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Couped-up, Wagons, 4-doors & Route 66

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From 3 of this week’s “Automotive Daily”s….
 
Couped-up Monday, 1977
= Dodge Charger (a bit different than the model that was The General Lee)
= Ford Thunderbird (1st year of the “mid-sized” birds)
= Monte Carlo (last of the 2nd generation, 1973-7)
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Wagon Wednesday, 1973
= Dodge Polara (last of the 4th generation, 1969-73)
= Ford LTD Country Squire (1st of a new breed, major redesign)
= Impala (wait! where’d the back door go?)
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4-door Friday, 1975
= Dodge Dart (a year away from being replaced)
= Ford Granada (1st of an 8-year run)
= Nova (1st of the 4th generation, 1975-79)
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Among other daily-weekly themes is this for my Route 66-based story, posting it chapter by chapter:
[i drove Route 66, September 2009.  I road tripped at least once a year 2002-2011 to meet people & see family-friends.]
 
 
 
Cort :) www.oldcarsstronghearts.com
1979 & 1989 Caprice Classics | pigValve, paceMaker, cowValve
"Now you know the truth is in the way you feel inside" __ Johnny Lee & Lane Brody __ 'Yellow Rose Of Texas'
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A chapter of my Route 66-based story posted Sunday.  This, from Saturday, could be a scene from that story, with the caption something like:
“Um, sir, you know the train don’t come through here anymore, right!?”
 
Speaking of Route 66, which would you rather drive along it: 1957 Chevy or 1967 Pontiac?
 
 
Anyone like Andrew Llloyd Weber tunes?
 
 
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Cort :) www.oldcarsstronghearts.com

1979 & 1989 Caprice Classics | pigValve, paceMaker, cowValve
"Everybody wants love to be easy" __ Nitty Gritty Dirt Band __ 'Stand A Little Rain'

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