Reminiscing

[littlemissmartypants]

Car that I learned to drive on: (but it was yellow)

Datsun 240-Z #Advertising
⛩️⛩️🇯🇵 #Classic

Datsun 240-Z #Advertising
⛩️⛩️🇯🇵 #Classic

— Retrâ­•mania (@retromania4ever.bsky.social) 2024-12-18T18:24:21.908Z

My first car:
A Triumph Spitfire! I still have dreams about it.

Rétro car voiture 🚘 la Triumph Spitfire, noire 1970s

Rétro car voiture 🚘 la Triumph Spitfire, noire 1970s

— Mémoire2cité (@memoire2cite.bsky.social) 2024-04-15T22:45:26.388Z

But in these colors, green with a tan interior.

My '78 here in SWFL

— Rod Ratcliffe (@rodratcliffe.bsky.social) 2025-01-19T07:25:34.519Z

😻🤓🏁

[GiqueCee]

1. I had a '64 Spitfire...

... lotta fun to drive. Then I bought a new red '67 MGB GT and got serious about tricking it out. '67 was the last year that cars sold in this country were allowed to have knock-off spinners on wire wheels, or any rims, for that matter. Congress, in their infinite wisdom, also banned covered headlights, as on the Jaguar XK-E. Two totally asinine laws. If a pedestrian is close enough to a moving vehicle to be endangered by spinners, then they've already got far more pressing problems! And now, nearly all cars have covered headlights.
To this day, I regret selling that MGB. But in '67 I was an impetuous 20-year-old, and that was only one of many dumb-ass, spur-of-the-moment decisions.

[twodogsbarking]

2. Had a 280z, 1976. No weight on the back. Fun car but not too safe.

[Old Crank]

3. Car I learned to drive in

My father said I learned to steer in our 1965 Mercury Comet.
That I learned to drive in this.
1961 Ford Anglia.

[littlemissmartypants]

4. Thanks so much for sharing this, OC. ❤️