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Who did'nt have,or knew someone who did, have (at least) one of these autos? I guess at this point, i would have to pick the Riviera (or micro bus) , (or G.M.C. van) as the one i would've wnted to keep. So which one would you?
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love these ads Mike:)
I want that wagoneer! love those smaller early utility vehicles.
thank you Sean, hope it took you back some to!
Hunter, i do like the front end look on those, the grill & headlights.
thank you metalman
it did take me back to time in a USED ONE:) LOL:) , BUT THIS IS VERY MIKE:) i love the ads you have been posting :)
thank you bratjdd
thank you tony
thank you mani
very cool :) sorry tying so darn fast :) my sentences get mixed up sometimes:)
thank you beachbomb
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thank you miKKo
you are fast Sean!!! you had the two comm. posted before i could finish the "thank yous"! How are you doing tonight?
tell all the "gang" thank you for me Sean, got to go sleepy, (sigh) . Ill see you tomarrow, got all day off.
thank you hedgewalker