Name the car you passed your drivers license in?

[Racer4]

1988 Chevy Corsica, drivers ed car in high school.

 

[azbinder]

1965 in Arizona. My parents '64 Ford Custom 4 dr., 289/3 speed. Was former high school driver's training car. Mom worked for the local Ford dealer and furnished driver's training program with a new car every year and then sold them. Think the car had less than 10 K miles.

 

[BnRidge]

67 Chevy Impala. Go ahead and turn left at the next available turn. So I pushed on the left blinker lever - uh, uh, the automatic shift lever - and quickly did a real nice reverse burner right on main street down town. It was a while before I took the test again. Wild Bill the instructor was not to wild about all of that. I had a way of aggrevating authority.

 

[John0829]

1964 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 with a transmission that was barely able to get itself to move. Got my first ticket in it as well for not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign... ya did not lose momentum if you could keep from it.

 

[EscapedSuburbia]

1966 Volkswagon Bug. I spotted it in a field when I was 15. The farmer's son had run it into a tree and caved in the front end. He said if I could get it out of the field I could have it so I filed the points, aired up the tires, stuck a battery and some fresh gas in it and drove it home. A friend of my father was into dune buggies and had a bunch of donor bugs so he gave me a front end to graft onto mine. I drove it for a couple of years in high school then sold it at a tidy profit.

 

[grsthegreat]

1972 Pinto

 

[nikdfish]

'67(?) Ford Country Squire station wagon

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

A '71 Olds 442. Hurst 4 speed, 455ci "rocket" engine with a cam and glass packs......

I wasn't sure if the state police officer was going to get in for the test..... he did, and I passed.

(I didn't do any burnouts)

 

[ultrarunner]

My first W2 job was washing cars all day every Saturday at a car dealership age 13…

It was not long before I was fetching keys for customers and soon moving cars around the lot…

I racked up hundreds of hours parking cars before I ever hit the street with my learners permit…

Taught all my friends how to drive a stick and my nephew and nieces too at the farm.

Niece went off to college and a group was out day hiking and they met other college friends and there was a medical issue… out of the group my niece was the only one able to drive the friends stick shift back to Tempe…

 

[Hay Dude]

My dad’s 1983 F-150 4x4.