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Comments: 34
Looks new !
Very nice car and nice picture
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Thank you very much.
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Yeah,I was in Heaven,lol.
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Glad that you don't disagree
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It sure was.
Thank you.
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That was an engine that could either be a two or four bolt main. The factory ones with the cross ram intakes would go like hell!
I've seen that firsthand!
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True!
I've seen it too.
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I'm sure that you have!
When I was in high school a kid actually drove (as an everyday driver) a 1969 Camaro ZL-1. The REAL thing!
He drove it in ice, snow, salty roads, etc. I knew that was wrong even then!
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Wow that's a rare one,and my dream Camaro.
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I've never seen another one like it- and that includes pictures too.
I grew up in a Really small town and everybody got into their cars. At that time, there were about five or six "Motion" cars and about that many "Yenko" cars. We even had one guy that had 1963 Zo6 Corvette! Do you know how rare those are?
If you didn't have a screaming small block Chevy or an L-88, you hadn't arrived as a man yet. Forget about college! Spend that money on your car!
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Sounds cool!
I had a pumped small block in a 38 Chevy Pickup.
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Do you have pictures of it?
I haven't been able to go through all your pictures yet.
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Look in my "Old Film Photo's" folder in my gallery and you'll see a few of the cars I've had,I still have more to post.
I have way to many pics to go threw all of them,lol.
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Great! I'll take a look.
I don't have very many old pictures. I could never afford the film and the processing. Our old SX70 (Instamatic) was expensive to operate and was really hit-N-miss on the pictures turning out.
So, I rarely took pictures.
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Cool!
Yeah, my Dad shot a lot of our family photo's with a Polaroid,and there all faded.
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You can kind of fix them, but it takes A LOT of photoshop work for each picture and they still don't look that great.
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That's what I've heard.
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I'm not the best photoshop person either, you really need a teenager to do it for you!
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