Lostn51

I learned to drive in a 1963 1/2 Ford Falcon Sprint with the factory V8 then after I got used it, I was finished with my 1951 Ford and drove it fairly regular. Both were showcars.

I still have my 51 Ford today although its not factory stock anymore.......

red roses

A Nova. I learned stick shift in a Hornet---3 speed on the column.

hpylady

I learned to drive on a 65 Mustang, my brother's. My first car was a 65 Falcon, 3 speed. I wish I still had it. It was a good little car.

Kitsie

Pardon my age....a 1947 Plymouth. I had to look under the rim of the steering wheel to see out!

Kitsie

Yes, it does! 47 Plymouth here!

Aurora

I learned on a 1963 Ford Falcon Futura 3-speed. Boy I loved that car, then my brother learned to drive and he drove it between two trees at one of the County Parks. She was never quite the same after that.

starlight

I learned to drive on a 1950 Jeep. We used it as a plow truck and I had to plow as well.

Quilter2B

I'm guessing my uncle's farm truck in the field ruts really don't count 'cause I couldn't even reach the peddles. I learned to drive in a 1964 Ford Falcon; learned to drive a stick in a cousin's '64 Stepside with 3 on the column (really easy to burn 'em off - lol). First car I bought was a 64 Malibu - man I loved that car!!!

Lostn51

I learned to drive a stick on a 1974 Plymouth Duster with a 225 slant six and 3 on the tree. After driving it for a few months I cut the car up and built a tube chassis and it was a pro mod drag car running a blown big block on alcohol!!

Billy

bonitagaye

I learned in a volkswagen bug and a 1948 Crosley.....wish I had a picture. Especially when I took my siblings and neighborhood kids to school and 10 kids piled out of it!
Catholic school in Wichita Ks....1964-1965