And what was it?

$1200 for my 72 Olds Cutlass. What a deal! LOL

That thing was a 1972 ford pickup with a speedo that didn't work and it burnt so much oil. We paid $850!

'66 Mercury Monterey that was given to me by my Grandfather.

I had $50 in my first car....it was a 1968 VW type3 fast back.
I mowed my sisters yard for the summer and bought 2 brakelines and a carb rebuild kit to get it running.

I paid $2000.00 for a 1990 Integra. A lemon in sheep's clothing.

my 86 blazer was such a pile i got paid $30 for gas(at a whole 8mpg highway that it got) to get it out of my uncles back lawn, my 88 sierra, aveage to fair condition but i still call it a p.o.s. i got or my parents were going to sell it and i could use the money to buy a car if i didnt want it

1961 Ford Comet
Paid $60.00 for it! :lol:

I was in high school and about 17 years old. Paid $600 for a 1963 Studebaker GT Hawk. Lessons learned...priceless. Within the first month I had the engine and transmission out of the car and into the garage. Rebuilt them both myself. Chromed just about all of the external engine parts I could get my hands on. Flipped it into one of the most popular cars on campus.

It was a MG I paid $375. The car never made it to getting registered for the road. I ended up picking up a pickup.

Mine was a '64 Impala SS 327 power pack 2 speed power glide tranny and had 60,000 on the clock. I bought it from my uncle for $500. God I miss that car...

Mine was a 1960 Chevy Impala convertable. Red with a white top.
Man I loved that car. 283 4 barrell. I payed $1200.00 for it in 1964.
I want it back !!!

Hate to admit it but yes I ONCE owned a ford. 59 Ford F100 150.00 Hey at 13 living in the Ok panhandle I thought it was great. Wide open spaces and miles and miles of dirt road. If I remember correctly the hood latch was broken. Had to hold it down with a bungee cord. Watch out about 50 mph it would start to come up. Sad to say that was about top speed.

Hate to admit it but yes I ONCE owned a ford. 59 Ford F100 150.00 Hey at 13 living in the Ok panhandle I thought it was great. Wide open spaces and miles and miles of dirt road. If I remember correctly the hood latch was broken. Had to hold it down with a bungee cord. Watch out about 50 mph it would start to come up. Sad to say that was about top speed.

WOW thats gotta be a record of some kind, you got a Ford pickup, and an old one at that to double digit speeds

$1100 for this car.
http://performin.homeip.net/images/challenger.jpg

$1100 for this car.
http://performin.homeip.net/images/challenger.jpg

Was it a true RT and if it was tell me you still have it!:burnout:

Is that a 440 Cuda?

1979 Monte Carlo..... $500.00. Washed it the 1st time with a SOS pad. What a pile.. Every tank of gas took 2 quarts of oil....:smack:

My parents bought my first car for $1000.00 in 1984.
It was a mint 1975 Plymouth Duster with a slant-six. Talk about a chick magnet!:smack:

1971 Dodge Challenger R/T. $1100
http://performin.homeip.net/images/challenger.jpg

1955 Black 4 dr Caddy with power everything, and it all worked. :cheers:
$50.00 in '65. Ran great. Painted it yellow with a foot wide Black racin' stripe down the middle. Used it for a fishin' car in the North East Calif. mountains.
Took out the back seat and she'd sleep 4. :lol:

3400.00 for mint ta 6.6 4 speed 77 trans am less than 2 years old. AWESOME

I paid $500 for a POS 1979 dodge "K" car. It was yellow and such a grandma car. Sold it in a year for $750.

$30.00 for a 1950 Ford 4-door custom. It had a flat head 8 with 3-speed. Had to put a set of points in it to get it home, but it ran pretty good. Got a couple photos of it on my "Ghosts Of The Past II" album.....I was a month or two past my 15th birthday when I bought it

$1200 for a '77 Volvo 264. The Renault V6 crapped out about a year after I bought it.:banghead:

$500 for 1981 chevette had to rebuild the motor

Hand me down 88 bonneville se. Can you say FREE!

1958 2dr. Chevy DelRay given to me when my grandfather passed away

1952 Ford for $150. This was in 1960.

1952 Ford for $150. This was in 1960.

Cool ride, I wish I had one right now!

Cool ride, I wish I had one right now!Thanks and me too! It would probably be worth a lot more than I paid for it. It was an 8 cylinder flat head engine with very little power. No AC, power steering or brakes. Did have a radio and that's all.

1978 Nova, 6cyl, I think it was 150 bucks or somewhere around there!:party:

1978 Nova, 6cyl, I think it was 150 bucks or somewhere around there!:party:

wow you've come along way to what your driving now

1988 Cutlass Supreme sitting on Chrome Dayton's. (Yes, I was very confused back then).

Paid my grandmother $3000.00 for it.

I bought a 61 Plymouth Valiant, 6 cylinder, 3-speed with a broken windshield and missing battery for $35 in 1972. A year later I traded it and $60 for a 68 Nova 6 cylinder. I was a GI, and with the auto hobby shop on base I was actually able to make a pretty decent ride out of these. I worked them up to a 67 GTO just before I got orders for Germany. Total cash outlay was about $200.

Dusty

Paid $850 for a '76 Dodge Aspen. This was a total "AL Bundy" car. It was mustard yellow and everytime it would rain, the car wouldn't run.

Now how many of you had your parents buy your first car for you! :rofl: so really your first car cost $0 :willy_nilly:

In '76 when I turned 16 I paid $500 for a '70 Chevelle with 32,000 miles on it. It was blue with a white vinyl top, white vinyl bucket seats, 3 speed auto on the floor, and a 350. It was a great car until an unisured motorist ran into the back of me at a stop sign and totalled it.:patriot:

$500 for my Dodge....

Mine was givin to me! Can't beat free!

My first car was in the UK, a Triumph Herald convertible bought for the equivelent of $200.

Had some great sh*gs on the flat trunk lid, perfect height!..

Car was great until my bird and I opened both doors at the same time and the damn thing broke in the middle.......

in full view of the local pub crowd drinking outside!!!!! Had to laugh....

Geuss I killed yet another thread!:rofl: :rofl: