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Classic Cars
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The Ultimate for me
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That is amazing, 71 Boss?
Good things come to those who bait.
That is amazing, 71 Boss?
I believe it's a '69 Boss 429 - very pricey. In 1971 they became pretty big boats
The Ultimate for me
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I almost broke my necy( or so I thought) in one of those.
My neighbor across the street from me had one.
He was a mechanic and had done work to it. He took me for a ride down the block when I was about 11-12 years old. It had the low bucket seats and when he dropped the clutch my head went flying 😆
I almost broke my necy( or so I thought) in one of those.
My neighbor across the street from me had one.
He was a mechanic and had done work to it. He took me for a ride down the block when I was about 11-12 years old. It had the low bucket seats and when he dropped the clutch my head went flying 😆
They were slightly overpowered lol
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Why is it that the better you treat a vehicle, the more it retaliates? The Buick got hit when it was parked, so I got some insurance money and decided to invest some extra $$$ to get other paint/rust issues fixed. The car has relatively low mileage. It's in generally decent shape otherwise, it's very nice to drive and usually has been quite reliable. Until I did something nice for it.
The car looks the best it has looked in a decade. Initially it developed an issue with the directional/DRL lamp which couldn't just be a bulb. It turned out to be a faulty socket. Now the antilock system is acting up, it has an intermittent rumble/vibration at idle when stopped in gear. It's particularly noticeable if you tweak the steering wheel, suggesting a belt issue. WHY?! It was fine until we fixed it up.
I just can't win.
Why is it that the better you treat a vehicle, the more it retaliates? The Buick got hit when it was parked, so I got some insurance money and decided to invest some extra $$$ to get other paint/rust issues fixed. The car has relatively low mileage. It's in generally decent shape otherwise, it's very nice to drive and usually has been quite reliable. Until I did something nice for it.
The car looks the best it has looked in a decade. Initially it developed an issue with the directional/DRL lamp which couldn't just be a bulb. It turned out to be a faulty socket. Now the antilock system is acting up, it has an intermittent rumble/vibration at idle when stopped in gear. It's particularly noticeable if you tweak the steering wheel, suggesting a belt issue. WHY?! It was fine until we fixed it up.
I just can't win.
Is your car named Christine?
The guy who bought this has bought over 3 million worth of of cars recently.
Has much too money and not much brains.
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The guy who bought this has bought over 3 million worth of of cars recently.
Has much too money and not much brains.
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Sounds like Leno's friend Fluffy Iglesias, he scoops up those years.
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