Seeing this thread again stirred my memory..
Early 1960 my dad got a notion to learn to drive and buy a CHEAP car. So he went to a driving school and then bought an old Rambler. It must have been a first generation because it looked like the blue car, only that it was white and a 2 door station wagon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rambler_American. Of course, they don't make them anymore but the old ones became stock cars, from what I read here.
I remember the floorboards in the back were rusted through when he first bought it. You could see the road from the inside. Talk about the Flintstones...He did get it repaired.
Early 1960 my dad got a notion to learn to drive and buy a CHEAP car. So he went to a driving school and then bought an old Rambler. It must have been a first generation because it looked like the blue car, only that it was white and a 2 door station wagon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rambler_American. Of course, they don't make them anymore but the old ones became stock cars, from what I read here.
I remember the floorboards in the back were rusted through when he first bought it. You could see the road from the inside. Talk about the Flintstones...He did get it repaired.
