 DOC396
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 02-25-12 06:08 PM - Post#2195188
 not the camaro 
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 Vista Cruiser
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02-26-12 05:23 PM - Post#2195592
In response to DOC396
I miss most all of it. Even the Ford in the background. 
I notice the hood is up on the Camaro. 
I was young in the 70's and I thought it was a great time to grow up. It seems like everything had a chance,...music, movies, cars, clothes, electronics, lot of stuff going on. Outrageous stuff that has standed the test of time.
80's was ok too, but the 90's and00's seem dull by comparison.
Could just be my perspective however.
Kenney AKA Blizzardboy
09 Impala SS....82 T/A.........72 Vista Cruiser
12 Cruze....98 Riviera...07 C-1500
68 Firebird
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 Heavy Breather
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02-26-12 10:37 PM - Post#2195724
In response to DOC396
 LETS HAVE A AMEN BROTHER !!
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 DorianL
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03-01-12 06:08 AM - Post#2197056
In response to Heavy Breather
LETS HAVE A AMEN BROTHER !!
X2!!!!
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 inferno 55
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03-07-12 10:44 PM - Post#2199860
In response to DorianL
The 50's
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MikeB
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03-08-12 09:32 AM - Post#2199976
In response to DOC396
Her hair is almost as big as they wore it in Texas back then!
70s cars my wife and I had: 70 Nova Coupe with 350-2bbl and Saginaw 4-speed, 74 Buick Skylark coupe, 74 Chevy Van, 78 BMW 320i, 79 Mazda RX-7 (fun, fun!). Also had a 76 Chevy wagon with 400 engine -- my "Family Truckster". Didn't drive it to Wally World, but did take it to Disney World. It got maybe 13 mpg on the highway.
Real Hot Rods have a Clutch!
1955 210 2dr: 327, Brodix IK180 heads, Jones cam, Muncie M20, Wilwood front brakes
1969 C-10 pickup: 350, TH350
My car pictures
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fmolnar427
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03-16-12 06:25 AM - Post#2203305
In response to DOC396
what ever happen to woman patiently waiting buy your side as you worked on your car...? 
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DOC396
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03-30-12 05:11 PM - Post#2209327
In response to fmolnar427
girls were so much more "patient" back then  i guess your always a child of your times? or in this case youth doc
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someotherguy
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03-31-12 04:07 PM - Post#2209640
In response to fmolnar427
what ever happen to woman patiently waiting buy your side as you worked on your car...?
The one I'm with now (on and off over the years but back together for more than 5 now) I've known since I was 14; she has ridden in probably every POS vehicle I've owned in my early years like the '63 Suburban with holes so big in the toeboards you could watch the front tires rolling and had to dodge the occasional rock thrown up that would hit the roof; she's been on "dates" with me where we went to the local Pick-a-Part ("here carry these tools"); and now on occasional weekends she rides with me in the wrecker while I'm out making new friends in ghetto apartment complexes - towing the cars of people that didn't want to be towed.
I guess she's a keeper?! 
Richard
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