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Cars that you/your family owned in the 70's
Was going through some old photos, and found some cars that were in my family back in the 70's when I was growing up, made me feel nostalgic so thought Id see what others had back than.
My family had the following: 1) 1972 Plymouth Fury III 4 dour (parents) 2) Late 70s (maybe early 80s) Chrysler Cordoba (with rich Corinthian leather) -parents 3) 67 Mustang (brother) 4) Desoto (brother) 5) Barracuda |
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Even though I wasn't born yet in the 1970s, from what I understand from old photos they had an early 70s Chevy Vega when my mom and dad got married, a mid 70s Cougar, by the time they had my older brother and sister, then a '78 Olds Cutlass Wagon by the time they had me. Which I actually do remember. My pop had an Austin Mini before he got married; which was the only relatively cool car he ever owned, lol.
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67 Ford Falcon
71 Mustang (I remember riding on the rear deck under the fastback window as a child )74 Blazer 78 Dodge panel van (slant six with 4 on the floor) Got my first car in 1980 - a 74 Dodge Charger that was a HEAP of shlt.
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67 Camaro SS
69 RoadRunner 71 Mustang
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I purchased these new
1971 Volkswagon Beetle 1973 Mazda RX3 (rotary engine) 1975 Honda Civic S
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duster, fury II, and satellite
my grandpa had an Opel |
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'65 Chevy Pickup 3-on-the-tree
'69 Chevy Impala '73 Dodge Charger '69 International Scout 4x4 '73 Ford F-something 4x4 '74 Dodge Coronet '72 VW Bug (Baja'd) '76 Chevy Vega Station Wagon (5-speeds of crapwagon) |
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My family had this and then parked it for 15 years -- and now I'm 16 and it's mine!
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I was only born in '78 so I'm not sure what my parents had for most of the '70s. I do know that in '79 they drove all through Europe for the summer (so I celebrated my first birthday in Italy) in a bright yellow 2CV. Probably a bit like this:
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The first car I remember my parents having was like this:
![]() A Vauxhall Viva We then had something like this (but with out the vinyl roof): ![]() Ford Escort MkII |
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Mom's first car was a 64.5 Mustang with a 289. Had a bf at the time who was a body man who owned a light blue '66 or '67 GTO convertible they used to cruise around the lakes, so he stripped the Mustang down and sprayed it maroon, and threw on then-appropriate "baby moons and beauty rings". My mom drove that for a few years until a drunk Tboned her on the driver's side in a Lincoln Continental in 1976. Spent time learning how to walk again, and the insurance came through with more than enough of a settlement at the time to strut on to the showroom floor and pick up a silver/black '77 Camaro brand new, her first new car. Still had it til I was about 3, I remember it kinda well. In the interim until the insurance money came through, she had a dark green '74 Mustang II Mach I which she said was a horrible pile even though it was only two years old.
Meanwhile, my dad had a Grabber Blue '70 Boss 302. If only he would've kept it... |
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My dad got company cars, but the two I remember him having were a 73 Pontiac Catalina with the police interceptor package. (The company let him pick out his cars and he was friends with the GM dealership owner). He later got a tank in the 76 Oldsmobile Delta 88. The last 70s car was a 79 Ford LTD, which ended up being a total POS. He went back to Olds after that.
My mom had this mid 70s Chevy Caprice. Since we had a huge travel trailer to pull around, she ended up with a 79 Ford full size van. That thing was huge. My brother and I would run around and play in the open area in the back. OH the horror of not being completely strapped down in kiddie seats!
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In the 70's I was a little kid but my mother had a 1972 MG Midget and a 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass.
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Actually, from childhood, I remember most of the GB cars posted on this thread - a true blast from the past. The Wolseley was a very spacious car - I remember the parents of school friends had one...... In the 1970s, my Dad firstly, had an Opel Kadett; (all his 60s cars had been Mini minors of some description, and earlier still, he had a Morris Minor). This was followed by an (Hillman) Avenger (a fairly spacious British car which was the first four door car we had; I remember my Mum disliked driving it.) After the Avenger, he bought a Datsun, as Nissan were called at the time, a nifty car. Japanese cars were just beginning to be seen on European roads by the mid 1970s. The Nissan was followed by a Mazda 323, for a year or two, which was followed, just at the end of the decade by a Renault 18, which rather I liked. |
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1970-1974
![]() I think my dad was going through a mid-life crisis. Travelled all over North America with my brother in this with the tent trailer in tow. Ours was not in Mach 1 trim, however. 1974-1980 ![]() Still working on that crisis, I think.
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my parents had two of these during the 1970s......one green and one blue......they were the perfect car for high speed driving on the interstate
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My parents were only teenagers themselves in the 70's and just starting to drive, so I couldn't tell you much. I recall my dad said his first car was a 1950-something Chevy Delray, that was bright yellow. He told me the engine went right after he got it, and he worked three jobs one summer to save up for a new one.
![]() My mom told me once she drove a white Datsun car for a few years - until the parking brake failed one day and it rolled backwards into a lake. Her parents kept it on their property until just a few years back all that time. Looked something like this, IIRC
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Her parents kept it on their property until just a few years back all that time. Looked something like this, IIRC
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