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What general era was your vehichle made:

  • 30s or earlier

    Votes: 38 15.8%
  • 40s

    Votes: 26 10.8%
  • 50s

    Votes: 39 16.2%
  • 60s

    Votes: 52 21.6%
  • 70s-90s

    Votes: 64 26.6%
  • New with classic features

    Votes: 47 19.5%

  • Total voters
    241
Messages
10,883
Location
Portage, Wis.
Love it! Especially the "ZZ Top" stripes, as we call them, here. Looking for a 4-door, dually, long box along these lines.

Still on the lookout for a good Suburban. Found this 1990 2500 4x4 locally for $800.00. Runs and drives, with current inspection. Make no mistake, its roached. Rusty as thunder, but it drives great. Its a stepping stone.

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Messages
15,259
Location
Arlington, Virginia
hey peeps, here are a few of the cars i own and some that ive sold. i also have a 67 nova non post i should get running in the next few months. my daily is now is a honda accord coupe, gas efficient that is, that way i can afford boots =)

57 bel air pro street, sold last year, to buy a new challenger srt8, by far the worst decision ever, lol.

heres my current 69 that i should be driving more often

here 67

Dude! You are my kind of man! :thumb:
 

art89b

Familiar Face
Messages
55
Location
Los Angeles
haha. its a passion bro. I love the Stangs man! i went to the track last thursday and seen a mach 1 like yours doing 10 seconds man, thing was a beast
 

LizzieMaine

Bartender
Messages
33,715
Location
Where The Tourists Meet The Sea
Coincidentally, the Lincoln, like my car, was also a 1941 model. Had Pennsylvania plates, so it's not someone I know, but if by chance they happen to be Loungers, HIYA!

I thought the Plodge was big, but next to that thing, it looked like a Tootsietoy.
 

Stearmen

I'll Lock Up
Messages
7,202
Coincidentally, the Lincoln, like my car, was also a 1941 model. Had Pennsylvania plates, so it's not someone I know, but if by chance they happen to be Loungers, HIYA!

I thought the Plodge was big, but next to that thing, it looked like a Tootsietoy.

I do not know if it is a good thing or bad, but thanks to the Hot Rodders, there are a lot of V-12 Zephyr engines floating around. I saw one, stuffed into a Model T frame, not sure what body work he had in mind, but that would be a real Hot Rod!
 

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