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it is actuly SYDNEY
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it is actuly SYDNEY
But if you had to drive one every day , you were not " badass"
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I had a 1953 S/Willys-Kaiser 1/2 ton 4x4 with a transplanted 283 4bbl sbc in it,
no rust, new leather bomber seat cover, granny low 4 speed, pto drive/winch,
for $500
from my older 80 y/o neighbor in Garden Valley, Ca,
I'd go over & talk with him every so often, he took pitty on me
when in HS, summer going into my freshman year, gave me a deal...
But;
it had like 5.38:1 gears, & org style military style tires & got to 60mph quick,
but needed a lot bigger tires, to drive on the hwys...
Drove it the 26 miles to school a couple times, too much gas, too many RPMs
I kept it for 4 years to use on my dad's ranch... did very well at that job...
It was freshly painted a cool blue too, True Blue, a GM color of the day 1973-ish
thanks for sparking a great memory
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I could see that being a bunch of fun! It was fun reading about it. It sounded like it took you right there!! Thank you for sharing. LOLI had a 1953 S/Willys-Kaiser 1/2 ton 4x4 with a transplanted 283 4bbl sbc in it,
no rust, new leather bomber seat cover, granny low 4 speed, pto drive/winch,
for $500
from my older 80 y/o neighbor in Garden Valley, Ca,
I'd go over & talk with him every so often, he took pitty on me
when in HS, summer going into my freshman year, gave me a deal...
But;
it had like 5.38:1 gears, & org style military style tires & got to 60mph quick,
but needed a lot bigger tires, to drive on the hwys...
Drove it the 26 miles to school a couple times, too much gas, too many RPMs
I kept it for 4 years to use on my dad's ranch... did very well at that job...
It was freshly painted a cool blue too, True Blue, a GM color of the day 1973-ish
thanks for sparking a great memory
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Lots of hoaxes, some like those found in Columbia are claimed to have unique DNA.
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