Moparfest Pics
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Beep Beep Dave
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Beep Beep Dave
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The wagon was really moving too...I almost missed it completely! Sorry it wasn't a better pic but it was early morning and I just use my cell for a camera now.
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Hey Dave, since I also live in Brantford, how come we haven't crossed paths?
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The Canadians have amazing cars. When I was there I noticed how incredible they are compared to those here
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Of course there's a hockey rink at the venue.
Ross: I really love yer '66 wagon. Scorch red, dual A/C and disc brakes too. Aaarrrff!
Thanks Rip! She's a keeper!
She was dealer ordered as a demonstrator... so she's got Tilt tele, Sentinel, Discs, AM/FM Search tuner, Dual AC, Autopilot, and 440 TNT! Oddly enough, no power windows seats or locks. That may change if I ever restore it (she's a mostly original paint survivor)... parts have been stockpiled...
Yer killing me here! I want that car! I've already got a '66 coupe and convertible. A wagon is the required next acquisition.
Anything is possible with the right amount of $... 
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Beautiful cars. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
Beep Beep Dave
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"Get rid of everything from this fender back, and you've got the best car, ever."Nice pic,s all.........thanks.
Is the guy left looking at his watch or his goosebumps.........
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Beep Beep Dave
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I was thinking the lady in that pic may have been the original owner...or at least long time owner. That is a fairly old Ontario plate. The car itself was very tidy.
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Sure is. Original issue of those plates - 1973.
The "Ontario Keep It Beautiful" series was the first iteration of owner assigned plates (with stickers being applied in the corner for each renewal) and as noted above commenced in 1973 but went all the up into the 80s before they ran out of combinations of 3 letters 3 numbers - I.E. AAA 001
My plate which I got in 1979 was my first one and I still have it - now in use on the wagon. Because the 3 letters just happened to be JOY people assume it is a vanity plate, but it was truly just the luck of the draw at the DMV that day when I plated my first car. I knew then it was a keeper.
The next series "Yours to Discover" reversed the combination to 3 numbers 3 letters and went for a similar number of years - 001 AAA
They then went to and are still working their way through 4 letters and 3 numbers - AAAA 001
CCEY xxx was the latest issue I saw today.
My plate which I got in 1979 was my first one and I still have it - now in use on the wagon. Because the 3 letters just happened to be JOY people assume it is a vanity plate, but it was truly just the luck of the draw at the DMV that day when I plated my first car. I knew then it was a keeper.
The next series "Yours to Discover" reversed the combination to 3 numbers 3 letters and went for a similar number of years - 001 AAA
They then went to and are still working their way through 4 letters and 3 numbers - AAAA 001
CCEY xxx was the latest issue I saw today.
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