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Inspired by Camino's posting tonight, I think we can have a CL thread, like car spotting, but cool stuff on CL in your neck of the woods.

1951 Ford pickup

'72 Cutlass

'78 Cutlass Supreme

Nova from hell

'79 LeSabre

'64 Corvair *WANT*

'87 Blazer

'76 Nova Kinda

'71 Monte Carlo

'47 Caddy limo

'30 Model A Roadster

'78 Nova

'69 LTD

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I'd rock the '71 Monte, not a bad price on a sweet car, and that 350 would become a 454 or 502 real fast.

I am right there with you...although I would keep the 350. Perfect car for a warm summer evening.

God, I miss my Chevelle.

Chris

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the 48 Chev and the 51 Ford are sweet also. I love old pikc-em-ups...

Love the Patina on that Ford. I'd just get the flathead going and drive that puppy.

Chris

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Up north like that winters are terrible on cars. I grew up in Wisconsin and remember the snow turning pink under cars when a door was slammed hard.

Granted, that was in the late 1960's, early 1970's, but stilll...

Chris

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