Your first car's advertisement?

Mine wasn't a GTP, but this is the best ad they had for the car.

I had the Formula 400 but this is as close as I can get.

1975 TA comercial.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoNnW51zmuQ&feature=player_embedded

Love how they put the Aerostar next to the space shuttle in the ad. Ya those two things are alike.

dean1484 wrote: I had the Formula 400 but this is as close as I can get. 1975 TA comercial. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoNnW51zmuQ&feature=player_embedded

A '71 Formula 400 was my second car.

3 speed on the floor!

Argo1 wrote: 3 speed on the floor!

Me too!

I'll play

thestig99 wrote:

This was also mine- a 1992 Saab 900S sedan. Mine was red over tan leather with a manual transmission and 2.1l non-turbo.

Here's the television advertisement for it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtF9XIEBtG8

1981 Ford F-100 Ranger. Christmas '92 was a good one! Nothing quite like opening a present, finding keys inside, and sprinting outside to see your first ride idling in the driveway

1987 Cougar - 3.8 liters of velour lined, analog clock consoled, digi-dash wizbang, RWD fury. $250 with 280k on the clock, and a failing transmission. Had her for almost a year. MIne was Navy Blue.

(I'll cheat and follow up with both my 2nd and 3rd cars. Because I actually found an ad for the Sport Coupe, not the Z.)

2nd was a red one, and when I moved to New Orleans with no factory AC it was traded for another 1984 white one, with AC.

It's a good thing my parents never saw this ad.

And how it looked 90% of the time my 16-year old self drove it.....

The 1988 Subaru GL 4x4 Wagon. 5 speed with 2WD - 4WD Hi - 4WD Lo range (IIRC) 1.8 liter NA engine. My dad bought it new. didn't buy the turbo version...

Was a GX instead of an SE. Only one I could find for a N/A FC.

Mine was an '86. It was easy to find in the high school parking lot in 2002.

This is the closest I could find:

This one is for the wrong generation, but it's SOOOO FREAKING CUTE!

Mine was exactly like the bottom most pictured, even the same attractive shade of blue.

I picked it up for $500 in 1996 and drove it for a year or two while in high school before moving to a 280zx turbo... I could get over 45mpg with careful highway use and the rear seat was, surprisingly, large enough for all the things a teenager needs it for

McTinkerson wrote: Was a GX instead of an SE. Only one I could find for a N/A FC.

I have the original window sticker for my 86

the rear seat option was 500 dollars, out the door price for the SE in 86 on my car with all the options was 17050. Almost identical to what I paid for my mazda 2 out the door...