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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

David Conwill

Call Me a Cab
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Bennington, VT 05201
Also my Lincoln’s door is very heavy by today’s standards, and I am always reminding people to kindly not slam the door! I tell them it closes very nicely without having to give it a wham and possibly damaging a doorpost.

That reminds me of before I had my Camaro painted: "It's a classic car, not a Sherman tank!" - Dad.

But then we installed new weatherstripping and if you don't slam the door it won't latch in the fully closed position. :rolleyes:

Oh, and with regard to the Buick/Cadillac conversation, I'm a Buick guy. Cadillac just doesn't fit with my self image - I'm middle class. In the classic "car for every purse and purpose" Sloan philosophy, I'm about where Pontiac was supposed to be, but I'll be darned if I'm going to buy some crummy front driver Buick even if they are the best-styled cars being produced at the moment.

-Dave
 
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10,883
Location
Portage, Wis.
Tom, here are two ways to get a Caddy! /QUOTE]

lol

I'm a man on a Chevrolet salary with a Cadillac appetite. The most upscale car I ever owned was my 79 Electra Limited, and that's probably followed by my 90 Grand Marquis Colony Park.

Honestly, there's little difference between a Buick and a Caddy, but I just wanna be able to say 'my Cadillac.' I guess that's pretty superficial of me lol

Oh, and with regard to the Buick/Cadillac conversation, I'm a Buick guy. Cadillac just doesn't fit with my self image - I'm middle class. In the classic "car for every purse and purpose" Sloan philosophy, I'm about where Pontiac was supposed to be, but I'll be darned if I'm going to buy some crummy front driver Buick even if they are the best-styled cars being produced at the moment.

-Dave
 
He's such a pimp.

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Lincsong

I'll Lock Up
Messages
6,907
Location
Shining City on a Hill
Sounds like a deal! Maybe I'll have my 77 Eldo (God willing) by then and you can take that pump-sucker out for a spin lol



Let's not forget the 8-6-4.......
Well, at least with that all you had to do was disconnect the computer and run the 360 as a normal person would. Then they came out with that 4.1 liter......GARBAGE!
 

Lincsong

I'll Lock Up
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6,907
Location
Shining City on a Hill
Another classic combination, however it would be a devil to keep clean, especially if you had someone less than careful along for a ride (Think coffee or muddy shoes!). I’m amazed how some people give little thought about what might be on their shoes when entering a car, whether it is a classic or not. Also my Lincoln’s door is very heavy by today’s standards, and I am always reminding people to kindly not slam the door! I tell them it closes very nicely without having to give it a wham and possibly damaging a doorpost.
A black vehicle is beautiful when brand new. But, it's like having a perpetual baby, it has to be taken care of because it will show every scratch and peck of dirt.
 
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