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Anybody know where to find the original movie or how to watch it on line? Only the remake is on YouTube.

Nice mods! it is a 4X4. I am in MA but get down to NJ occasionally, grew up in Essex County

never had a Jeep: has the 4.0 . 73k miles; some rust on one rocker; needs exhaust work, just a muffler he says and rear brake line. Haven't gotten up there to see or drive it. Asking $2000, too much? what should I be looking or listening for other than rust? Thanks

We live in the burbs; the town allows up to 5. I bought a kit coop and then made a chicken run (nicknamed the Hilton) maybe 5' by 20' using my already exiting stockade fence as a long side. Make sure the top is covered or the hawks will be there within days. Really next to zero maintenance...

that's it: I missed the 94K when I started the tread; maybe the owner thought that cheap trim accent was the damage and mixed up his/her left and right!

There is a mint 85 available 75K miles for $750: 2.2 auto trans. Good, relatively maintenance free, commuter car? Thanks for your responses.

Road Toad Left Handed Lug Nuts

5 drivers, 4 cars in the family. 63 Valiant (sleeps during the winter) 72 Dart year-round driver: 1998 Camry; bought used 6 years ago 130k now- only repairs have been exhaust related, defrost/ac are not the best. 2005 Honda Pilot bought used in 2007- 180K now been very happy with it. Some...

50 inches in 10 days outside of Boston, more on the way this weekend. Want some?

63 and 72 (year-round daily driver) both now on the road again! 0409141926a.jpg (39.5 KB)

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great advice Frankie thanks; reliability is key for me. There is an 89 Camry wagon with low mileage (90K) I might take a look at.

just been searching craigslist as of now in and around the area getting a feel for what is out there. Haven't seen any in person yet: 91 Miata: 150k $2500 is an example

I started looking for a dd; have about $2500 to spend; I'm outside of Boston. here are some I am thinking and looking for with my know concerns: mid 90s Camry: parts are expensive, high mileage; early/mid 90s GM A-body Cutlass Cierra/ Buick Century: headgasket problems, 90s Jeep Cherokee...

Boston Strong! Needham MA

thanks for clarifying Ramenth

thanks for the reply Memike; I didn't know that a Duster was made in 79; I thought they were all Volares by then. It does has the 225 but the add says it has one barrel carb, which again I though was strange.

thinking of looking at this for my daughter to go back and forth to high school, 2 mile ride. I know something more modern and safe, but she is an excellent driver and her sister did it in the 63 Valiant. The guy is calling it a "Duster" and there is a badge on the side that says Duster but...

1st car: 2 door 68 Satelitte with/6 and 3 on the tree. not a racer but it moved along just fine.

1820 farmhouse. 2 floors, full basement

Had to change a tire on the Valiant on the road and it was precarious at best. Good thing it was a back tire I don't think the front bumper would have held on. What do you recommend getting for carrying around in the car. I have a 70 Dart and 63 Valiant both with a /6.

I heard that these GM A-bodies from the late 80s early 90s (Buick Lesabre, Olds Cutlass Cierra) were solid trouble-free cars. Looking for a 1st car for one of my kids; 95 Cutlass very clean with low mileage (70); asking price $2000. Is one V6 better that the other. i think the 3.0 and the...

Double billing: John Mclaughlin's Mahavishnu orchestra and Jeff Beck; Passaic Theater, NJ

Great show: Bay State Antique Auto Club in Dedham MA. hundreds of cars and plenty in the car coral but the prices!!!?? sorry no pics 71 Swinger: original, very clean /6-$11,000 67 Dart : 340, 4 speed- restored convert: $32,000 at least a hundred cars for sale nothing under $5,000. 64...

nice cars; here is my humble offering.

I had a 78 wagon about 10 years ago; paid I think about $1200 for it and sold it 4 years later for $400 or so. Very reliable but the New England winters were not kind to it. Maybe $1500-2000 for me and only if I needed a car right away otherwise I'd stick with Darts and Valiants.

enough said

good price if the body is more than decent especially for a PA car. The slant (even the 170) is perky enough for the little car. mechanical parts are available; clean body parts are another story.

My daily driver is a 70 Dart Custom; I'm 54. My daughter drove her 63 Valiant back and forth to High School except in the snow. She is away at college now; I take it out once or twice a week for her. She is 18.

I have 2 sons: Sam and Cole The name Sam is timeless. Cole is strong and cool and you hear it every now and then. How about a family name as a first name.