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Posted: Oct 7, 2014 - 12:33pm
Ah, yes, the Pacer. I can see the image, but something about it will not allow a reply. * Hmm: The image URL is four pages long in MS Word, and does not end in a "JPG" or other image file type. It starts with a 'base64' prefix.

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Posted: Oct 7, 2014 - 12:31pm
Proclivities wrote: i drove a Datsun 310 GX to date my girl Jrzy. worked out ok.

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Posted: Oct 7, 2014 - 12:09pm
Proclivities wrote: I'd rather have the pregnant version of it -

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Posted: Oct 7, 2014 - 12:07pm

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Posted: Sep 12, 2014 - 7:19am
sirdroseph wrote: That car was a warrior, I bet there are still some on the road now. A friend of mine had one for about fifteen years.

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Posted: Sep 12, 2014 - 7:16am
Proclivities wrote: That car was a warrior, I bet there are still some on the road now.

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Posted: Sep 12, 2014 - 7:11am

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Posted: Sep 10, 2014 - 8:02am
Proclivities wrote: In high school I had a later model 72 Safari...great cruiser, tons of room inside and only V8 I've ever owned

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Posted: Sep 10, 2014 - 7:21am
Kaiser All-Aluminum cars

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 7:46am
cc_rider wrote: Thank you for not posting. Looks like it was built on a Morgan chassis. Regardless, interesting statement. You'd have to be a bit of a dick to want to drive that car.

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 7:30am
oldviolin wrote: Ok, I won't post it, but the inner jacket of Steppenwolf's For Ladies Only would be an interesting choice...or not. Thank you for not posting. Looks like it was built on a Morgan chassis. Regardless, interesting statement.

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 7:19am

Proclivities wrote:

I wondered what they meant; that makes sense. That's a cool looking wagon: nice two-tone with a "Strato-Streak V-8!" I imagine it burned a lot of gas, but it was probably about 25¢ a gallon back then.

Back in the 70's I had the Buick version of that wagon. Same car except for trim. I really liked it. GM used 4 speed Hydramatics in those so the milage wasn't really awful maybe 17 ish. I sold it to a female friend and when she replaced the battery later she didn't put the hold down back and the battery fell over on a nice 100 degree day on Phoenix. It must have hit the fan as the engine compartment burst into flames and that was the end of the car. A real shame as it was almost like new before. Was really well made.

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 6:56am
Ok, I won't post it, but the inner jacket of Steppenwolf's For Ladies Only would be an interesting choice...or not.

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 6:51am
Proclivities wrote: I wondered what they meant; that makes sense. That's a cool looking wagon: nice two-tone with a "Strato-Streak V-8!" I imagine it burned a lot of gas, but it was probably about 25¢ a gallon back then. That is one cool wagon...

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 6:37am
DaveInVA wrote: I guess they mean GM in general. The first production pillarless hardtops were in 1949 with Olds, Caddy and Buick (but not Pontiac). I wondered what they meant; that makes sense. That's a cool looking wagon: nice two-tone with a "Strato-Streak V-8!" I imagine it burned a lot of gas, but it was probably about 25¢ a gallon back then.

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 6:27am
Proclivities wrote: "...from the originator of hardtop styling"? I guess they mean GM in general. The first production pillarless hardtops were in 1949 with Olds, Caddy and Buick (but not Pontiac).

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Posted: Sep 3, 2014 - 6:09am
haresfur wrote: Sleeps two. "...from the originator of hardtop styling"?

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Posted: Sep 2, 2014 - 3:55pm
Proclivities wrote: Sleeps two.

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Posted: Sep 2, 2014 - 6:30am

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Posted: Aug 27, 2014 - 11:42am
Steve wrote: My just-out-of-high-school Camaro was a '67 that was similar in color to the appliances in our family home, circa 1973. It never looked as nice as this one, but I did "drive it for dating with my girl(s)." Ha! That was our family car. 67, Butternut Yellow, black interior...

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