What's the oldest vehicle you have ever driven?

sledneck said:

Fabricator1 the Gilmore is awesome. Are you close? Probably be there for the relix riot in August.

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It's about 1.5 hours south of me. I'm up by silver lake sand dunes. I was in the area so stopped and checked it out. Definitely a cool place. Looks like they have a lot of events there.

Nice car btw

51 Chevy car

My uncle's 51 Willy's truck. I loved that thing.

my '79 Waggy best I can recall

67 galaxie 500

My old 48 flatfender. Drove it stock a couple years before building it up.

My second vehicle was a 74 D100. Gave $888 for it because the lot ran out of 9's to put on the windshield. :****:
Ran that thing until the oil plug fell out on the highway. So yes, it is possible to kill a slant 6.

Jduck said:

My old 48 flatfender. Drove it stock a couple years before building it up.

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that's pretty cool Jason

1968 Dodge Charger R/T that I use to own.

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TBItoy said:

Model T.

High school friend's grandpa had 2 of them.

Current bosses dad has a '31 Model A that I've driven also, it's a lot more like a "modern" car than the T was!



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This is a fact. A few friends with As & Ts. 14 T is the oldest Ive driven.

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Besides driving my dad's 70 cuda anytime....one of the best days of my life was getting to drive the Twisted Machine 68? Camaro.

It was a while ago when I was heavy into open track/autocross.

I believe the setup back then was a 500hp smallblock and some paddle shifter setup on some GM trans. Whole car was incredible. I was skiddish at first but it was so confidence inspiring I jus let it eat! 110mp in straights.

http://youtu.be/ZELv-yxxUr0

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My grandparents have a 1928 Model A. Fun to drive, but it will not get you anywhere fast ;D

Not sure what the oldest one is, probably 1948 Willys that I put an engine in a couple months ago. I was really surprised how good it drove, smashed windshield folded down and no seat belts at 50mph with safety glasses on. 8)

Drove an old deuce I had that was from the 50s that somebody put in an industrial FE ford motor that had no brakes but was cool. Drove a 68 or 69 cutlass with a two speed glide that ran like a raped ape and for some stupid reason if you turned on the wipers the switch would shock the **** out of you at random times have drove all kinds of old things but that's some I remember being kinda older

Wife. Ancient

66 Ford cabover grain truck that was farm clapped out with a load of wheat on it. 8 years old. Let out on the clutch and killed it, started rolling backwards, **** brakes, was headed right toward custom harvesters service truck. Decided to let back out on clutch and the gears held it up. I seriously wonder how I am alive thinking back on some of the things my dad had me do.

AllGoNoShow said:

66 Ford cabover grain truck that was farm clapped out with a load of wheat on it. 8 years old. Let out on the clutch and killed it, started rolling backwards, **** brakes, was headed right toward custom harvesters service truck. Decided to let back out on clutch and the gears held it up. I seriously wonder how I am alive thinking back on some of the things my dad had me do.

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All the more character and balls growing up on a farm doing dumb ****. We moved houses on the side with the old grain truck sans bed and 8 sets of dualed up 16" split rim truck tires on axle stubs from cut up rear FF axles. I got to drag power and phone lines over the top with a piece of pvc. Don't worry son, there's no steel toughing the ground. Bird on a wire

blacksheep10 said:

All the more character and balls growing up on a farm doing dumb ****. We moved houses on the side with the old grain truck sans bed and 8 sets of dualed up 16" split rim truck tires on axle stubs from cut up rear FF axles. I got to drag power and phone lines over the top with a piece of pvc. Don't worry son, there's no steel toughing the ground. Bird on a wire

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liveing life you were

I'd need to scrounge through my hard drive archives to find a pic of it but it was a 1913 Richer Schneider. Looked just like this one :

If you don't count a '53 forklift with a flathead and 3 speed, my '64 F-100 I daily'd for about a year.

Old shitty cell phone pic-