Some brown, or, uh, rust, coloration.

MR. READY

From what I've seen, you wouldn't really need all that much help keeping them on the road lmao.

It had to happen sooner or later.

The middle school I work at really demonstrates this. None of my kids have any drive to continue on after high school and the local high school doesn't require an entrance exam from my school so they don't study at all. They are content to live the working class lives of their parents, no dreams of college or work…

Lovely stories, you had a cool car in the perfect environment to make good memories. Thanks for sharing. I'm off to hunt UK based tercels, 23 road worthies left!

I had an '88. My mother bought it new, which I then bought from her in '00. I learnt to drive in that car the day I turned fifteen. I got my learners permit in afternoon of January 15th, right after school. I remember it being a little chilly around -30°C on the walk to the post office to take the test. A beautiful…

I dare anyone to find a better-quality, higher-res new car pic from this era. H/T to Dr. Zoidberg.

*takes Red's Jalop Card and tears it in half*

Puppy!

Hilariously fun little cars! My best friend's first car was a 1986 Twin Cam 16. I always loved those huge "TWIN CAM 16" decals all along the side, fully reflective to light up the night!

Bloody hell, if you're going to write an article about Australian cars you could at least get the terminology right...

Troll 2/10 - needs more subtlety

That smoke was the product of a burn-out allegedly performed by the driver of a Holden Commodore utility that was stopped at the traffic lights at Beeliar Drive and Stock Road about 6.45pm on October 8.

I'm not listening! Avoid reading anything that doesn't line up with my world view or is scary...no matter what 97% of scientists say!

I drive my Aussie made 74 Superbug 1600L (1303) daily. Purists may not like them I prefer my Beetle to handle and have some boot space.

I like the ones that got turned into a 4-door and made to look like an old beater in Children of Men. Despite having 2 doors added, it was still pillarless... and one of the finished vehicle was driveable too (The other was hacked apart in order to get interior shots). I believe a collector bought it along with one of…