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Mine are not as bad as some of yours, but they hurt me just the same
![]() Buying my SS350 basket For $500 and not waiting for a more complete car. Then to top it off accidentaly including the original smog manifolds in a 69 El C sale instead of the auto ones. Selling any of my past cars (69 Mach I, 66 Pontiac tempest, 64 chevy pickup, 69 El C!) ![]()
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69 SS 350 convertible (in peices) 69 327 convertible (driver) |
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My parent's biggest selling decision was when they traded in the 1969 GT500 they bought brand new; traded it in for a 1970 Olds Delta 88 convertible
![]() A few of my mistakes; Passing on the Ivy Green '66 GT350 for $8,000 at Carlisle back in the mid eighties. Not buying the Palladium silver RAIV Judge that was for sale at Carlisle in the early '80's. Car was a former POCI national champion and was perfect. Not checking out the grabber blue '70 Boss 302 that was for sale at a place called "Car Village" in Pa. back in the '80's. Finally, selling my Forrest Green '70 Z28 because I wasn't real fond of the green color (I love it now) and also selling my 1968 SS/RS 396 Camaro. Sold that one when the wife and I bought our house and we needed things. |
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