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05/02/2020 9:33 am
PIC: All green today,enjoy,
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1966 442
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1959 Impala
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1959 Impala
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1967 Pontiac GTO
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1956 Ford Crown Victoria
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1960 Edsel Ranger
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1970 Torino
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1970 Chevy Nova 396
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1970 Oldsmobile 442
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1970 Oldsmobile 442
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1970 Impala
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1970 Impala
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1970 Impala
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1970 Pontiac GTO
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1970 Pontiac GTO
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Cadillac
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1956 Imperial
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1941 Packard
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1967 Oldsmobile 442
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1970 Oldsmobile 442
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Oldsmobile 442
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Oldsmobile 442
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1958 Studebaker Scotsman
05/02/2020 10:14 am
Like the Torino and the two 1970 442
06/02/2020 2:51 am
(PIC) Here's my contribution to green today. This is the car that brought me back into the world when I literally lost everything I owned after the real esate crash of the late 80s and had to file BK. I didn't have a dime in my pocket until I was the 10th caller to a radio station and won $1,000. I used that money to buy a '72 Olds 98 Regency EXACTLY like this one, in pristine condition. It was totally loaded, including A/C.
I bought it from an older woman for $850, repaired the mechanical malfunctions, shined it up and for a year hauled clients around in it looking for commercial real estate. The only thing I couldn't fix or change was the aroma of oil and gas that permeated the interior when the engine was running.
I sold it a year later for $1,500 to a guy with six kids and he soon wrecked it.photo no longer available
06/02/2020 5:43 am
Nice bunch! Fave today is the '66 Olds 442.