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Bring back any memories fellas?

Adding my $.02 at the end of this thread,

For my prom in 1996 I drove a 1978 Trans Am with Herb Adams Fire am pkg and many other goodies including very restrictive custom bucket seats (what was I thinking???). For my prom in 1997 I drove a 1992 Camaro RS Heritage Black with Red stripes (my winter car at that time)

OMG Quicky's gf does look like Miley Cirus! Congratulations!

I'm sure he doen't daily drive with the trailer but if he did I'm sure he probably COULD parallel park it. I drive with my car trailer so darn often I am getting pretty good at it. I can't beleive how bad most people are at parking on the street in front of my office (even without a trailer, lol).

I hope you had a good time at prom. I started dating my girlfriend that I later married just after I graduated highschool. I was planning on coming home from college to attend her prom but she talked me into attending a car show instead. Looking back on it we probably should have gone to prom. I do still remember the car show though, I was looking to buy a car. We tried out a GN at the show and a week later I bought the TTA.

Doesn't matter how old you are, just have fun on your way through.

Eric
 
Well Jason I hunted and hunted and found my prom picture! Fresh from 1986! :wheelchair::wheelchair:

My 77 Lemans Sports Coupe in the back round.. she was all shined up and ready to go! So was the girl :D I miss that car and that cars back seat! :bed:

JimProm1986.jpg
 
Wow, nice threads there Jim! :shock: Back in the late 80s & early 90s I worked at a tux shop but I guess the lavendar dinner jackets were before my time. Thanks for sharing! :cheers:
 
I remember getting a piece of her dress and taking it to the tux shop so they could match it! Back then the girl picked her dress and you matched around it! :)
 
It was similar in my days but the tux colors were more basic; black, white, or silver. We would match the tie and cumberbund to the dresses, the same way they do at weddings.

Someone needs to photoshop that pic and put Jim in a baby blue tux! :eam: :teehee:

I remember getting a piece of her dress and taking it to the tux shop so they could match it! Back then the girl picked her dress and you matched around it! :)
 
Jason I'll show you control when I kick your a$$ in Bowling Green in a few weeks! :bash::chair:

Ron I might have some pics of the baby blue tux from my JR prom! :cheekiss:
 
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