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Favorite truck design of the 60s. https://scontent-a-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/1896870_532121430240739_1856520572_n.jpg?oh=3e294b43bff2bc30ea40b974db600d19&oe=54D0B42E View Quote Nope, guess again. |
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... this isn't mine, but I actually owned one once http://www.wallpaperup.com/uploads/wallpapers/2013/08/15/134105/8051a8f5a0c5ab581d712ed1b074873a.jpg ... and honest to goodness, one of these too; where did I go wrong? http://pictures.dealer.com/b/brownsperformancemotorcars/1496/b873ea114046387201b7bf86ab42d312.jpg View Quote Bet your kicking yourself in the ass over that Mach1 My favorite : |
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For the odd factor. 66 or 67 AMC Marlin. But I could go early 60's, 61 Impala SS 409 or plain327 Impala, four speeds of course. Mustangs, Camaros, Chevelles, Darts, Fairlanes are to ordinary.
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View Quote I was waiting for someone to post one of these. That's my pick from the Big 3 as well. |
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In the 60s and 70s I was driven around North America in the back of a Chevy Station wagon. I loved them then, I'd love one now! http://www.2040cars.com/_content/cars/images/78/734378/004.jpg View Quote Yeh, the Townsman and Kingswood Estate were cool, as family haulers go... |
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Duh. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-Dsp23TddiEA/U3wzqsygkBI/AAAAAAAAA-8/6qEWCpsJNXM/w0-h0-no/IMG_3527.JPG View Quote Awesome ride |
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slightly altered http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/94/bc/27/94bc2742d8d61cee8a030974ad0bc690.jpg View Quote Very awesome! I love it |
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That's like asking, "What's your favorite set of boobies?"
SOME of my favorites. 64 Chevelle 60s Broncos Yenko Camaros are pretty bitchin' 62 Chevy II Any american ponycar set up as a roadracer. ( Cougars, Camaros/Firebirds, Mustangs....etc) |
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What is a behind me, is a not important! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
What is a behind me, is a not important! haha |
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I have always had a thing for the '70. I owned one which I sold after I married my wife. First car was a '69. Had a '69 Bee and 70 Dart with a monster big block too. But yeah, the '70 Charger RT is the one that makes me drool. http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd110/dankoreproductions/70_charger01.jpg View Quote MOPARs were always the best. 1969 Super Bee is my favorite, with a 1969 Charger a close second. I love round tail lights. |
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1969 Dodge Challenger https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQU5piS9IDHL49K1XnKrXRgHgKDJv7S4reAry-DlTqquAMHsUNa View Quote There was no 1969 Challenger. |
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View Quote The convertible 2000GT used in "You Only Live Twice" was never offered as a production model. Toyota built two cars specifically for the movie. Apparently Sean Connery was too tall to fit in the car. They tried a targa top, but Connery's head stuck out an looked ridiculous. When asked about a convertible Toyota said it wouldn't be a problem. The thing was the didn't have any convertibles and had never built one. It only took them two weeks to build and deliver the cars. I always thought that was kind of cool. |
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View Quote came here to post this it's not a daily driver, but it sure is the winner of "best" for a daily driver, a mustang or a hemi-cuda. |
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Ayyyuuuppp |
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How many of you had muscle cars and had to sell it after the gas crisis?
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2nd that. |
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MOPARs were always the best. 1969 Super Bee is my favorite, with a 1969 Charger a close second. I love round tail lights. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I have always had a thing for the '70. I owned one which I sold after I married my wife. First car was a '69. Had a '69 Bee and 70 Dart with a monster big block too. But yeah, the '70 Charger RT is the one that makes me drool. http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd110/dankoreproductions/70_charger01.jpg MOPARs were always the best. 1969 Super Bee is my favorite, with a 1969 Charger a close second. I love round tail lights. If you love round tail lights then you probably love the '68 and not the '69 Charger. </a>" /> My favorite though is the '69 Daytona Charger. |
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