yeah in which car did you learn how to drive? personally my father when i was 14 yo on his 1978 toyota corona, i think that car never made it to the states, anyway it was a 1.8 4speed stick shift, nice little ride for a 14 years old....
so what about you? :cool:

this is the one but black...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2005/2270107055_0218fc8d8b.jpg?v=0

71 Dodge Demon Devil. 426 Hemi 4 Speed. And yes it was a Hemi, no it did not come in the car.

First trip was in the driveway, Thank God for custom built clutches.

It was this car that inspired me to hunt down the closest thing I could find to that Hemi. My 70 Challenger R/T SE, 440 4 speed.

71 Dodge Demon Devil. 426 Hemi 4 Speed. And yes it was a Hemi, no it did not come in the car.

First trip was in the driveway, Thank God for custom built clutches.

It was this car that inspired me to hunt down the closest thing I could find to that Hemi. My 70 Challenger R/T SE, 440 4 speed.

i think i would have killed myself on a hemi, at 14 sometimes u act stupid, at least i used to, actually still do! lol

My sister taught me how to drive in her Ford Courier pickup truck. It was a 4 speed too.

How about a 1952 Ford pickup 6 cyl 4 in the floor. I was 13 years old and helped my Father with his crop dusting business during the summers. I was turned loose in a cow pasture and told not to come back until I could drive. I will never forget that day.

1940ish Willys Jeep with no brakes and a boat gas can between the seats.LOL Had to use four wheel drive and if you needed to stop turn the car off. It was our hunting camp vehicle and I was probably 13 or 14

A 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T!

Lernt ta drive onna farm tracter, 4sp tranny, tires were twice as tall as I was, think i was about 6 or 7 when Dad lemme take it out on my own!!!

Lernt ta drive onna farm tracter, 4sp tranny, tires were twice as tall as I was, think i was about 6 or 7 when Dad lemme take it out on my own!!!

a tractor? that must have been nice!

Can't even remember the make of it, just a big ole red farm tractor with the huge wheels in the back and the lil skinny ones up front...lol

i bet that u felt like the king for the farm! lol

This is what I learned in, a 1979 Buick Regal, but my parents was two tone grey with Tee Tops!!!!! LOL

http://files.conceptcarz.com/img/Buick/79-Buick_Regal_DV-07-HPA-01.jpg

Learned to drive a stick driving a tractor plowing fields back home

First car i learned to drive in i guess was my first vehicle.. 96 chevy silverado

my 1st was also tractor a international harvester 444 i guess i was 7 or 8

80's model chevy pick-up reg cab with 2-jet ski's behind it, I drove it from Hattiesburg, MS to Destin, FL at 11pm when I was 14 yrs old. First time I drove, my dad was asleep in the passenger seat, he had been working all night the night before.

my first car...an 87 chevy blazer...

my mom taught me in a geo storm 5-speed

resurrection!!! lets bring this one back!

1972 Pontiac Ventura (I think that's what it was). It was the parts delivery car for my dads auto parts store.

1972 Pontiac Ventura (I think that's what it was). It was the parts delivery car for my dads auto parts store.

i was about to buy one of those last year... but it never happened!

I learned to drive a car in a '75 Nova. I learned to drive stick in a ford pinto in an open field on a farm in Orlando. I had to teach myself but it was wide open where I couldn't hurt anyone...lol. That was in '78

63 Buick Special stationwagon, 3 on the stalk, which became my first car, for getting my LAST haircut for my older sisters wedding. Customized that car with Volkswagon bucket seats, and a 4-track tapedeck! 14 years old at the time, no car license, but I had a motorcycle license then , not to exceed 5 horse/brake power! Can u say OLD? Sure, I knew u could! LOL

Me In a 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix .

95 Chevy 1500........

1990 Geo storm

i learned how to drive in a 94 toyota camry which also turned out to be my first car...learned how to drive stick in my dads 98 tacoma 4x4..after driving that thing in stick any car was cake lol..

When I was with my Dad I was in his ' 75 Buick LeSabre and when with my Mom it was in her Chevy station wagon so I learned in large vehicles. However, when I went for my test, I took my uncle's Pacer...I wanted to make sure I had no blind spots to worry about.