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Title: Classic Cars Post by BlueMeanie on Jan 14th, 2005, 2:57pm Anyone out there have a classic car to show ? Mine is a 1967 Firebird. 350 c.i. 3 speed auto with power shift. It was ready for the junkyard when i bought it. Took 5 years work and another 5 sitting around getting nothing done. (lol) I just took this picture, it's pretty dirty and hasn't even been started in 5 months. If I get another one i'd like a 1972 Mach I. What would you buy if you had the chance ? http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b5df35b3127cce9e269216f47f00000016108AZNXLNo3Yt- |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by echo on Jan 14th, 2005, 2:59pm Nice, Very nice. |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by byoung111 on Jan 14th, 2005, 3:39pm When I was 18 I had a 1969 Mach 1. I didn't have the Cobra Jet enginge though. Mine had the 351 Windsor, 3 speed manual. I was rear ended spun around and hit head on in that car. I took the insurance money and tried to invest it in the stock market. I lost it all and the car went away :-[ I've regreted that every day since. My CH's started 2 months after that accident. Coincidence??? |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Melissa on Jan 14th, 2005, 3:43pm BLUE! That Bird is SWEET!!! (how much you want for it? ;)) I wish I could get a G.T.O. or Chevelle myself If we had the money, we'd have a bunch of vintage muscle cars sittin in the soon to be built shed for our toys. ;;D ;;D *dreamin* |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Ronny on Jan 14th, 2005, 4:32pm There is only one old timer for me: http://next.web-cars.com/wallpaper_img/ferrari_gto_1_1280.jpg |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Ronny on Jan 14th, 2005, 4:35pm They were build from 60-62. New price then: 18000$ Now you would need 15.000.000$ Only a few are left. |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by ExplodingEyeBall on Jan 14th, 2005, 4:37pm I kind of like this one. http://www.comedy-zone.net/pictures/images/bizarre/bizarre029.jpg But I'd settle for 1968 ragtop Camaro Z28. |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by BobG on Jan 14th, 2005, 6:05pm What would I buy? A '57 Thunderbird. Maybe next year. What have I bought? How about a '27 Pro Street Roadster. |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Kevin_M on Jan 14th, 2005, 6:29pm THAT is a real beauty Blue. My favorite year too. Wow. Kevin M |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by cynjeep89 on Jan 15th, 2005, 8:23am '65 Fastback Mustang...(wish I would have kept it) or a Rally Sport Camaro..will take either one |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by unsolved1 on Jan 15th, 2005, 10:30am I think you should donate that Firebird to O.U.C.H. so they can raffle it off. (Of course after I cheat, my name will be the only one in the barrell) ;;D Unsolved |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Melissa on Jan 15th, 2005, 2:07pm on 01/15/05 at 10:30:08, unsolved1 wrote:
HA! In your dreams Sweetheartl!! ;;D ;;D ;;D muuuaaahahahahahaha MUUUAAAAHAHAHAHAHAH [smiley=sgrin.gif] |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Racer1_NC on Jan 15th, 2005, 5:59pm I've got a '57 Chevrolet in the basement.....waiting on it's second restoration. In a storage building rests a '78 Trans Am that I purchased new. It's on the list to be sold this year.....with 57,000 original miles I'm hoping it brings a good price. With that cash in hand, the Chevy will come back to life by this time next year. If I can find the time...... My current holdings don't reflect my real automotive desires....hoping to find the right '69 Plymouth Road Runner or '70-'71 Cuda at a price I can afford. Bill |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Tim_Z on Jan 15th, 2005, 7:46pm Blue, I know a guy who has a Firebird exactly like that. Hey Pat, a Z28 or an RS/SS. ;;D (for muscle cars) Michael I donated tonight, it wasn't much but I donated. My mid life crisis is here and I don't have any cash LOL [smiley=laugh.gif] Tim |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by BlueMeanie on Jan 15th, 2005, 10:49pm That sucks byoung. Glad you where o.k. though. Nice ride Ronny. I forgot.... a 57 Chevy would be real nice. That's actually what I would want if I ever sold the bird. You can probably guess my age. ;) Hope you get around to finishing yours Racer. Thanks for the replies. It's really not THAT great but o.k. for an amature I guess. Still needs some work. Sorry no can do donatating it to OUCH. My son would kill me. lol Take care. |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Drk^Angel on Jan 16th, 2005, 12:07am If I ever had the money, I'd like to get a 1967 Corvette StingRay L88... Beautiful car... PFDAN.................................. Drk^Angel |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by ClusterChuck on Jan 16th, 2005, 12:24am I have a 1971 Triumph Spitefire, my latest in a long line of Britsh sports cars. My dream car, unlike most men, is not a muscle car. It is a 1959 Caddy convertable. You know the one, the one with the big fins, and half way up the fin is two round tail lights! A real beauty! The other car would be a 20's or 30's vintage car, convertable with a rumple (or is that a rumble seat?) seat. Chuck |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Tim_w on Jan 17th, 2005, 12:39pm Wish I still had my 66 GTO :'( Red with black top, 389 /3-2s 4 speed would pass any thing but a gas punp 6 mpg if I took it easy Tim W Happy Pappy |
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Title: Re: Classic Cars Post by Cerberus on Jan 17th, 2005, 10:08pm Quote:
Little known fact...There is only 1 yup 1 all original '69 GTO judge left in the world....meaning, number perfect with ram-air 5. I personally would like to have a 71 Monte Carlo with a nice hefty 427. but I'd settle for a 68-69 Chevelle or El Camino. :) Hell if its got a V-8 , rear wheel drive, and was built before 1980 show it to me I just might consider a purchase ;;D Bus, |
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