Some vehicles I want to rub against
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LocuMob
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I try to remember as much as I can, related to what I want to accomplish.
My beater rides do get worked hard, but only when they do something productive. I would have a problem with some silly woman dancing on my $1k P/U hood... just for a stupid video clip.
I suppose it's a good thing I don't have children.
I've had a few cars I didn't care much about. Those can be danced on
Yeah but that's a $1000 pickup, not some POS BMW. Who cares about those?My beater rides do get worked hard, but only when they do something productive. I would have a problem with some silly woman dancing on my $1k P/U hood... just for a stupid video clip.
I suppose it's a good thing I don't have children.
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How can you not like B-bodies???
oliver
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Generally speaking I like big barges and don't have any interest in the smaller cars, with a small handful of exceptions. I do not have much interest in speed and performance either. As I mentioned earlier it all boils down to diversity of tastes but I honestly can't come up with a B-Body I'd want. And besides, too many of them were restored at the expense of C's, which I consider works of art
. If Chrysler had never produced C-Bodies, I'd probably be rubbing against Continentals, or a Marauder X100. ..... OR ........Facel Vega HK-500, 1959, 1966, 1970 Buick Electras, 1955 Packard Clipper and Patrician, 1970-74 Continentals, 1965 Mercury Colony Park, 1949 Cadillac, 1970-72 Mercury Marquis, 1959 Edsel Corsair and 1958 Edsel Bermuda, 1959 Pontiac Bonneville, 1966 Park Lane, 1972 Impala coupe, 1970-78 Ford LTD's, 1957 TPK Cruiser, 1951 Merc. (bone stock), 1961 Galaxie, , 98-02 Lincoln TC's, 1963-65 Monterey Breezeway,, 1969-70 Marauder X-100, 1951 Hudson Pacemaker...
Samplingman
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Interesting, had to look this one up. Big I imagine to most European makes of the time. Did you own one at some point?
Facel Vega FV/FVS/HK500
Facel Vega FV/FVS/HK500
oliver
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it's kind of a Mopar since it's 383 Chrysler powered. They're rare and very expensive. One showed up in the 1990's that I could have had but decided against it due to the same eternal storage issue. Look at the styling of the rear......they clearly copied it from my 2002 Lincoln TC
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Interesting, I thought I was the only guy who liked the 72 Chev 2 door - here's my 72 Bel Air Sport Coupe (Canada only car) from back in 1980... wish I still had it.
LOVE the color...are those rims Baby Moons
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oliver
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I think the '72 had the cleanest front of the big Chevies. 1972 is my favorite year for many cars, especially those of the Mopar family.
I had a brown 72 4 dr... I was T-boned at an intersection by a pickup on driver side. No seatbelt on. Both totaled. Lucky...But, that tank Impala probably saved me.
Love it.... most of my acquaintances were Chevy guys. One had a 72 Impala, Blue two door with a factory 402. That thing would spin the tires all day.
I love the nose on a 72 but my favorites are the 67-69s with the 8 being the top cheese
LocuMob
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(Keep the Baby Moons !!!!!!)LOVE the color...are those rims Baby Moons
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Or ARRESTED!You're going to be very popular at the next show you attend
LocuMob
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I believe it! I just remember Dave sharing with us when I was drooling over my Six Pac setup awhile back.
Not many in a 71 Polara 4 Dr sedan. In 1986 I did that , when the car was worth 200 at best it was my soul. It is what made me me.
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