

 

on road learned to drive in a 1986 f350 6.9 idi i smashed it up. first time ever driving was a john deere 870

 

Learned to drive/ drive stick in a 91 eclipse gsx. Fun little car but too many reliability issues

 

First thing i ever drove was my dads 76 Chevy pickup, when i was 13/14. Driving on backroads in the mountains and whatnot. Got my license in my moms 2000 Mustang.

 

Hmm, mine was in several parts.

Steering, 6 years old in a Ryder moving truck cross country from California to Michigan.

Changing gears on a manual, 11-12 in my Uncle's Toyota Tacoma pickup.

Then, actually in the drivers seat solo was my first car, 1984 Nissan 300ZX (photo is of the actual car, this was in 1999 when I was sending it to the junkyard, 16 years of Michigan winters had almost completely rusted it out)

 

I learned to drive/ my first car was a 1975 Chevy Laguna S3. Still have it in my dads garage

 

1974 k20 on 38 inch boggers. SKETCH, but fun as hell.