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GlockMeister
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Ok.. now you're just showing off.
Montecresto
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1961 Apache 20. 283 with 2-speed powerglide transmission.
'72 Camaro, I ran last year with Southwest Heritage here in Tex. Unfortunately havent gotten it out in 2016 yet
I have built a few, this is my current hooptie.
For me, the quality of the build starts with the foundation.
For me, the quality of the build starts with the foundation.
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JTW
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1948 Jeep Willys... I could buy any sxs I wanted for what I've put into it!
Was gonna make a thread then this one popped up. Kinda old but figured I would add our Caddy. 1971 Sedan Deville. 472 big block, turbo 400 trans. Was setting in a field for 15 years, drug it home, changed all the fluids,new battery and it fired right up. 82k on the clock. We drive it all over the place. She gets 7.6 miles to the gallon haha.
Wallace
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You are setting on a gold mine ! lol....My misses has been wanting one forever but dang their pricey, even rusted out people want bank for them.
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Wallace
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I bought it for $1600 back in 1990. Never find one now for that.
Mopower58
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The purple and red Dusters we still have.MOPAR Or No CAR!
Father-Son high school project, went first real ride to senior prom, now at Son's home in NY.
1976 Chevy Nova
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popeye
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This started out as a late 70s bronco does it count 
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Wallace
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My Grand dad had a 49 CJ3A. Thats what I learned to drive @ about 10 years old.1948 Jeep Willys... I could buy any sxs I wanted for what I've put into it!
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JTW
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My dad had a 48.. it was the first thing I ever “drove” and crashed at 3 or 4 when I crawled up in it and knocked it out of gear. My grandpa had several.. he liked to tinker and had several Willy’s and VW’s
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Personally, I love my 1926 Chevy Coupe and 1928 Chevy 1 ton flatbed. The truck was the first year with 4 wheel brakes! The 1926 reminds me of a go cart. Rear only brakes, and never fails one locks up before the other ( full mechanical, no hydraulic fluid in either vehicle). They are not racers, but I sure turn heads with the old 4 banger sound.
Well it doesn't meet @Delton's criteria but I like it and WI gave it hobbyist plates so it must be old.
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