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Old 11-06-2016, 09:18 PM
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Ronnie,Great looking 67 +++
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Ronnie,Great looking 67 +++
Thanks. I spent a ton on that car. I could have bought a small house.
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Ronnie....
It's a 1960 Chrysler 300F
one of 964 hardtops built that year and the only hardtop known to have been painted Polar Blue at the factory.
This was stuck to the floor under the back bucket seat.
More info on the Chrysler 300 letter cars www.chrysler300club.com
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This is my 1954 Pontiac Star Chief.
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1985 chevy c 10 needs paint job
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This is from a previous hobby that my arthritis and lower back problems no longer allow me to enjoy working on. It's a 1970 Brockway model 361 with a 335 hp Cummins diesel and a 15 speed transmission. I still drive it on occasion. At one time I had three semi-trucks that I took to shows. I am a heavy truck mechanic and restored this one to haul my restored vintage JD B and JD H tractors to shows. That was another hobby too. Since all this I have seen the error of my ways and now collect only Cub Cadets!
That is an Awesome truck!! I bet you could put a pile of cub cadets on that rig!!

I grew up riding with my dad. The farm supply dealer he worked for in the 1970's had two Internationals. One had a Detroit and a Roadranger.. the other had a huge gas V8... 549 I think... I liked the Detroit because it sounded cool... Dad liked the gasser.... said it would out pull the old Detroit 2 to 1!

But those Internationals couldn't hold a candle that Brockway!! That is a beast of a truck!!
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All these rides are nice!! Keep the pics and stories coming guys!!
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Volkswagen Amarok , 2L Biturbo diesel , 8sp Auto , permanent 4wd
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My current money pit. Has been taking all my spare time lately

Edit: Ha! Just noticed my dad's deer in the backround! Don't mind that it's just a grass killer that for some reason I can't get him to give up
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Ronnie....
It's a 1960 Chrysler 300F
one of 964 hardtops built that year and the only hardtop known to have been painted Polar Blue at the factory.
This was stuck to the floor under the back bucket seat.
More info on the Chrysler 300 letter cars www.chrysler300club.com
It's sure is a beauty. I looked when I tore down my Camaro for that build sheet. You are very lucky it was still there, mine wasn't. But, the Camaro was a 1 owner. I got all the paperwork on it, the Protecto plate, window sticker and even a polaroid they took when they bought the car. She was a school teacher and drove it to work for 20 years and parked it outside. It was pretty rusted when I got it, but it only had 60,000 odd miles on it.
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