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I really like the heavyweights although I'm probably in the minority. I have several and still looking. They are great drivers.
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Finally, CAUTION FAN stickers in the right place, on the right cars!
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I like full size muscle cars. Have a couple sitting in my garage that I'll never part with.
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These were so rare on mainstreet USA. As a kid growing up in the '70s, the only introduction to these cars was the Rat Fink stickers.....which could make any car look cool. Those stickers did peek my curiosity and I became aware...but wouldn't grow to appreciate till I became a bit bored of repetition.
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I love my boat!
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When I was in high school my friends dad had a 70 or so Buick Wildcat with a 455 in it. That car would fly on the top end. We’d get it up to 120 mph all the time.
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I also like the big cars with big motors, this is one of my favorites. It's a 60 Pontiac Ventura Tri Power, 4 speed. Special order '59 Pontiac Mandalay Red paint. Photo of the car was taken at the Greenbriar Concourse show last year
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I had a '63 Galaxy bench seat P code 4 speed manual, moved decent for a big car.
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A friend bought a new '72 GP, nothing special engine wise, but it was triple black, with RED carpet! I thought that was cool!
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Here are some pictures of my 64 GP Originally a 389 4barrel auto on the floor. Now 421 with a 4 speed.
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Dad's '69 Impala SS 427 vert.
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One owner ‘68 L72/M21/3.55 posi w/F41.
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In the mid-late '60's one of the quicker stock/un-modified cars in town was a '66 Catalina 2plus2 tri-carb 421 (376hp IIRC?) 4 speed with 3.73. It would hook up and be gone!:3gears:
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Mine only wishes it was that nice. K |
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Land yacht Muscle cars
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1968 Canadian built and documented 17K mile survivor. 385/427, 4 speed, 3:31 Posi
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Sometimes all a car needs is the right colors to look good.
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FWIW, the Cyclone was a mid-size car.
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One of our special Invitational displays at MCACN this year is Big Body Muscle. I personally LOVE a big-body big block 4-speed!
We have some really neat and some really rare and unexpected cars joining us. If you own one of these, please consider joining us. Bashton |
One of my first cars was a 62 Bonneville with the interior colors almost exactly like Tommy's 59 Ventura. I loved the clear sides on the steering wheel. I was only a teenager when I saw the car for sale while out driving one day and bought it for $1200. When I got it home to my parents house, the garage door wouldn't close because it was too long. The trunk on these cars is massive. Came in handy when sneaking friends into the drive-in. LOL
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MY 66 L72 impala SS, unrestored
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My '67 GP 400 4 speed with 3.42 posi.... wish it was a 428.. Has manual steering and brakes. Original paint. I have owned this car longer than any other car.
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Here's a few more photos, this car came from Paul D's great collection
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My '67 Grand Prix is headrest car. I also took them off. They mess with the lines of the car. |
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without them, also one of the features I love most about My 70 Z28, Low seats |
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