#A 1975 Harley 90, Blue

This was my first vehicle. Owning it taught me how to use a clutch. That made learning to drive much easier. I sold it to a friend's brother.

#0 1976 Toyota Corolla, Blue

This one was really my parent's car, but I was the only one who drove it. (That's why this isn't car number 1)

#1 1977 Toyota Celica, Silver

This was actually my first car. Dropped a rear control arm after only one weekend

#2 1982 Ford Mustang GT, Silver & Black

Originally cost me $6,400. This was my first V8. I haven't been without one since. I 1/4-rolled it and couldn't afford to repair it, so I traded it in on the '86 GT.

#3 1978 Plymouth Volare, Gold

Many say the Mopar Slant-6 is indestructible. I guess not. I seized the engine in the middle of winter, so I bussed to work to keep the '82 GT off the road

#4 1986 Ford Mustang GT, Red

My first new car, and the first car I ever AutoCrossed. I traded it in (together with the '89 Thunderbird) on the '93 Mustang.

#5 1980 Ford Fairmont Futura, White

This was perhaps the slowest of them all. It came from my brother Kevin, went to my brother John.

#6 1979 Honda Prelude, Silver

This was the first of only 2 front-drivers I've had. I sold it through the Swap Sheet.

#7 1975 Toyota Celica, Yellow

It got hit by a van, but still ran fine. It had airplane landing lights for high-beams. I sold it to my friend Dan.

#8 1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass, Blue

This was the first of only three 4-doors I've had. I traded even for the '81 Celica.

#9 1981 Toyota Celica, White

I still think of this as one of my favorites. I sold it to my brother John.

#10 1985 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta, Gray

This one had this cool radio-on-a-stick. I traded it in on the '89 Thunderbird.

#11 1989 Ford Thunderbird, Gray

It had automatic headlights, automatic high-beams, and an automatic day-night rear-view mirror. I traded it in (together with the '86 Mustang) on the '93 Mustang.

#12 1993 Ford Mustang LX-5.0, White

I won a local SCCA Solo-II F-Stock Championship in this one. I traded it in on the '96 Mustang Cobra.

#B 1981 Honda CB750C, Blue & Black

This was always my most relaxing vehicle. Since after a while I wasn't taking much time for riding any more, I had it fixed up and sold it to a friend of mine. He loved it, but then moved up to a Victory.

#13 1985 Toyota Corolla SR5,

I sold this one to my brother John. (for next to nothing, which was what it was worth.) I thought it was about to die, but it kept on running for him for quite a while.

#14 1996 Ford Mustang Cobra, Mystic

This is the first car I had with ABS. I won a local SCCA Solo-II Road-Tire championship in it, and after installing a full Griggs suspension, several CP championships as well. I still have it, and probably will for quite a while.

#15 1988 Pontiac Firebird, Blue

I loved the T-tops on this one. I traded it in on the '84 Jaguar.

#16 1984 Jaguar XJ6, Black

This is the second (and best) of only three 4-doors I've had. I traded it in on the (first) '95 Thunderbird.

#17 1995 Ford Thunderbird LX, Silver

This one also had ABS. I traded it in on the 240SX.

#18 1996 Nissan 240SX SE, Red

The so called "all season" tires made this one a little dicey in the snow. The rear-wheel-drive and near-perfect balance make it very controllable, there just wasn't much traction to work with. I sold it to pay for the Griggs suspension on the Cobra.

#19 1992 Pontiac Bonneville, Maroon

OK, now I've had two front-drivers, and three 4-doors, this one with ABS. Even though it was a bit of a junker, it still mostly got me where I need to go. It was probably my least favorite.

#20 1995 Ford Thunderbird LX, Black

Yes, yet another Thunderchicken. It has a V8 and ABS like the last one, but it doesn't have all the gadgets of the first one.