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Wow, that's stupid looking. I never was a Kindig fan.

This looks like something that should go in an aircraft: If I win the big lottery, then Dave and his crew will get my business along with some strict guidelines. :lol:

Wow! A 3 pedal 300 convertible, with A/C!

No heat or wiper blades if I’m seeing it correctly

Welcome aboard from Ohio.

Neat. No radio, and 2 essential gauges; a tach and a gas gauge!

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Welcome to FBBO from NY. Looks like you’re having fun on that ‘68 project. Go get it :thumbsup: Let’s see some pics of your RR and Coronet. :xscuseless:

Time to eat!

SEMA cars are always the most ridiculous looking machines built. Hideous may be a better word. Leave the classics classic looking. I wish everyone would quit putting their twist on trying to bring classic musclecars to look like something from the future. Lol.

winter upgrades

I understand the airlines got rid of them because maintenance was difficult. And the freight carriers like em cause they'll carry as much freight as a 747, with only three engines. (And I'm guessing they were cheap to buy after the airlines got tired of em). Anything that maintenance is...

This guy does videos on movie/TV vehicles.

I am pretty sure I have the passenger side complete with lamp buckets. Let me know if you would like me to investigate further. Joe

I have a new contender in the Sweepstakes. The 1965 Mercury Colony Park in the Matt Helm movie, "The Silencers". It turns into a custom "Shaggin' Wagon", with a young Stella Stevens as the "Shaggee". I watched it last night on You Tube.

@JackR :bday: :bday: :bday:

Oh, wait a minute! I have a movie car I am enjoying!!! 1979 Porsche 928 No, I haven't watched the movies.

Love that instrument cluster…

You would laugh your azz off if it would show up one day.

I watched an old movie starting Dean Martin as Matt Helm in "The Silencers". It was a pretty lightweight take-off of the James Bond movies that were popular at the time. There were quite a few scantily clad beauties in the film, including a young Stella Stevens (Yum!). Ironically, the agency...