Old cars rotting away on your route?
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one like this was my "date car" in high school
the young ladies liked riding in the big Caddy
the young ladies liked riding in the big Caddy
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funny you mentioned the gas fill * no one could find it * also baffled about how to open the hood
Brownslave688
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Sorry I couldn't get a better pic guys. I really don't know what it is. It was in a barn looked in good shape just covered in dust. I was hoping you all could tell me what it was.
Brownslave688
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My personal rotting away project lol. Actually not at my house right now but come may-June when the garage is cleaned up its coming to my house.
Brownslave688
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That's the color scheme I'm thinking but white and royal blue. Those are my mom and grandpas high school colors. It was my moms first car and my grandpa gave it to me.
There's a reason u don't see many canary yellow cars. It's a hideous color.
Lol, sometimes it really is the simplest answer!
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moreluck
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"There's a reason u don't see many canary yellow cars. It's a hideous color..."
I actually spot the bright yellow before the white cars and they say the white cars are more visible.......not IMO.
I wanted a bright yellow mini, but it was going to take 4 months, so I bought the purple haze on the lot.
2005 Mini Cooper Hardtop Purple Haze
Metallic /
Metallic /
What I wanted 2005 Mini Yellow
I actually spot the bright yellow before the white cars and they say the white cars are more visible.......not IMO.
I wanted a bright yellow mini, but it was going to take 4 months, so I bought the purple haze on the lot.
2005 Mini Cooper Hardtop Purple Haze
Metallic /
Metallic /
What I wanted 2005 Mini Yellow
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
White cars actually get in more accidents than any other color. Look up the stats. They say its the least visible vehicle that's why. It blends in with an overcast sky.
Canary yellow isn't the bright yellow your thinking. It's a very dull yellow.
Canary yellow isn't the bright yellow your thinking. It's a very dull yellow.
Tiny Panda
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If anyone finds an old Chevelle SS with a 454 please send to the UK, i will accept airfreight 
Brownslave688
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If anyone finds an old Chevelle SS with a 454 please send to the UK, i will accept airfreight
Are u willing to pay 15k for literally a rusted out car and block with matching numbers?
It really is insane how over priced some
Collector cars have gotten. I use to really want a 69 or 70 SS. Now ill just get a Malibu and make an SS clone for way cheaper.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
just get yourself an Austin taxi and put a Ford 351W in it like a high school friend of mine did!
Brownslave688
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Lol
That's what's going in my mustang. A guy on my old route builds high performance racing and pulling engines. Gonna buy a 351 block I'm thinking he can pretty easily get 400HP out of it for under 5k.
slantnosechevy
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True dat!! hahaha there are more LS-6 Chevelles licensed today than were ever made. LS-5s are around but even they're over priced. In stock form they were an embarrassment on the street with stock 350/300hp whipping them. Malibus were sleepers. You could get a 350/300hp with a turbo or 4-speed and a 3.73 to a 4.56 posi factory.
slantnosechevy
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C'mon guys yellow isn't that bad. The yellow Judges looked pretty good. Chevy had a lighter yellow (Daytona yellow) you could order late 60's & early 70's. It looked good on the '68 &'69 RS Z-28s with black deck stripes. R/T Dodges and Plymouth Road Runners had a similar color.
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