That’s my car. ‘95 Mustang GT. Last year for the pushrod 5.0. This picture was taken back in ‘08 and I’m trying to find more but not having much luck.
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That’s my car. ‘95 Mustang GT. Last year for the pushrod 5.0. This picture was taken back in ‘08 and I’m trying to find more but not having much luck.
My first truck... Wish it'd looked this good. I had white steel wheels on it and mud tires in the rear.
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My first truck was a '52 Fargo 1 1/2 ton. Stock racks/flat deck, big wheels . . . . Could load my horse in it. Split exhaust manifold.
My first truck looked a lot like this 1960 Chevy Apache 10 , 235 inline 6 , Sm 420 4 spd. I rattle canned it flat black.
I met my future wife in this truck . I don't have the truck , but I am still married to my gorgeous wife !
I met my future wife in this truck . I don't have the truck , but I am still married to my gorgeous wife !
That's one of those classic/cult car movies that I've never seen, but I recognize the cars.
me too, never saw it and relly have no idea what is about...but then again I have never seen the Grinch or ET either.
What a trip! While technically my third vehicle, my first drivable vehicle was also a '60 Chevy 1/2-ton pickup in the same color (that light Easter Egg Aqua, I called it). Dated my first future ex-wife in it, too. Sadly, the engine blew, and so did the marriage. Talk about regrets in life. I should have fixed the truck.
You owe it to yourself to watch it. It's a great movie, even if you're not a car guy. It's even "family friendly", if that's a concern, with only some drinking being shown. The cars just add to the appeal of the movie.
What a trip! While technically my third vehicle, my first drivable vehicle was also a '60 Chevy 1/2-ton pickup in the same color (that light Easter Egg Aqua, I called it). Dated my first future ex-wife in it, too. Sadly, the engine blew, and so did the marriage. Talk about regrets in life. I should have fixed the truck.
I knew there was something about you Squatch !
I've seen Grinch (the original) and ET, but not American Graffiti. I'm guessing the latter is one of those "coming of age" period pieces that I probably wouldn't relate to anyway.
American Graffiti was one of the greatest movies ever made. Of course Zorba it was a time of cars and we young people not dancers.
That is not the way you convince Zorba it's a movie worth watching. This is how it's done:
@Zorba...there's a scene where a character is talking to someone on the phone...in a phone booth, Zorba. A phone booth. Just sayin'...
Do they emerge as a superhero?That is not the way you convince Zorba it's a movie worth watching. This is how it's done:
@Zorba...there's a scene where a character is talking to someone on the phone...in a phone booth, Zorba. A phone booth. Just sayin'...
I'm not knocking the movie, I've never seen it. I speculate that I wouldn't like it - but I don't know that. I'd watch it if it came my way. Hell, now that its come to my attention, I'll see about finding a cheap DVD version.
That's what I'm thinking. I think I saw it in the $5 movie bin at Walmart the last time I was there. Amazon has it and a few others like Airplane for $6. I need to make a cheap movie list before they ban the good, funny stuff like Blazing Saddles.
Parked next to this 1960 thunderbird the other day. Super cool car and very clean. Even had the a/c option
If you don't enjoy it, I will pay for it.
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