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[69conv]

No broken glass? AI

 

[Photon440]

At least by 73, Plymouth figured out where the trunk lock should be.

In the center, like my 1970 road runner?

 

[Photon440]

No broken glass? AI

An image search shows that picture's been around since 2015. Not as much AI back then.

 

[Hey-O]

 

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[Big bill]

Made in Japan..

 

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[Richard Cranium]

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Those old jelly roll hairdos did nothing to enhance their looks.

 

[Hey-O]

Those old jelly roll hairdos did nothing to enhance their looks.

There was a time when it was considered the look!! Now half pink and red with two eyebrow piercings and a hog ring in your nose is sexy...... I get what you're saying, but I know you well enough to know, you'd eat that over a hog nose!! LOL

 

[davek]

No broken glass? AI

No this car was on that show Graveyard some guru Mark drama

 

[Dave6T4]

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Wowza! What a gorgeous picture of Linda Carter.

 

[sam dupont]

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there are 128 pieces of chrome on a fully optioned 58. Costly restoration anyone?

 

[440 4 speed]

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First car was a 58 Delray. Heater was so bad that I couldn’t drive with bare hands when extremely cold. But dependable.
Second car was a 59 Impala. Neither came close to handling as well as Dad’s 57 Meteor. I had even put the same 409 coil springs that the Pontiac Safari wagon used.
We had some roads 45 degree curves. One of my friends with a 59 Plymouth could go around it about 10 miles faster than I could which was close to 70 mph. Curves were posted at 45 mph. The Impala just didn’t like to slide the rear end out on that gravel.
First good handling car we had was a 64 Ford custom 500.
But we really got it correct when we bought our original 67 Charger in 1970. Still have it.

 

[sam dupont]