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Always liked the lines of the Opel GT. Almost went that way before I decided I needed to be open air for a summer cruising car...
Thanks for sharing the photos.
Thanks for sharing the photos.
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PC, great pix.
Among all cars, there's nothing like a Ferrari. That 275 is absolutely beautiful.
Talk about a chick magnet . . .
Among all cars, there's nothing like a Ferrari. That 275 is absolutely beautiful.
Talk about a chick magnet . . .
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ultimate driving machine......hehehehehe.
and on the last pic. I chose the Camero, cause it has a hood scoop.
Last year at the Watkins Glen Vintage Fest. I was in the Glenora run. any car older than 1980 can join. for 2 years now, a group has entered an early 70s Blazer. There's 4 people in it, Blazers top is off, and they have a ball.
Hey, why not!
and on the last pic. I chose the Camero, cause it has a hood scoop.
Last year at the Watkins Glen Vintage Fest. I was in the Glenora run. any car older than 1980 can join. for 2 years now, a group has entered an early 70s Blazer. There's 4 people in it, Blazers top is off, and they have a ball.
Hey, why not!