All My Wagons.....past & Present

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  1. Kerry67

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    Yeah, it was getting there........
     
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    For sure the Chevelle.
    The '67 Bel Air wouldn't be too far behind, though....
     
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    The Chevelle was really nice, I had a 68 Chevelle myself (coupe) and was even president of the euro chevelle club, but I would have gone for the Rambler. I just like oddeties!
     
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    I can't believe that place is asking what they are asking for the Belair. It ran pretty good and drove fine but it blew some smoke when you started it and the engine was getting tired. Plus, it had several dents and some rust in the quarters. The rims & tires were awesome and the interior was pretty decent (needed carpet) but that thing will be sitting (been there two years at least) for a while for that kind of money.

    The Chevelle body was finished, built up 350 installed but the interior was TRASHED. I had been gathering parts for it and had pretty much everything to finish it but I sold it when I got the Belair like an idiot.

    The Rambler I bought for $200 and I would have kept it but my wife was screaming at me because I was paying $40 a month to store it. Interior was all redone and PERFECT on it. Would have been a cool little car.
     
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    I'm kinda partial to that Pinto.:thumbs2:
     
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    The Pinto was cool. It was fun to drive and went down the road great at 70mph. Plus it was a 4 speed so it was even more fun. The engine blew right in front of my house. I would have kept it but the wife was not happy with it just sitting in the driveway. I sold it for what I paid for it though so I did not lose any money at least.
     
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    As you can see with my posts, my wife is not really a fan of me having a bunch of cars.
     
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    ......that don't run.
     
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    Kerry, you are not alone! :taz:
     
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    I am...thus the 'auto wrecker' for a yard...:biglaugh::rofl2:

    but...i like it:yup:
    great collection kerry
     
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    I was going to say the 56' Chevy - good to hear you still have it. :)

    Then I was going to say the 67' Bel-Air and 72' Vista Cruiser.

     
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    All ;) -- na the two Chevelle, Belair and the Visa looks like keepers :)..

    Cheers Dyna
     
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    I side with the Rambler and the Pinto honestly....
     
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