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Posted 11 months ago
mikielikes…
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I guess coming from "the hills" (Poteau Okla.) & having two brothers & three sisters & faking his birth certificate to fight in WW2 at the age of 17, makes you long for things that (when he was young) could never dream off. Case in point: From the 20s till the 80s, the "eliete" would always be seen in a LONG hooded car of many varieties, but all new the long hood meant prestige. Well, you probably won't see high society driving cars in this condition, but I hope to get around to restoring them all.
Classic CarsThe phrase “classic cars” generally conjures a red Ford Mustang convertible…
Lincoln,oldsmobile,lincoln,and a pontiac . Those are just guess's :-)
Even better Mani, u got the two Lincoln Continental's Pict#2 85 , pict#3 74 mark 4
Ok You cheat you changed out the hoods on them lol
nice try Mani!
Pic#1 Caddy, #2 Lincoln, #3 t-Bird and #4 Caprice. How did I do? LOL