What Did You Come Home From The Hospital In As a Baby?

'64 Pontiac Strato Chief. Red, with four blue doors.

Mismatched paint has been the story of my life ever since!

 

Almost new... 48 Poncho in backround, Dad was a salesman and put a jillion miles on it then my brother drove it for years till it disintegrated..

 

1964 Galaxie 500XL. White on white, 427/4-Speed. Rode on vintage Trans Am magnesium Minilites. I really wish my dad had kept that car.

 

St Loius Gasser...I know it's crude but thats the way Mom tells it...in other words I was heading out the door, literally.

 

Not easy to come home in anything cool over here, but my eldest son managed it in '92 in a baby blue and white '55 pillarless Buick Special. Then my youngest son came home in 2003 in my '69 Triumph convertible.
Paul.

 

49 Ford sedan. (fairly new at the time )

 

My dad's 3 year old '61 Mercury Monterey Convertible with a 352-2V and Cruise-O-Matic. It was red, with a red interior and a black top.

 

1937 packard convertible dam i wish i had one of those now

 

A 1965 Chevy II

 

I always figured that I rode home in the '53 f-100, it was a year old at the time and I think it was the only vehicle we had then. However my dad was talking about random things one day (he's 92) and he said that I rode home in the preachers Studebaker. I still have the f-100.
V/8

 

1971 plymouth cuda, hi per 340, factory hurst slapstick

 

'49 Ford Tudor.

 

born at home , no need for a ride............

 

67 convertible Corvette, big block with side pipes and fender flares.

The car now is my uncles.

 

a '79 trans am 455 white with a blue bird and blue leather interior. Not the coolest ride mentioned here but I was born in the 80's and it was my moms car.

 

An 18 month old 1940 Plymouth Business Coupe, I also rode all across the USA
in it, later. Mostly riding on the shelf behind the seat.

 

63 Plymouth Wagon. Probably what started me on my love for wagons. I probably thought it was cool as hell but since I was an infant, I don't remember.

 

1955 Olds

 

yellow 53 Mecury Two Door

 

August 5, 1960.Turqouise and white 55 Bel-Air 2-door with 2 in. lowering blocks , 57 283 with 2 fours, and J.C. Whitney stick on checkered flags on the quarter panels. At least thats what they tell me. The other story is when I was about 2ish I pulled a hot pot of coffee down on myself , where my frantic parents scooped me up and took me to the hospital with my skin peeling off. On the way a cop in a 59 Ford pulled my dad over and offered a escort the rest of the way to the hospital. The same 55 Chevy was what we were in and according to my dad, the officer wasn't going fast enough , so he pulls out from behind him and blows his doors off on the way to the hospital! The story goes that the officer was apologetic but at the same time gave him a warning not to do that again. I had to learn to walk and talk again. I guess my dad saved my life.

 

A stock , 2-year old '36 Ford Humpback 2-door sedan, Washington blue. Long time ago.........1938!!!!!

 

C-54 and it was a long ride from Germany to Africa!

 

1950 Chevy Fleetline fastback- Dark Blue.

Like this one

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b1/1950_Chevrolet_Fastback_in_West_Virginia.jpg

 

My dad's 3 year old 64 289 auto Comet Caliente

 

Red '67 Buick GS400. I let dad drive.

 

A 1955 Chevy convertible.

 

I, too, was born at home. I think that makes me old.

 

47 Chevy coupe.

 

Cool thread... '60 Rambler American
Smokey

 

A three year old 1960 Bonneville 4 dr Ht. This photo was taken at (the future) Edgewood golf course, south of Polo ILL. when my dad was helping to build the course.