Classic Car Pics. Yours not yours, all things cool or not so cool.

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[BigRed]

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I always thought these were under appreciated.

 

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[88E30M50]

While this isn't considered a classic among most here, it is ti me. I took this shot on Jan 27th, which is the 25th anniversary of its build date. This has been getting some much needed attention lately after surviving decades of commute use and being driven by two teenage sons years back. It still has only 139k on the clock and zero rust.

 

[gregkl]

While this isn't considered a classic among most here, it is ti me. I took this shot on Jan 27th, which is the 25th anniversary of its build date. This has been getting some much needed attention lately after surviving decades of commute use and being driven by two teenage sons years back. It still has only 139k on the clock and zero rust.

Looks great! I like the wheel/tire combo. I also like the older ones that don't have those gargantuan kidney grills.

 

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I must not have been good that year ‘cause he sure didn’t bring me one.

 

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Be nice to be able to buy one for that kind of money now, even if it was a basket case!

 

[Ingomike]

Be nice to be able to buy one for that kind of money now, even if it was a basket case!

But it is nice only relative to todays money. A union GM employee in 1966 was 2.68-5.54 an hour