My earliest memory is riding along with grandpa on his Farmall A and steering...

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We always had a bunch of different vehicles around, but I remember driving Dad's '75 F100 302 2bl, 4spd. I also remember learning that it didn't have a neutral/clutch safety by starting it in gear.....scared the **** of me!

I "learned" to drive at eight years old, if you can call it driving.

http://flogginyourblog.blogspot.com/...years-old.html

It was an El Camino that my father had at the time.

I learned to drive in a 1984 Chevy Conversion van. 4 shades of brown and tan velour interior. I took my drivers test in a Chevy S10 Blazer.

My first car was a 1981 Jeep CJ7. $650. My dad and I bought it one weekend when mom was traveling. Boys weekend...woohoo! So what do we do...go buy a Jeep. On the way home he says we HAVE to clean this POS up before your mother gets home. We rattle can painted it, bought some used tires and right as we were putting it all back together, I stepped right through the passenger floorboard all the way up to my knee. Flintstone style!!! Of course she pulls up within minutes of that happening and I throw the rubber floor mat in the foot well to conceal the hole. She goes in the house and we grab a piece of sheet metal, bend it up and screw it in place with self tapping screws. What a hack job looking back on it!! A few minutes later here comes mom ready for a ride in the "Heep" as it was affectionately referred to by my parents. Man I wish I still had that thing!! So many great memories.

1st Car I drove - 64 Impala
Car I learned to drive in - 72 Ford Ranchero
1st Car I drove legally - 1972 Mustang, 351 Cleveland, 4 Spd
1st Race Car - 1969 Porsche 911S

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My older brother taught me in his 240!
I will own one some day!!!

Learned to drive in a 1969 Bronco, column shift :D But, that was mostly off road... long before I was eligible for a license.

Road experience was in my 1978 Celica GT, bought with $1000 loan from my parents.. out of a junkyard :D

1979 cutlass salon fastback/88 mustang gt

I'm suspicious of all who learned to drive in vans. My awesome vehicles included the late-'80s Camry that the driver's school psychos owned (dual brakes, yeah!)--this was paid for by working with stoners in a restaurant on weekends. They'd s-canned driver's ed when I was in high school.

The license test came on my third car, a '77 Mercury Capri with a completely powerless 2.3 four-cylinder/four-speed stick. I had to buy the car (washed a lot of dishes) to really teach myself how to drive, while my brother gave me tips on using a stick. The Capri was preceded by a '79 Celica and an '80 V6 Mustang, neither of which had the stuff for DMV exposure.

These cars were not deserving of film (this experience pre-dated digital cameras).

73 Gremlin v8/3speed... Thats just embarrassing