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Nice Coronet! No headrests, as it should be.
Muscle Car Therapy with Nick- Post your therapy car.
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65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
Some good looking rides in this thread
PH27L7
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Did some road running through the hills of a local park today so thought it was appropriate to take the RR. Weather was fantastic & leaves just beginning to change, a perfect day. Took the Fury to same place Monday. Both cars run great but have completely different personalities, one loud & wicked, the other tame & understated, both are tons of fun.
rapidtrans
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Beautiful cars.
The 70 RRs are one of my favs. They just look more muscular than other RRs.
The 70 RRs are one of my favs. They just look more muscular than other RRs.
King Hooter
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If my therapy calls for a nice quiet relaxing drive the Imperial does that nicely.
But if I really need to let out my inner animal I gotta hear the growl of my Eldorado 's Northstar.
But if I really need to let out my inner animal I gotta hear the growl of my Eldorado 's Northstar.
Weather here has been great, nothing better the cruise-n w/ the top down, the 440 exhaust rumbling and the vintage tunes on the radio.
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Two 67's
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North Park ?
PH27L7
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Yes, by the skating rink. My guess rink will be shuttered for winter season by covid.
North Park Ice Skating | Historic Pittsburgh
MJF
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My therapy build at the moment. Hoping to get it inspected back on roads before winter!
I have been driving my Station Wagon and Valiant this summer
75LandYacht
Yank Tank
Now those are some cool classics.. is that a 68 satellite? I had one LONG ago in high school.
MJF
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It is 69 Sport Satellite. Stock drivetrain, 318, TF904 and non sg 2.76 rear.
My Therapy car. ‘68 Polara.
Rebuilding in and detailing all the little parts and learning how things were finished in the factory. Now that it is rebuilt, I still tend to tinker on it. Need a new mechanical project before I wear it out.
Last year put right around 2,000 miles on it. This year around 1,800 so far. Tomorrow plan to drive around 100 miles to do a 100 mile fall leaves tour in NE South Dakota. So should have another 300 miles by tomorrow night.
Rebuilding in and detailing all the little parts and learning how things were finished in the factory. Now that it is rebuilt, I still tend to tinker on it. Need a new mechanical project before I wear it out.
Last year put right around 2,000 miles on it. This year around 1,800 so far. Tomorrow plan to drive around 100 miles to do a 100 mile fall leaves tour in NE South Dakota. So should have another 300 miles by tomorrow night.
Mr C
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I have a lot of old cruisers, love em all but the C bodies are my favourites. I've driven the Imperial very little since I got it and not at all this year (spongy brakes have turned to...well no brakes).
The C's
The others:
The C's
The others:
1Fury1
Slab Side Slacker
One for every kind of weather. The AAR Cuda belongs to my boy.
xxcarguy
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