Picture of first car......

I got photo's but no scanner to put them up.

My first car was a mk1 golf gx 1.5 but my first legal to drive car was a mk1 golf 1.3 driver

My first car was an F reg Fiat Panda 1000c bianca.......yeh baby!.............i know it was shite but it felt good owing a brand new car the day i passed my test ..........i'll dig out a pic

nelds wrote:

My first car was an F reg Fiat Panda 1000c bianca.......yeh baby!.............i know it was shite but it felt good owing a brand new car the day i passed my test ..........i'll dig out a pic

its not shite! i think fiat pandas are cool

My first car was a mk1 us spec rabbit 5dr in yellow 1.8 automatic with cut springs

i still own my 1st polo! here's how it looked before i stole the splits to furb up and has a bit more rust now

that was my first car, 1.4 match 6n2


i was gutted when i swaped it for passat :(

this was my first car, it was a 1.4 mk3 golf, totaly loved it, and still regret selling it. cost £1800 to insure for the first year!!

it went tho many differnt looks when i first got it, it was prity much wheels and a woping great 15" sub! then i sold the sub for coilovers and never looked back!

My golf that i got off jim is going to cost me 1700 if i lower it 1500 if not. Who the hell did you go with and what the hell did you do to it.

This was mine:

ignore the mirrors!

Marty Vdubz wrote:

My golf that i got off jim is going to cost me 1700 if i lower it 1500 if not. Who the hell did you go with and what the hell did you do to it.

i see that you are 19, that would be why its cheaper for you.
i insured it on my 17th birthday on a provisional at the cost off £1000, i passed my test 9 weeks later, i rang my insurance to tell them i had passed my test and they told me it going to cost me another £800 to see the policy, i told them i was not pepaired to pay it, and that i was going to have a ring around, i tryed all the usally internet sites and a few phone brakers and could not get it for under 2k and that was a standed car. so range back my company and payed up. i must off been mad!!

i had a 1.8 mk3 when i was 18 cost me 1100 to insure wasnt insured as lowerd though but shhhhhhhh

my 1st car was a mk3 cortina, it sat about 2 inches of the floor and had revolution 4 spoke alloys. got no pics but looked sorta like this

^^^yeh sure it did

i bet you bought it brand new mark

This was my first car to call my own after a couple of years of sixth form poverty driving my parents mondeo

I've still got it but it's mid resto now

mark-1vw wrote:

my 1st car was a mk3 cortina, it sat about 2 inches of the floor and had revolution 4 spoke alloys. got no pics but looked sorta like this

I remember you riding round march the your old cortina

mark-1vw wrote:

my 1st car was a mk3 cortina, it sat about 2 inches of the floor and had revolution 4 spoke alloys. got no pics but looked sorta like this

Worth a fortune now after "Life on Mars"

my first car was A 1992 K Reg mk3 golf 1.4 in light blue, had the head gasket go, fixxed it then sold it, went local but had a head one 2 years ago so no longer with us, owned for 2months

then had a 1998 R Reg mk3 1.4 in dragon green which was a nice car, had issues wth this also including cambelt snappage on grafton centre roundabout in rush hour fun, had that fixxed then part exed it against my third car, owned for a year

third car was a 1995 N reg mk3 golf cabriolet, my favorite car, pretty imaculate owned for nearly two years, only ever had the clutch go at 120000 miles near the end of when i owned it, part exed and the car i miss the most

fourth car was a 1992 K Reg astra 1.4i, bought it to rag about in the fens when i took my cab off the road, crashed into a ditch after 3 months!

fifth car was my skoda 2005 '05' plate, currently running a private plate, just started modifying, currently owned for 11months, i love itbut not the same as older cars

sixth car was a mk2 golf 'D' reg driver, bought as a project non runner, got bored so sold it after 4 days of sitting on my drive,


thats the last 4 years of my car history, bikes go back ten but i wont bore you more lol

Just a shame it keeps breaking due to my lack of ability to maintain it. But, was very reliable for the first year of driving - only broke down a few times, and was always within 15 miles of home (despite being at uni for most of the year, in Nottingham), and going on several few hundred mile journeys.