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[Dave6T4]

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Is Bistella a 5 cylinder radial? Crazy!

 

[Orig69]

1970 Charger R/T survivor

 

[polywideblock]

more like 10

 

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[junior340]

7

 

[guy gadbois]

You're looking at nuts. I was looking at the opposite.

I must be getting old... ;)

 

[JDmac72chrgr]

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Too "well built" to be Jeerzee girls!!!

 

[65Bel]

Mopar Art - 1964 Plymouth Fury Two-Door Hardtop . . .

 

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[65Bel]

Route 66's Red-Brick Sections​

Bricks were used to pave roads in the early 1900s because they were accessible, cheap and "easy" to install. Many of the first hard-surface roads were paved with glazed bricks. Route 66 was aligned along some of these original brick highways in Illinois, Oklahoma and Texas.

Restored section of Brick Paved U.S. Route 66 near Auburn, Illinois


Close-up of Restored U.S. Route 66 near Auburn, Illinois


1920s road building crew laying bricks in Illinois.

 

[junior340]

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[Car #4]

 

[Orig69]

Drive-in 1957

 

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[Photon440]

Route 66's Red-Brick Sections​

Bricks were used to pave roads in the early 1900s because they were accessible, cheap and "easy" to install. Many of the first hard-surface roads were paved with glazed bricks. Route 66 was aligned along some of these original brick highways in Illinois, Oklahoma and Texas.

Restored section of Brick Paved U.S. Route 66 near Auburn, Illinois
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Close-up of Restored U.S. Route 66 near Auburn, Illinois
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1920s road building crew laying bricks in Illinois.
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Easy to install, you say?

 

[mmissile]

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I always figured this was a lobster from OZ....