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To counter Vash's lotion thread!

BAM! 1968 Vette, 427/435, 4 speed, BLACK ON BLACK!

Yep, thats your big boy.


Old 06-11-2010, 12:16 PM
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I need some lotion.
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Nice car! Do you take food stamps?


BTW - Tuxedo is mistyped as Tuexdo at the 30 second mark.
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I'm not a fan of still photos that have been manipulated to look like a 'video'
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You can give someone a ham and they will b!tch about the weight.
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Dang....that's a beauty....I guess I coould do a "Goldfinger" version with the '71 (although it's really "Warbonnet Yellow"

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Always loved that era of vette, read a test some place and a new camray beat the vette in every catagory, was kinda deflating
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How timely. When this Vette passed me on my right, I thought it was a HD bike at first cuz the sound, but was pleasantly suprised to see this instead.

And I'd take the 67 over the 68 any day...



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How timely. When this Vette passed me on my right, I thought it was a HD bike at first cuz the sound, but was pleasantly suprised to see this instead.

And I'd take the 67 over the 68 any day...



Total agreement there

My old 'Vette favorites list
1. '57 fuel injected
2. '67 427 Coupe
3. '62...the last of the Butt Pounders...
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Nice, glad to see that I'm not the only one here playing more with plastic cars...
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My ex-MIL's 67 rag top, with factory side pipes, might be living in my garage for a while. It hasn't run in 7 or 8 years, but ran fine when parked. Fluids, and rubber seals will be the minimum on the list. I think his is a 327, 350 HP.
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How timely. When this Vette passed me on my right, I thought it was a HD bike at first cuz the sound, but was pleasantly suprised to see this instead.

And I'd take the 67 over the 68 any day...
Same here, no question...
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I would love to drive that on Willow Springs!!!!!

42 years old and 60k miles, poor car's been neglected.
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Are there any pictures of the free ham?

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