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The owners of Spook's Customs in San Antonio had one in a Savoy and I actually was blessed by getting to ride in it twice during the Bun & Barrel cruise in San Antonio. That car is a sucker punch if you're not paying attention.

I had both to choose from, I built the 400 and cleaned and bagged the 440.

But... I have a "mild" 511 sitting in the corner that only needs an induction system.... you know...

67 and it is a 383 with a 727 column shift.

Ran into this while on a job today. The manager on site called the owner for me (she was very easy on the eyes too!!!) and he told me to go ahead and look it over as it was unlocked. Said it ran when he parked it but it needs a cam and the cooling system is junk. Been sitting for a while. I...

Man you ain't never lied there! Always something to do when you're the Captain of the Ship. And I love Deep Purple as well, In Rock is my favorite from them.

Rival Sons opened here as well. Almost had a Paul Rodgers Bad Company tone to them.

I had a hunch that's what he was chopping at! I'm a Field Artilleryman and it's to loud for me!!! That's saying something.

Yup, has the liner in very good shape and the vinyl is very good shape. No scratches and I've always had a Nitty Gritty record vac/cleaner. And also I put the records in zero stat sleeves to keep them clean and not to wear out or damage the liner.

WOW!!!!!

THIS my friends is the 1st pressing of the eponymous Sabbath!!! I've had this since my freshman year so that's 1978. It's nice when you grew up with a family member owning a record shop. I wonder what it's worth? You can see the WB (warner brothers) stamp on the corner.

Jake Lee on the Ultimate Sin tour.

Some I had easy access to, but I have them all.

I haven't seen Ozzy since the 80's, this was great! A wee bit too loud (and I like it loud) but great overall.

Cool... different strokes... Just heard Hardwired a couple days ago. So far I like it. Better than Death Magnet IMO.

Thick as a Brick and Aqualung are excellent pieces of vinyl....

Same here. Now being in the Field Artillery we were pretty much shielded as we're a stand alone group so we didn't/don't have to make female adjustments. But yeah overall when I got out in the 2000's it was far and away different than when I came in in 1982.

Bang it out Charlie, you got this.

Johnny Cash sings "Man In Black" for the first time (with intro) - YouTube

^^^Nice!!!^^^ mine is green though, I got to find the paint code.

I found it in Sabinal Texas (on a humbug!), bought originally from a Chrysler dealer in San Antonio.

??? I actually don't want a Pro Street car, BTDT about 16 years ago. My cars don't make me money, my trucks make me money and I tend to put the bulk of my small profit (thanks TDLR! :violent1:) back into building my business. I have a $660,000 rotator I'm in the planning stages of plus...

It's green as well, I'll take a picture of the newly upholstered seats when I get back from off the road.

In alternate universe yeah! I wish!

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Yeah, I'm probably gonna keep it. I sold the 1972 Satellite, was past the dollar amount I was willing to spend to resurrect it. Still hot for a 1970 Satellite though. Edit: and I'm REALLY hot for a 69-70-71 New Yorker 4 door.

He can keep "Dusty" company for the time being. edit: Wipers don't work and neither does the dome light... eh, I'll deal with that at a later date.

And yes I drove it to the yard, expired stickers and all!!! BUT, the insurance is active. Ran and drove fine 47 miles without an issue. :glasses7: Runs pretty good, all stock 230 h.p. 318 auto. Brakes suck! Got a couple cancer spots but I got other things I gotta get done "around the...

Goodbye Spaceboy...

Whatever works for you, I'm not trying to get "offers". Some are, I'm not. I like Blue, you like Red, someone else likes Black. Certain cars ooze "cool" with a weathered look. It's like faded jeans...