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Here's a couple of mine , have had the 1961 T-bird Convertible from North Carolina for 38 years first car I ever bought in 1979 at 17 years old , still have it today.The other 2002 Prowler bought in 2007 from Pennsylvania which gives you more thumbs up and smiles per hour then anything else .
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yes . it is pictured in my avatar , 2002 Chrysler , actually Daimler Chrysler , It's fun to drive and always gets lots of thumbs up , it's like drive a big go-cart , even have had a guy at a red light , get out of their car and run to the front of the car and kneel down to take a selfie all while I am waiting for the light to change , you never stop smiling when you drive it
Quoted from Fulltilt:78 deg today! It's springtime and by God it still runs!
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what kind of car is this ?
Quoted from Lostcause:Toyota Yaris GRMN 1.8 supercharged, Lotus helped out with supercharger. Only 400 made for Europe, 212bhp 0-60 5.9. Tuned on the Nurburgring.
That’s my pinroom behind the air chamber which is in my garage.[quoted image][quoted image]
is your car under quaranteen
Quoted from RockfordReplay:Gorgeous day today for one last hurrah. I accepted one offer to sell, but nothing has materialized yet. It never ceased to amaze me how much attention this vehicle draws. People really seem to love or hate 'em. So much fun to drive and surprising how low to the ground it is. Looks so much better in person. I awe at the aluminum framework; a truly unique and special vehicle.[quoted image][quoted image]
nice here's mine 2002 had it since 2007
prowler (resized).jpgQuoted from SilverUnicorn:Not a huge fan of the large grilles on cars anymore, but that thing is SWEEEEET!
Chris
pasted_image (resized).pngQuoted from DarthPaul:This picture was taken over 5 years ago, so it is in much worst shape now. I don't have the time or desire or cash to do anything with it. I've thought about selling but I've had it for over 35 years, it's become a part of me. The funny thing is, it has never run right, out of the 35 years I've owned it, it has only been running about three of those years.
is it a 440 ?
picked up this on the weekend , 1967 Belvedere 440 375 hp , 40k original miles , 3 owner car, Oregon paperwork from original owner , including original 1967 license plate from Oregon, two broadcast sheets , certiguard card , original bill of sale , original paint , numbers matching , auto on the column , white bucket seats , has some time slips from a drag strip in the 60's , just waiting for another car lift to show up so i can get this in the garage
Image (44) (resized).jpgQuoted from Meegis:Making a new addition official in a free days.
Waiting on services so I can get the safety and register it.
I will post pics when it's officially mine.
Wooooo!
do tell , what could it be , here's my guess ! hey mom push faster !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Quoted from dasvis:Should have kept the Falcon.
I still have my '64 Thunderbird convertible, since July 5, 1978
i had my 61 t bird convertible since oct 1979 bought it when i was 17
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Newmarket, ON