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R Code 425-hp, 427-Powered 1967 Ford Fairlane 500 with Only 10,000-miles

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AWESOME Car and history. A very Rare car for sure.

Bill

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$2,000 Quarter? Check Your Pockets Before You Use This 2004 Coin



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got a picture of one with the extra and one without?

I can see the down leaf extra on the one on the left. I don't see a high extra leaf on the right one.

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----I've seen this prototype 63 in pics many times and never noticed that the windshield is quite different than a production 63. Proves an old dog can learn something new. Great historic pic, Lee!.....Bill S

I chatted with the owner of this gorgeous Ventura, it checks all the boxes for me!!

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"In 1888, Willie Dunn Jr. designed the Biarritz Golf Club and the par-3 3rd hole which was dubbed “the chasm”. The chasm was adopted by C.B. Macdonald as a template hole and named “the biarritz.” Fellow architects were slow to grow fond of the bold and controversial putting surface that Macdonald was employing and called it “Macdonald’s Folly” in the early years.

Biarritz holes are long par-3s, typically 210-240 yards, designed to test a player’s ability to hit accurate long shots. Its defining characteristic is the massive green that stretches up to 80 yards. The large green is bisected by a deep swale in the middle — usually 3-5 feet deep — and is protected by narrow bunkers on both sides of the green."

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Some of you showed an interest in this TV show. It is available to those that have either a Roku Smart TV or a TV with a Roku device. You can either use the SEARCH function or look in the CLASSICS section. The video quality for the most part is very good.

I still have my Rat Patrol metal lunchbox! The thermos is long gone after having the "Mom, why does it sound like you filled my thermos with ice" sound, incident very early on in it's career.