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mikephillips
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Reminds me of this guy I worked with years ago. He told me that the day would come when I'd realize that the only thing that mattered was how big a vehicle you drove was. And that I'd happily sell all those little cars to get it. He'd just traded a couple 60 Mercedes on the biggest Caddy he could get...
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I have the smallest Caddy made in 1968, it is only 18 3/4 feet long. It will do a couple of things an LBC won't do, it will comfortably seat six and it will keep up with modern traffic, and it will do all this while enjoying top down motoring.
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