On my screen it looks like 57 Chevy Tropical Turquoise.

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Virus concerns continue to plague the stock market

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They use pink lemons to make pink lemonade right? Well . . . not really. But you can buy them. They are sweeter and less tart than regular lemons.

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Another bad day on Wall Street

seen a couple of L79 station wagons...

There were multiple L79 station wagons ordered by either ONG (Oklahoma Natural Gas) or OG&E (Oklahoma Gas and Electric) can't remember which. The guy in charge of fleet buying must have been a motorhead, or just didn't know what he was doing.

Can't remember, but seems like the order was for 13 cars. Being company cars, I am sure they were rode hard and put up wet.

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This picture should look familiar as I posted it a while ago. What I didn't know at the time was who painted it: Chesley Bonestell a famous astronomical painter from the 1950's. His art hangs in the National Air & Space Museum. Bonestell also helped design the Golden Gate Bridge and the Chrysler Building. He also did all the solar system matte paintings at the beginning of the 1953 movie THE WAR OF THE WORLDS

Cadillac NorthStar.

Years ago i worked with a guy that had a Northstar Caddy. He said he was having issues with his starter......but could not find it :dunno:
So I Googled it, he sold the Caddy :naughty:

That is one example why the "engineers" should have the maintainers/mechanics sitting off to their shoulder when designing something ... TAZ

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Was just reading an article on seafood shacks and this one popped up: Browns in NH. I remember eating there a couple of times; once when in college and another time when I lived in Framingham MA. The food was cheap and really good. I had never been to a place that was bring-your-own-booze before.

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Ford introduced the first-generation Bronco in 1966. The line-up included three variants that shared the same boxy, utilitarian design. The Roadster came without doors; Ford presented it as the Mustang’s four-wheel drive stablemate, hence the Bronco name.

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Bronco Montana Lobo concept (1981)

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The market started off well - up over 400 points. Unfortunately the rally didn't last long.

Been buying stocks for the last 3 days straight.Some smoking deals.. :)