Very nice Terri.  I remember the 57 Chevy, my Dad had one.  But then at that time I was only 10 and wondering what the bulge in my pants was.

awesome terri!!!!!!!!....my brother had a 57 and i [my first car] was a 55 belair coupe.[bought it in 69]..the back seat never saw actiom..the front seat was big enough!!the music from that era was awesome to and this"old fart" can still shake it...amazing what a few cocktails will make you forget[ like arthritis...]ahhhh the mornings after are sooooooooo painfull.thank god for advil...but,its worth it..now about this old stuff,,,my credo is "i'm not old,but i've been around"

My palm, and was looking for the real deal.

OH MY!!! I think Azhacker was right I did get dropped off the ark I graduated in 55 and am attending my 50 th school reunion the end of this month and yes I DO REMEMBER THESE !!! Thanks for the memories

 Rose edensrose

Don't remember it well, I was in the 3rd or 4th grade.  Eisenhaur was president, television was black and white (if you had one), the country wasn't in a war and the communist threat was real.  I can remember civil defense drills at school, getting under your desk or kneeling in the hall with your head on the floor.

First car was a '57 Chevy, green, 283, 3 speed on the column, wonderful car until the accident, got my first BBBJ in the front seat.  Gasoline (all gas was leaded) was 18.9 cents a gallons for regular, and oil companies had price wars and you could sometimes get it for 12.9 cents.  Less than $5.00 would fill it up.  I worked at MacDonalds for 75 cents an hour, hamburgers and french fries were 15 cents each, coke a dime and a shake was a quarter.  A girl I was seeing liked Peach Brandy so one night I got a half pint, she drank a little to much and deposited her MacDonald's meal and brandy all over the front seat and floorboard.  What a mess.  Worth it though for all the BBBJ's.

Yeah, I remember, guess that makes me an Old Foggy.

But all of this was before Terri's time.