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- Thread starter Tin Pan Sally
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Yeah, figures. lol lol
Gregg Axley
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And it's an RS.Those wheels and tires don't match so $20,000 off.
RS/SS and I'd take it with the rims, with only $10,000 off that price.
I went to HS with a kid that had an RS/SS and once we found out what it was, we encouraged him to take care of it.
He did, at least until we got out of HS, then I never saw the guy again.
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And it's an RS.
RS/SS and I'd take it with the rims, with only $10,000 off that price.
I went to HS with a kid that had an RS/SS and once we found out what it was, we encouraged him to take care of it.
He did, at least until we got out of HS, then I never saw the guy again.
Yes it is an RS/SS. I still hate the wheels and tires though.
Yes it is an RS/SS. I still hate the wheels and tires though.
I never like the contrived headlights on the RS. Now, having said that, if you were to give me a rare 67 Z28 RS/SS, I would take it!
Gregg Axley
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Was it?Yes it is an RS/SS. I still hate the wheels and tires though.
I didn't zoom the page enough...
Plus, I've only got a 23in tv.
If I hook my computer up to the 43in I got from my CC points, I might be able to see the emblems better.
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I always liked the COPO cars the best.
This is a friend of mine 1930 Indian chief that he is going to ride in the Cannonball Endurance Run, http://www.motorcyclecannonball.com/. He has a sidecar, so his wife can go. Just over 4,000 miles on pre 1937 motorcycles! So why can't you ride your brand new couch to Sturgis?
1930artdeco
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4000 on a bike:eeek: That sounds like fun, don't know about the seat but sounds like fun. I just did 2500 in my Model A and I held p just fine.
Mike
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I always liked the COPO cars the best.
Gee, you think? Those are the most sought after and high priced. Makes sense. lol lol I'll take two or three myself.
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This is a friend of mine 1930 Indian chief that he is going to ride in the Cannonball Endurance Run, http://www.motorcyclecannonball.com/. He has a sidecar, so his wife can go. Just over 4,000 miles on pre 1937 motorcycles! So why can't you ride your brand new couch to Sturgis?
Why not? My grandparents had a 1916 Indian with a side car that they had when they first got married. They took it everyhere.
Matt Crunk
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This is both my and my wife's favorite vehicle, the Jeep Grand Wagoneer, the original luxury SUV. Although clearly not Golden Era, it's certainly a classic with a body style that remained largely unchanged from it's introduction in 1963 till it's final year of production in 1991. Hollywood loves them and I still see them used all the time in TV and films despite being out of production for more than 20 years.
We have personally owned five of them between us over the past 15 years. At one point we even had a matching his and hers pair. This is a photo of our most recent and best one, an 1989 model, taken around the time we got it, circa 2006. It came to us in almost showroom perfect condition, 100% original with still less than 80k on the clock.
We have personally owned five of them between us over the past 15 years. At one point we even had a matching his and hers pair. This is a photo of our most recent and best one, an 1989 model, taken around the time we got it, circa 2006. It came to us in almost showroom perfect condition, 100% original with still less than 80k on the clock.
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I'm kind of a fan of those. I'd love to get my hands on one from the 60s. Like the mint green one our vet used to have.
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Nice one Matt. I have a thing for them as well. Great design.
Retro Spectator
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What are those external visors called on some late 40's and early 50's cars? Like the one on this car.
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What are those external visors called on some late 40's and early 50's cars? Like the one on this car.
They just call them sunvisors.
Retro Spectator
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I find those exterior sunvisors curious. Was there any specific reason they added them? Didn't they have interior visors since the early 30's?
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They did but the exterior sunvisor works better all the way across without areas where the sun can still get you in the face.
Gregg Axley
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My 29 Essex did not have them, at least when I got it.
Which btw was in original condition.
I've found the sunvisor to be very helpful on sunny days, but a real pain in the butt at redlights...if I pull too close to the intersection. :eusa_doh: