trying again to post a pic...
 

nothing goes...on a desktop using the old method. Oh well...

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Hmmmm
 

After finally looking at the car in the Grandma poster, I doubt it's a Mustang. They had the gas cap in the rear back in that era...so, what kind of car is it?

Pretty sure 1 of my ex's read this, knew it thoroughly, then used it on me...................she was a redhead BTW.......

1964 Cuda
https://musclecarclub.com/plymouth-barracuda/
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^^^Nope. Grandma's car appears to have 4 doors.

Looks like a 4 door car to me. Maybe a Falcon?
https://c1.staticflickr.com/4/3058/3...cccc257d_b.jpg

Yep, rear door quarter window matches.

Some earlier models did not have the blinker/marker lights behind the front bumper or the chrome trim along the side.
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Fairmont?

That is what the name badge on the fender looks like but that photo is of an Aussie model so who knows what they called them. Pretty sure it was a Falcon in Grandma's photo.
https://www.diecast4u.com.au/pub/med...r_18073_1_.jpg

Aussie here: Falcon, although the higher trim models were Fairmonts.
The Falcon GT had a 351 cu inch V8. The 'Phase III' GTs (Superoos) were racing homologation models that were at the time the fastest 4 door cars in the world.

There is an Australia logo on the lower left.

Kinda funny the meme maker uses "Mustang GT" on a picture without a Mustang.

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My Grandma on my dad's side was born in South Dakota, and rode with her family to Oklahoma City on a horse drawn wagon when she was 7. My grandma on my moms side was born in a farmhouse in Driftwood, OK. Her dad got the property in the land run of 1889 when he was a teenager. I am pretty sure neither of them wore miniskirts and they both loved Lawrence Welk not the Beatles.

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So Grandma's car was probably still pretty hot, even if it was a 4 door. The meme photo is also an Aussie photo. As mentioned the logo behind the word "Never". Note the absence of a rear view mirror on the left side.
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https://www.shannons.com.au/library/...e-ii-sedan.jpg

Your google skills and utter lack of specific knowledge have failed you again, kach. Does it ever get old, making yourself out to be such a flippin' idiot? Why do you feel such a need to chime in, when it is so obvious you have no idea what you are talking about?

The car you show is a '69. '64-'66 'Cudas were the "bubble window" variety, which would be clearly shown in the photo of grandma's car - if it had one. That, and grandma's car is clearly a sedan - a four door. All 'Cudas were coupes or ragtops - two doors.

Here is a bubble window 'Cuda, produced from '64 through '66.

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