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Not many prewar cars here, but this video was made when most of our cars were new. The young girl reminds me a lot of my 9 year old.....
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An easy distraction on a cold Sunday afternoon. May even see snow before the night is over.


Paul
 
One of the great stars of the movie (part 1 of 3 ) was the dog.
Aren't they great.............
 
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Star resembled a young Doc with hair, don't ya think?
 
didn't watch it yet, but that broad has a really nice rack !!!
 
kellysguy said:
didn't watch it yet, but that broad has a really nice rack !!!
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You said but I was thinking it! LoL Also, the young girl in the hedge was thinking "I'll be married and have a kid before he finishes THAT thing!" She even got out her doll to confirm it! :laugh:
 
Did you see the smoke coming out that Healey when he revved the engine? Yikes!
 
Dunlop alignment gauge!!! :wink:
 
Hey, I really enjoyed that! Thanks for posting it.
 
Makes me wanna go right out an' top up with BP.
 
Makes me wonder why my builds take so long & are so hard sometimes!
 
rlwhitetr3b said:
BabaKahawa said:
One of the great stars of the movie (part 1 of 3 ) was the dog.
Aren't they great.............
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bgbassplyr said:
Star resembled a young Doc with hair, don't ya think?
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Are you guys talking about the same star? :jester: :devilgrin:
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I guess the answer to that would be in the eye of the beholder.

Hey, Doc. Whats wagging?
 
Thanks for posting! I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.
 
What a lovely bit of nostalgic whimsy! Reminds me of when I was growing up, though only the first scene had appropriate weather. But uncrowded roads, rag-and-bone men, etc., were part of the scene. I was 21 when that film was made....
 
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