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Nice trucks guys, it was fun hanging out with you guys for a few hours. Doing the diesel talk...
Lots of pretty things to look at there.
Greg, I thought you and Dave, would have scooped up a couple of those bikini ladies.
Lots of pretty things to look at there. Greg, I thought you and Dave, would have scooped up a couple of those bikini ladies.
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here's a few more, there's one of the bikini girls in there
here's a few more, there's one of the bikini girls in there
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Funny how a car show can remind of an old car that you used to own. I saw that green 69 super bee, kinda reminded me of my old car except mine had abit more rust and dents in it, but I drove mine. Lots of money on cars, that barely get droven without someone worrying about a rock chip or dent. I liked the ABdiesel area best, the coolest diesel trucks at the show Probably the only real drivers vehicles at the show. Lots of room for bikini girls..
I liked the ABdiesel area best, the coolest diesel trucks at the show Probably the only real drivers vehicles at the show. Lots of room for bikini girls..
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Buy the impala and sell the camaro. Those camaro's are everywhere. I think that there are three to four of them on my block alone. I remember how big that the trunk was inside the older dodge coronets (superbee). You could fit about 12 people inside one of those cars. I must had three to four dodge coronets growing up. A road runner and GTX. A few 300's cars, none where letter cars. Back then nobody wanted them and you could get them nearly given to you. Today, we put tons of cash into them.
A road runner and GTX. A few 300's cars, none where letter cars. Back then nobody wanted them and you could get them nearly given to you. Today, we put tons of cash into them.
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I had a buddy with that was into Impala's. He had a 64 (I think it had the three rear tail lights on each side) 409 409HP four speed convertable bare bones no options, 63 327 325HP powerglide, 69 427/390HP full load car. All rust free and original. Neat cars to go cruising with. We went to the three hills car show, way back when.
I had another buddy that collected the 57-59 corvettes. He would buy somebodies old project car in a million pieces, cheap. He had one that was mechanical fuel injection on it and one with the twin carbs. I don't know if it was original, but twenty years ago, you would be supprised what could find the swap meets.
Like I said, the show brought back memories. I used to be a memeber of the Calgary Mopar club. That was back before computers and chitchat forums.
I had another buddy that collected the 57-59 corvettes. He would buy somebodies old project car in a million pieces, cheap. He had one that was mechanical fuel injection on it and one with the twin carbs. I don't know if it was original, but twenty years ago, you would be supprised what could find the swap meets.
Like I said, the show brought back memories. I used to be a memeber of the Calgary Mopar club. That was back before computers and chitchat forums.
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I was at the show on Saturday afternoon. Very nice representation from the chapter. Did anybody else see the Fonze there. I was amazed, he is just a tiny little man. And that rally car display with the 3 D in car video, I will confess, it made me a bit motion sick. Or maybe it was the 4000 mini donuts that I ate.