Winter driving

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Good deal george, I just might have to drop Benjamin off for kindergarden in the Yenko one of these mornings

[Dog427435]

[b] Back then they were just cars!

'66 Impala SS L72 - 427/425 4 spd stuck in the snow
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'60 Vette with the Cragars off and the steelies and snows on
'66 GTO next to it has the snows on also
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[427TJ]

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That is just fricken' NEAT. Almost looks like blue felt has been applied to the whole car.

Yes, George (Lyons), they were just cars once and people DROVE them all year long. In those days "Trailer Queen" applied to far fewer cars, mostly real show cars and real race cars.

[Dog427435]

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That is just fricken' NEAT. Almost looks like blue felt has been applied to the whole car.



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[b] It was - multi color blue - That was instead of a paint job, it cost about $25 to apply!

The car was parked in a gas station and an old lady in a big '50 Dodge slid in the snow into
the side causing that front end damage. When she got out of her car she said,
"Boy it's lucky I hit an old car"

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I will never again hear the term "Velvet Elvis" without picturing this vette!

[Salvatore]

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Good deal george, I just might have to drop Benjamin off for kindergarden in the Yenko one of these mornings

[/ QUOTE ]Now we are talkin! That boy will NEVER forget those type of trips in dads favorite ride! You went from being a good dad to a great one! I never hibernated my cars for the whole winter. Why? I do the same loop as Joe does on any given early Sat. morning or Sunday after church. 6-8 mile trip.