The vehicle you learned to drive in?

[Bowtech32]

Started with a 79 bass boat when I was 10, then when I could see over the dash it was a 84 Ford Ranger 5 speed...

And I drove it till it had 250,000 miles

[Bobcat]

1987 Bronco II XLT 4x4, Victorian white base with a broad deep metallic gray band and two small red pinstripes seperating the two between the white and gray. Silver step sides and Dayton tires just a bit larger than factory. Maroon interior. Loved that rig. Sometimes I wish I still had it. My next truck was a full sized Bronco, which I finally traded. After looking up the VIN I found out that it was registered two more times in Mexico. I like to think of it as being on an adventure south of the border.

[Old Goat1]

I learned in an ugly 1959 baby blue Ford Falcon my stepfather owned; straight 6, 3 on the column. Got the license and a job, then my folks got me a '55 Olds.

Old big body muscle car. Buddy had one, as long as you fed the fuel, it would fly. Not as fast as a 58 Ford intercepter.

I learned in a 1960 chevolet station wagon, (after Dad got rid of the 49 chevolet and 51 studebaker).

Then it was time for tractors, spent a lot of hours on a Allis Chambers model b, plowing. You Know you can put your foot on the lift bar and muscle the plow up?

[BoneDigger]

1974 Caprice Classic, Ermain White.

Like this except mine was white and a 4 door.



Todd

[buckmastertexas]

1967 Plymouth valiant straight 6 with the standatd shift on the column. I miss that ol' car.

[Slew]

84 S10 with vinyl seats, metal buckles, and no A/C!!

[Loreva13]

1992 white 4 door honda accord

[Shane]

I learned to drive a tractor first, probably. Then various farm pickups and grain trucks. When I got my driver's license at 15, I got the oldest farm pickup for "my own". It was a '73 GMC (green and white) that had been my grandad's and then gone through a couple of hired hands. It had about 300K miles on it by the time I got it in 1981, but none were harder than the miles I put on it chasing jackrabbits across the pasture.

[Outdoor Man 2]

I wish I could remember for sure, I think it was my dads '74 Buick Regal. Positive traction, 4 barrel carb, 350 v8. What I do rember is it was fast as a scalded cat!

[Bill M]

1965 Chevy Impala

[Bowhuntinonly]

Started with a tractor like some of you but first vehicle was a 1960 scout with the small pickup bed. Wish i had that ride!!

[BadtotheBow]

First tractor I ever drove was an 806 Farmall pulling a module builder. Dad wouldnt let me drive it down the road so I learned how to drive his F350 and follow him down the road from field to field.

[Danimal]

55 M38A1 w/283&T350. Still have it, always will! Thanks Pop!

[mnsmokepole]

1931 Ford Model A dump truck. It had no seat had to sit on a 5 gallon bucket

[Chaindiggity]

1965 VW Beetle (standard shift, of course)

I started in a '71 Beetle....bright yellow in color - pretty sure it was the original paint.....

Got it up to 88mph on I-45 once.....good times......