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Car pics too cool not to share
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Her: "Honey? Why are you spending so much time in the garage?"
Him: "Just working...(brraaap)...on my car, Dear..."
Him: "Just working...(brraaap)...on my car, Dear..."
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There's a ton of old race cars like that around here. Mostly '50-70s stuff. I know of a '56 Chevy with "wide-5" hubs on it sitting in some guys carport. I'd bet it spent time at Bowman Gray. I'll have to get a pic next time I go by it.
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I think that's the best looking Prius I've ever seen!
Full bore redneck NASCAR collection ! Mod coupes to late model sportsman.
I would have liked to see these cars in their prime !
I was born in 72, but I really love the cars (& trucks) from the fifties and back.
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The older cars just seem to have something that the modern cars lack......character and soul.
'57 Caddy Brougham, one of my favorites.
Look at that stainless top, and don't forget those magnetic shot glasses.
Much better than a makeup kit, which I think was in the back seat.
Look at that stainless top, and don't forget those magnetic shot glasses.
Much better than a makeup kit, which I think was in the back seat.
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Style, class, to some degree durability (not as much reliability)
Old vs new, you really can't compare. There's trade off either direction.
I agree, I think the largest factor to longevity is fuel injection. If old cars had F.I. many would still be here today.
On the flip side how long would your new JT Gladiator last if every morning start up included pumping the accelerator a couple times dumping raw fuel
into the cylinders then hoping the automatic choke would actually pull off quickly so your not driving around town for 20 minutes at a 7 to 1 air fuel mixture.