Avon
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Just joking, well half joking. For some reason, Ford fitted the Mazda engine in my Mondeo model, which may explain why it only manages 18mpg.a Mondeo has that Engine ?.. OMG ..lol.
Classic cars from our generation
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Been There
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- Florida
Anyone recognize this car?
Been There
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- Florida
Low rider:
Been There
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There were a few years when a lot of guys were putting Lamborghini doors on their cars. For what purpose, I don’t know. A lot of money for really nothing.
Been There
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- Florida
Some guys even like to airbrush murals and designs.
OldEngineer
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- San Diego, CA
Avon
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- Yea Old Country
It looks like a Ford Popular.
Gaer
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- New Mexico U.S.A.
Avon
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- Yea Old Country
Had a couple of restored Stags and restored a Spitfire (horrible thing) OE.
OldEngineer
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- San Diego, CA
Very cool. The first car I can remember was our LaSalle. It was black and showed a lot of wear & tear but it ran. Mostly on oil I think. I remember both Mom & Dad filling the oil every time we went somewhere. The attachment shows the style we had but I don't have a photo of the actual car anymore. It was probably a 1935-40 year
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bobcat
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- Northern Calif
Oh, sorry. I didn't realize there was a previous Italian Job. Not familiar at all with that one.
bobcat
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- Northern Calif
Oh man. That is way cool.
bobcat
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- Northern Calif
Beautiful car. I bet you wish you had that one again.
Avon
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- Yea Old Country
Much, much, much better than the remake Bob.
bobcat
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- Northern Calif
I think the chevy is a '63', but they were so similar, and great cars. That roaster is absolutely stunning. What a show piece.
bobcat
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- Northern Calif
Hard to imagine, but you've seen both and I haven't so you would be a better judge. If I ever come across it, I will make it a point to watch it.
squatting dog
We don't have as far to go, as we've already been
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- Arkansas, and also Florida
Nope. windshield curve says 62.
squatting dog
We don't have as far to go, as we've already been
- Location
- Arkansas, and also Florida
62 has curved post, 63 straight.
squatting dog
We don't have as far to go, as we've already been
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- Arkansas, and also Florida
32 Ford with a 6 carb chevy V8.
bobcat
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- Northern Calif
Oh, that's right. The Bel Air had two tail lights. Impala had 3. I was thinking that Impala changed from two to 3 in '63', but I must have been looking at the Bel Air instead.Nope. windshield curve says 62.
fuzzybuddy
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In 1960, only the world's coolest guys drove Ford T-Birds.
bobcat
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- Northern Calif
I only got to drive one once, but I did drink some Thunderbird in the late 60's, does that count?
OneEyedDiva
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- New Jersey
This was my first car, the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. I don't remember the year (1970 perhaps) but got it when I was 37. My car looked exactly like this one.
And how about the color on this one! It's a 1981 Cutlass Supreme.
And how about the color on this one! It's a 1981 Cutlass Supreme.
bobcat
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- Northern Calif
Oh, I love that '70' Olds and the color. That looks like a sweet machine. Great choice.