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Old 05-21-2018, 11:49 PM
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Cool pictures Tim.
I had a 76 Cutlass, same color as yours. Had slotted aluminums on it. "If" I can dig up pictures, I'll post them.
I know it's your thread, but what you think about others posting pictures of vehicles you had in the old days?
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Old 05-22-2018, 07:24 AM
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Cool pictures Tim.
I had a 76 Cutlass, same color as yours. Had slotted aluminums on it. "If" I can dig up pictures, I'll post them.
I know it's your thread, but what you think about others posting pictures of vehicles you had in the old days?
Post them up, I'm all for seeing pics of everybody's cars.
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Old 05-22-2018, 08:52 AM
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I'll add my first car (hand me down)... 1977 Ford Thunderbird with a 351 Windsor, I learned to drive in it on my permit in ... gasp ... 1996!

I remember putting 30 gallons of gas in it and paying $30 cash. The Subaru was my parents car.


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Old 05-22-2018, 10:36 AM
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Recently found these gems while closing parents estate, my dad's new 106 that planted the seed, and the first car, 1966 Grand Prix. Then me and my fiance/still married, (38 years) and the Cougar I put together at the Amoco station after work hours.
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Old 05-22-2018, 10:38 AM
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P.S. All snide remarks about the "malnourished" kid driving the 106 will be GREATLY appreciated! Cuz I ain't malnourished anymore!
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Found these. Olds, and 70 Impala.
And let us not forget the "heavy chevy" van, and the Elco!
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Found these. Olds, and 70 Impala.
And let us not forget the "heavy chevy" van, and the Elco!
Cool pics Todd. I'd love to have an el Camino but having kids doesn't really make it practical. If I were going to get an Impala it would be a 67.
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My parents had a 74 impala when I was a kid. I'm sure somewhere exists a picture of it pulling our popup camper
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My first car was a 57 Chevy that I started building when I was 14.
Second was a 68 Camaro
Then 84 corvette
My need for speed was satisfied when I bought a ZX12 in 2000. I then
realized everything else I had owned was slow.

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First car was a 67 Riviera. Buried the speedo at 140 one day. It was still pulling too. Scary but it rode like it was on a cloud at that speed.
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