Remember when?

[robb_k]

Yeah. One of my oldest memories is when my dad told me three times to sit down in the front seat. I was between him and my Mom in our '65 Impala [[that I wish I had right now). I stood up a fourth time just as he hit the brakes and discovered [[a) why you shouldn't stand up in the front seat between Mom and Dad, [[b) why seat belts are a godsend, and [[c) my lower lip was no competition for the dashboard of old Chevys.

My lip stayed busted back in those days and that one was a gusher. Suffice it to say, I never stood up in the front seat again.

Remember when there was a bench-style front seat in cars? You could make out in the front seat back in those days without being uncomfortable.

Not if you had a Nash Metropolitan. We had a 1948 Studebaker. That long front seat wasn't very long.

[Jerry Oz]

Not if you had a Nash Metropolitan. We had a 1948 Studebaker. That long front seat wasn't very long.

LOL. It doesn't look like it was.

[robb_k]

LOL. It doesn't look like it was.

I think that's a US model [[Land Cruiser). We had a Canadian model of The Land Cruiser [[pictured below). It had a small vent window in the back seat, and didn't have the front window separation plate. The grille was different, as well.

[Jerry Oz]

This is the first car I remember as a very young boy. It's also the one that taught me that valuable lesson. I'm going to buy one some day.

[arr&bee]

this is the first car i remember as a very young boy. It's also the one that taught me that valuable lesson. I'm going to buy one some day.

jerry,that's the one-65 chevey...classic!!!