That's extremely low mileage for both vehicles, good job. They will last another 20 years at that pace
What Do You Drive?
- Thread starter patrick jane
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What year ? 70 ?
69 Cobra Jet. The easiest way to distinguish between it and 70, from a distance, is the rear air scoops. They took those off of the 70 along with the inset lights on the grill. Absurdly fast car. My brother wanted a brand new Mustang when he turned 16. Several years later, when it was my turn, I went in the other direction. I always preferred the older cars. More personality. The 60s had a beautiful combination of muscle and personality. . . a bit like the music of the time.
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Can't get close enough?What about me? Tail light are a view I don't get in my car.lain:
Kidding...those Smart cars are...well...something.
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2005 Matrix
Those are good little cars, you can't go wrong with a Toyota!!
:chuckle: that's an old one -
I wonder what [MENTION=4838]chrysostom[/MENTION] drives -
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I picture him on a bicycle, with a basket in front to carry his lunch from Whole Foods.
Mine was a 64' Ford Fairlane station wagon.
My first car was a 73 Cadillac Coupe Deville - cream yellow/leather - mint condition. It went quickly downhill -
Except when you can.
I drive one of these, now and then.
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I removed the black fairing from the top, shortened the stack, took off the wheels and tanks and set on blocks, painted the frame and steps black and the wheels machinery grey, removed the Estes lettering and repainted the doors. I did lots of other stuff too, but that basically describes the changes in outward appearance.
I pull a 37' lowboy trailer with it.
Click on it....it's bigger.
View attachment 24595
I removed the black fairing from the top, shortened the stack, took off the wheels and tanks and set on blocks, painted the frame and steps black and the wheels machinery grey, removed the Estes lettering and repainted the doors. I did lots of other stuff too, but that basically describes the changes in outward appearance.
I pull a 37' lowboy trailer with it.
Click on it....it's bigger.
Keep on Truckin' -
