Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Describing a car

                                    My First Car

          I will never forget my first car and my first girl friend, which were both beautiful in their own ways. I was only 15 years old when I got my driver's license and I couldn't wait to have my own car. It was a 1956 Chevy. This was a car that any cool guy my age would want to have. I was very lucky, because my uncle was a car salesman at a Chevrolet dealership, and one of his best customers, an old lady, traded in the car to buy a new one. She had kept the car in her garage most of the time, and seldom drove it, so it only has 20,000 miles on it. It was beautiful, maroon and white. My uncle told me he would sell it to me for only $500 dollars, a great deal. I had saved $250 from working on the weekends and my mother gave me the other $250. I paid her back later. The body was perfect, not even a scratch, and the interior was almost like new, with black and white upholstery and nice black carpet on the floor.  It was a four-door car, with an automatic transmission, and bench seats in the front and back. These were the only things that weren't perfect about the car. A "perfect" 1956 Chevrolet for a teenager in those days would have only two doors, bucket seats in the front, and a standard transmission on the floor. But it was close enough to perfect for me. Let me tell you, it was easy to get a pretty girlfriend with a car like that. I felt like the coolest guy in high school when I was driving around with my girlfriend, Mary Ann. And I went on a date every weekend with her in my car.  The car was in such excellent condition that I drove it through four years of high school, put it in my mother's garage for four years while I was in the Navy, and drove it through college. Then it finally died when I finished college,  I felt like I had lost an old friend. Unfortunately, I don't have a single picture of that car, but I will put a link below so you can see a similar car. My next car was a 1970 orange Volkswagen bug. It was nice, but nothing would ever replace that beautiful 1956 Chevy. In conclusion, I will never forget my first car as long as I live, and sometimes I still dream about it, and Mary Ann. They were both beautiful. Do you remember your first car?

Click here to see a maroon and white 1956 Chevy. 56 Chevy




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  2. I love my first car too. It is a Honda Accord Sport white color and really fast. I love driving on a farm road where is a less car. I'm glad to have that car and it is like my angle!

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  3. I like Hondas, too. They are very good cars, but not as good as Toyotas, in my opinion. I have a Toyota Camry.

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  4. You have a nice memory about your first car and about your first girlfriend ...I like that.
    And I like how you can't choose who’s more beautiful in my opinion Mary Ann more beautiful, because she still in your mind for a long time.

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    1. Right. But my car is still in my mind, too. They both were beautiful!

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  5. Nice car Mr. B,let me tell you is hard, but did you have good memories and probably never your forget, I was in same condition last year I sold my first car, "Pontiac firebird 97) because I need family car, I have pictures and will keep forever, in conclusion we never forget our first car

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    1. I think most people always remember their first car because it is such an exciting feeling to have your own car, whether the car was beautiful, like mine, or ugly, like the blue Volkswagen.

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  6. You was really lucky to have that car. The price, miles, model, color and conditions of the car. I want to buy a classic car and i hope i can find a car like yours.

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    1. I know I was lucky. I imagine you will look for a pink classic car..:)

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    2. You are right yael he was very lucky.evry one in this age hope to get nice car but not all able to achieve that just who is lucky

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  7. I definitely respect this. Most people can't buy their own car even at the age of 25. I wish to have this car one day and that will be my dream.

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    1. Yes, my first car was my dream car. I was lucky, I agree.

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  8. its nice memories for you ,you never forget it , like me I like my husband first car in my country it very special for me we bought it together .it nice memories ever

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  10. I'm glad that you like my car. Would you like to have one like it?

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  11. I really like your teenage history because you were a great loved time with your girl friend and your car too amazing i live it. I really you are taking look back through history to remind several things so, really great history.

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    1. Most teenagers' memories are about cars and girls. So I guess I was just a typical American teenager!

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  13. Your car was amazing car my the model and color too great i wish i have to this kind of car. so May be i am be rich man i have to buy it.

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    1. If I had enough money I would try to buy one just like the first one.

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  14. I really when at that time this car is king of all cars.

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    1. The 56 Chevy was definitely the "king", I was the "prince" and Mary Ann was the "princess". :)

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  15. I really enjoyed your paragraph, My first car, and you were lucky at that time because you had a beautiful girlfriend and a beautiful car. I have never had a car before because I have no driver's license yet.

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  17. Nice pictur it is very close to the real car

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    1. Thank you. I am not a good artist, so maybe I was able to draw it because I have such a good memory of it.

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  18. it was very interesting . I have learned more about you . that very nice car. that is amazing .

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  19. The lucky man in the 1957. you drove a nice car and I can Imagine how many girl jumped to your car. :)

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  20. It was interesting story that the first car you get and until you still couldn't forgot it.

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  23. This distinct memories of the first time I hear from you Mr. B, you was lucky with that red car :)

    and I also had a small white car my father bought for me when I was a kid :D

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    1. I have a lot of nice memories and stories I could tell about my first car, and my first girlfriend.

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  24. love your picture Jeff. :). who took it for you? I love my first car. I had worked for 8 months, saved money and bought it. It is old car, but it is very important with me. it is the first thing i bought by my money.

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    1. What kind of car was it, your first car? The photograph of the car in my post is not really my car. It is a photo I found on the internet of a car that is exactly my car was, same color and everything..:)

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  25. really the car and your first lady who was your friend both were very nice because you were young need them seriously

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  26. Yes i do. i remember my first car. it is this car that i have right now, i never had a car in the past. i always used buses, taxis, train and subway, but here in Indiana is not another option so right now i'm learning how to drive my first car.

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  27. Yes i do. i remember my first car. it is this car that i have right now, i never had a car in the past. i always used buses, taxis, train and subway, but here in Indiana is not another option so right now i'm learning how to drive my first car.

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