In the last 57 years, wife and I have had only 18 cars and still have 7 of them, only 1 in non-op. ... I'm not counting a half dozen + that I bought for my kids and in-laws. Hamb friendly: 1929 Model A Ford cabriolet (still have, since 1958-9) 1929 Model A Ford tudor 1929 Model A Ford roadster 1929 Model A Ford closed cab PU (still have, since 1993) 1929 Model A Ford coupe (still have, since 2010) 1951 Ford Custom club coupe (still have, since 1996) 1957 Chevy BelAir tudor 1963 Chevy Impala 2 dr ht
We were talking about this yesterday. i counted 31 cars in 7 years, 3 are keepers. my 1953 henry j,my 55 studebaker coupe and my race car 1974 tr7 triumph. wanting to add a model a coupe to the keeper list!
I have owned way too many, over 100, gained on a few, lost on most, but have enjoyed each and every one of them. I own the two now that I have always wanted. Yet I would love a nice A roadster. I am not done .
I have never owned that many over the years, but starting in 1960 I have owned 6 all steel Willys coupes, and still have the '39 (along with the '36 sedan) pictured in my avitar. They have all found happy owners, and all still exist! g-willys
Pretty difficult to count, I parted out / traded a lot of cars. Should I count the 75 delta 88 that I bought in the morning, poured gear lube in the burnt trans to get it driving, ran it thru 3 fields and bounced it off some guardrails, cut the 455 drive train out of it around noon and my buddy had it crushed by 4pm. The cops were asking body shops for a month about a wrecked dark green car that damaged bridge guardrails. the axles and housing ends went into a 9in rear that I still use, I guess the car lives on.
I have around 25 rite now, im 59 so times at least 40 years? ah **** way too many.... tryin real hard to thin the herd........
1972 Chevelle 1983 Blazer (still own) 1972 chevelle 1989 Chevy C1500 19** Chevy Caprice 19** Ford ranger 2002 Pontiac Grand AM 2002 Subaru WRX 2009 Pontiac G8 GT 1953 Ford F100 (still own) 2006 GMC 3500 (Still own) 2005 nissan Murano 1971 VW Super beetle (still own) 1999 Ford Expedition 2004 Jeep Liberty (still own) 2015 Dodge Challenger (still own) 1930 Ford Model A 2rd sedan (still own) That doesn't count motorcycles.
This would have been an easy question when I was 18. Sent from my SM-T350 using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
55 Ford 66 Mustang 271HiPo 68 CJ 36 Ford truck 37Ford truck 56 Ford truck 56 Frid truck 59 Ford truck 59 Ford truck 49 Merc Coupe 50 Merc Coupe 53 Vicky 56 Ford post 49 two door Ford 51 studebacker 66 Merc, 428 Super Marauder 59 Merc two dr Crusier 59 Ford Wagon 59 Ford Wagon 59 Merc Wagon 10 Ford 70s Ford Pus 77 Lincoln 78 Lincoln 79 Lincoln 68 Bronco 70 Bronco 79 Bronco 65 Galaxie XL 65 Country Sedan 3 Dodge Diesels 01 Ford Pu 04 van 95 Jeep 4 Harley’s 74 900 94 Lincoln 57 Ford 55 Chevy 67 Dump truck 54 Reo 51 GMC 6x6 61 F500 69 International 74 C series 66 international 73 Dump truck 95 Monaco, motor home 56 Buick 66 Galaxie 60 Econoline van 62 Econoline PU 4 School buses 65 Galaxie 65 Galaxie 75 Ford winch truck 76 Dodge winch truck 82 Ford Pu 74 1 ton Ford 428 67 One ton Ford 66 Chevy 2 ton 57 Ford Fire truck ?? Reo 6x6 51 Ford 2 ton 76 Cobra Never ever listed them before, thought this would be a good time to count them. Always thought I had about forty, guess I was a little low. Sure that I have missed some, sorry about the OT ones. Sold the 55 Ford when I was a kid.... learned my lesson.... still have the rest. And a few more that I probably missed and that my son and nephew have on the ranch. Bones
Im slowing down & remaining static. In the past two year,s Ive bought three and sold three. Bought two OT chevy trucks and a OT ford truck. Sold the OT ford and a 55 GMC and a 66 GMC.
1963 Buick Ambulance (last 2 days, before I wrecked it, doing donuts with the lights going, and siren on) 1971 Datsun B210 1981 Ford Granada 1982 Pontiac J2000 (piece of ****) 1979 Toyota wagon 1968 Chrysler Town and Country (hop in my Chrysler is as big as a whale) 1976 Dodge Aspen R/T (3spd, hurst shifted rust Bucket) 1982 Plymouth Laser 1979 Mercury Zephyr 1964 Mercury Comet 1973 Dodge Dart 1974 Dodge Dart (fully restored, lost in my divorce) 1977 Chevrolet c10 1959 Desoto Firedome (lost in my divorce. Copper State Cl***ics cut it up in 2017, while I was trying to buy it back. It was still in my name, with an open ***le, wearing my tags.) 1984 Mustang Lx (Totaled) 1967 Mustang 1975 Ford Torino Grande Elite 1989 Geo metro 1991 Buick Skylark (my only NEW car) 1985 Toyota Pickup 1965 Chevy II wagon (appeared in a Weber Carb Add.) 1956 Ford Crown Victoria 1974 Maverick Grabber 1975 Mercury Comet 2001 Ford Escape' (totaled, and it took a super duty with it. Police couldn't believe I walked out of it.) 1989 Jeep Cherokee Alabama State Police Car 1982 Ford LTD Alabama State Police Car (with working lights, and Sirens) 1988 Ford Bronco (ex World of Wheels Show Car) 1977 Ford F100 2008 GMC Canyon 2014 Mustang GT (biggest piece of **** ever) 1954 Chevy (Hurricane took it out before it got delivered. Tree fell on it lengthwise) 1954 Plymouth Savoy (with a 74 slant six, and Plymouth Valarie Rear brakes only) 1963 Pontiac Tempest (V8, 40,000 original miles) 1966 Rambler American (one of my faves, never should of sold her) 1977 AMC Gremlin (Levis Package, Red white and blue!) 1963 Ford Galaxy 500 ( The Atomic Kat Box) 1965 ford Fairlane 500 (The Shrimp Boat) 1967 Dodge Dart 1971 Comet 1973 Maverick (back seat was full of hyperdermic needles) 1991 Ford Ranger (purchased from a friend, while he was in the desert) 1978 GMC 1982 Dodge D150 2010 Subaru Forester 2010 Subaru Impreza In other words, a whole lot of junk. and that's just the ones I remember...
Lost count. Started buying them when I was 12 and now at 52 I can’t remember every one of them. Highlights: 1968 Shelby GT500KR I dug out of a guys backyard 1969 GT500 Convertible Six 1970 Mach 1’s with 428Cj power 1970 Cutl*** SX Convertible 455 Half dozen Model As Countless 1965-66 Mustangs Several late model Cobra and Shelby Mustangs 1935-36 Cabriolets Several F100s of various generations 1957 Caballero 1958 Estate Wagon But I wouldn’t trade any of those for my current 1928 AV8 Pickup. I love this little truck!!
Kinda like keeping track of the women you've nailed... after some number, you just remember the good ones Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app