I want to start a thread for anyone and everyone to share pictures and stories about there first car/truck. ALL VEHICLES WELCOME!!!

Whether its something funny, cool to you, or just plain old "Grampa Gumpy gave me that old truck", share it with us!! Enjoy, bombers!!!

 

I should have had something by now!!!!!!!

 

1991 bronco. Put 6 inch bds suspension lift, superswampers, dual flowmasters, port and polished heads. 351w it was bad. he had no idea what he had rotting in his drveway.

 

caught on fire coming home from buck motorsports park

 

I had a 96 ford ranger 4x4 with warn lockouts,automatic, bridgesyone all terrains took it through a pond twice with water over the hood,still ran great until the motor blew three months latet

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Cool storys! Do either of you still own them? Do you have pics of that ranger?

 

He'll no I didn't drive it bur maybe three timesafter I replaced the motor bought a f150. Ill have to dig some pictures up from my dads computer.

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My first was an 88 ranger. First time I ever drove by myself I was on a back country dirt road. Being alone I was driving fast, having the *** end kick out, up till I started goin down a hill around a curve and a ups truck was coming up it. Well being a dumbass kid, I slammed on the breaks. Started fish tailing bad, ended up doing a 180 and hitting a Grader pile getting truck up on two wheels. Damn near rolled it. A year later we traded it off along with my dads 88 ford bronco for my 98 ranger


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Was your dad pissed you nearly destroyed that truck? Thats a cool story!

I learned to start driving at 7 years old in my dads lap. Tje day I asked him if I could drve for the first time, we were riding in the cow pasture in his 2000 (90s square body style) crew cab chevy dually pulling an empty 32 footer cattle trailer. I asked him of I could drive, and he scooted back his seat, lifted the steering column, and told me to hop on his lap. I meant after we unhooked it, but I wasnt about to turn down the chance to drive after asking to, so I jumped imto his lap smiling ear to ear. I brought my dad and then ten year old brother closer to heaven that day. I did not know you were supposed to turn wide when you were pulling a trailer, and I was barely able to see in the gap between the top of the steering wheel and the top of the dash. I still remember that like it was yesterday. One thing I really liked about that truck thoe was the power seats. They are great when you turn nime and get to drive with dad in the passenger seat.

 

He didn't find out till a couple years later


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