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First is a 1960 Corvette 283 with 2-4's.2nd is my favorite 1929 Chevy(I have the sign that is hanging next to the garage door)3rd is the J & B Chevrolet wrecker,a 1968 chevy 327 4-speed,and 4th is a 1949 Chevy truck.Thanks for looking!
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Thanks bellin and walksoftly!LOL!!!!!!!!!I never thought og that!oh yeah I missed my last 2 payments!
lol walksoft that was my thought too :-) Great photo's love love them all !
Thanks again toolate and manikin!
Thanks sanhardin and kerry!
Thanks phildavid!
I'd be willing to give up body parts for that Vette. Very nice!
The last pic of the Chevy pick"um"up reminds me of when I was going to aviation school & working at the F.B.O. at the airport. The owner had plenty of money & drove one of these everyday. We would kid him about it until 1 day he told us, "If I had a new Mercedes, it would take me to work in the morning & get me home at night. Now isn't that what that old truck does?" We shut up then & I drive an old truck today that people keep wanting to buy because it is the last yr. before computerized crap came in. I can work on it myself, not trying to impress anybody and have no payments! I won't sell!
Thanks tommy,and geo26!
Thanks brat!
Thanks blunderbuss,jonima,and miKKo!
lmao!!!!!!!!!!Walksoftly,how did I miss your comment #2?????
Did the bank finally let you keep it?
yep!I'm still making the payments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks ttom!