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Black 1952 Ford 2 door .......first thing I did was install flat lenses in the tail lights and cut 2 coils from the front springs ,,,,,,,,,,,,poor mans -California rack .....(bounced like a rummer ball) that is till the engine broke from the motor mounts and shifted foward .......LMBO ..at it now ...

Gas was 19 cents a gal. at the Clark gas stations ...plus You recieved stamps ..for each gal. redeemable for merchandize ...

 
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1942  PLYMOUTH  4 DR
 
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69 ,olds 442. blue with pearl, with white racing stripes and the W-30 engine pushing about 400hp... could not have gotten any better!
 
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My Dad bought two Army jeeps (at two different times) and the second one when I was 15 and had my driving license.  I loved that red jeep.  The first car I actually owned was a 1951 2-door Chevrolet hardtop.  I drove it a long time and a lot of miles.  I don't remember why I got rid of it.  I had a Plymouth Valiant that I bought in 1969 and drove it until 1984, one of my boys drove it for a while after he was without a car following a job change.  Also a Duster which I drove and drove.  My actual favorite was a 1965 Dodge Charger with a posi-traction rear end and a 4 speed floor shift.  Talk about run!!!  Most of them were bought used because I could not afford a new car.  Later after I could afford a new car I bought 2 or 3 but again have reverted to getting two year old Hondas, They run forever, too.
 
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1982 Cutlass Supreme with real navy blue velour.
 
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86 Nissan Pickup...Blue

Had me a little box of 10's and an amp behind the seat...removable face cd player with a case...I'd take it off and put in that box whenever I got out...I laughed, cryed, fucked, got high, wrecked, vomitted in that son of a bitch...but I kept on washing it every weekend

 

 
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1932  PLYMOUTH  4DR
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KansasCityEarl:

1942  PLYMOUTH  4 DR


ERROR BY ME......it was a 1933 Plymouth
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KansasCityEarl:

1932  PLYMOUTH  4DR


1933  Plymouth   4 cyl 
 
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1979 Toyota Celica.


 
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1993 GMC Jimmy
 
 
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1992 Grand AM!!! Totaled it!!!!
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