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It was also the time of "earth tone" colors.

It hid the rust very well.

There was a whole fleet of "poop" brown Mavericks air dropped over Minneapolis back in the day.Wake up in the morning and they were everywhere, looking for a dealership.

Mine was a 1965 Ford Custom 500 4dr. Burgundy with a saddle brown interior. A dead ringer for a Mn State Patrol car except, good old Dad ordered it without a V/8, P/S, P/B or A/C. At least he did spring for AM radio. I pumped those front Firestones up to 65 psi for the test. Part of the test...

Same here in Minnesota.

Just got out of the hospital, so happy belated birthday Chief.

A fellow in my neighborhood is the original owner of a '70 Sublime green Super Bird. It's a Hemi 4 speed car. Unmolested,untouched,unenjoyed. In the 18 years I have lived here, I have only seen the car out a handful of times. Two were were for neighborhood car shows and the others were for...

Tool Man Late Happy Birthday and good luck next month at the Mayo. It was great to hang out wth you and the gang at Mopars in the Park. Your're only getting old when you stop growing hair where you are supposed to, and start growing it where you're not. Peace, Love and Rockin fast Mopars

True story - cuz you can't make this stuff up: Have a friend with a daughter who is 43 years old. Her name is 'Corine" thanks to the rich Corinthan leather in their new 1975 Cordoba. Ricardo would be proud.

George Foreman got it right. Name all the kids "George".

The Addams family's daughter was Wednesday. I wanted to name my son "Otto Oscar Olson". Otto was my great uncle, Oscar was my grandfather. The wife (ex) nixed that. I just thought he would have a hard time spelling his first name wrong. And his nickname would be "O O".

Mine was 219 . I never got a goodie bag either. Made the argument that I was preregistered. The gal said "Do you know how many cars we have here?" Missing the point. Oh well. Had a great time hanging out with the gang.

Another great "meet and greet". Thank Keith and Pete for making it happen. Great group of a-body members to hang out with. Met more members this year and had a very nice chat with Kim. NEXT YEAR!!

Watching the auctions always increases the value your car.

Saw that. Nothing but an over restored Blazer. 80K plus 10% and fees. Probably won't drive it home either. More $$$ for transport. Not my cup of tea. And it's a chebby.

Hey Keith, it's a little late in life to take up skiing - but downhill tubing is the ticket.

Did my kitchen floor with a vinyl laminate from Home Depot in spring of 2016. Best advice was to use a helper to hold one end to make sure it stays square. No problems with it so far in a kitchen environment.

Wally's Filling Station in Mayberry. Gomer and Goober.

X2 - I am sooooooooooooooooready for no snow and warm weather here in Minnesnowta.

Happy Birthday Keith and it was a good weather day to boot. Bruce

And Daisy Duke wearing her "daisy dukes".

I always fill out the car show window info sheet's SPECIAL FEATURES line with "It's not a Nova".

Nice find twice. I'm still drooling...................................

This car brings back a flood of memories for me. It was 1970, I was 19 driving a '65 Signet convertible. A car dealership on car row in Minneapolis - Lake Street - had a car identical to this for sale. $3200 was the asking price - however it was a 383 GTS. My insurance guy sad "no way" I could...

Got that right!!

When I got my first car in April '69 - a '62 Valiant Signet, the only person in my neighborhood who had Mopars lived across the alley. He had a Fury for his daily driver and a '65 Valiant wagon. It was his service vehicle for National Cash Register. He was close to retirement age and was always...

Nope. That's devotion. (Could be the oil fumes!)

And the engine bays are body color - not something the others did.

First car was a powder blue '62 Valiant. Today: my Scamp is Honeydew and my '63 V200 is aqua.

My daughter-in-law is from the Dominican Republic and speaks fluent Spanish. She has way too much fun with the "Microsoft" callers.