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Read the book. Awesome story!

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Cool pic's! Here Are a few I took at some local junk yards.

Thanks for sharing!

Awesome!

Well I have been "A" body less for a few years now. May be picking up a Dart this weekend to join a few "B" bodies. We will see!

Thanks for posting the Edaville move. I remember watching it go by and taking pictures. There was about 20 to 30 people standing on the overpass by our house, a car pulls up and asks, what's going on? One of the neighbors replies, nothing we do this every Sunday!

Toby, Smokey, and Theo. Toby and Theo, the two Tabbies, were strays. Smokey, the big grey cat, came from a litter from one of my mother in law's cats.

Thanks for posting Goofy, 66340SEDAN! Just add cell phones to that cartoon and you could show it these days!

Thanks for posting One Cabs Family 66340SEDAN! And thanks ramcharger too! I laughed all the way through The Car Of Tomorrow! I forgot about that one.Sealed beam headlights! Glass bottom cars, to see if it was your friend you ran over! LOL!

Very cool! Thanks for posting! I remember another one about the father being a taxi and it wanted the son to be one too, but the son wanted to be a hot rod. I'll have to look for that one.

Here is a couple.

That giant Power Wagon is owned by a Sheik, and it runs and drives,and is like a house on the inside. Google Giant Dodge Power Wagon for some movies of this truck.

Your welcome. My wife has a Focus with that motor in it. We changed the belt at work at that mileage. Someone at work commented the timing belt still looked good, which my friend answered, that's how there supposed to look when you change them at the required mileage. LOL!

Those are pretty good cars. I don't know the mileage is on your car, but the factory recommends changing the timing belt at 65,000 miles.

Thanks Plymouth 340! The pictures are cool! Very nice of you!

Took the Lancer out for a nice cruise, with temperature in the lower 50's.

I loved them when I was a kid. I had a go cart expert set in the early 80's that had a piston in the engine that would move up and down when you rolled it across the floor.

Before I sold my 71 Duster, it was my daily driver a few years ago. It was great in the snow! I used to put used motor oil down the inside of the rear quarters and the wheel wheel seams from the trunk, also inside the front fenders behind the wheel from inside the door jamb. I would let it drip...

That is cool! Your sister and the band sound good!

Nice pictures! Thanks for sharing!

She didn't say she didn't like it, she said you just fart too much!

Well yesterdays snow is all melted,now we are supposed to get a Nor'easter this weekend with a chance of 6 to 10 inches of snow tomorrow night. Then the temps are going to be in the 50's next week.

We are only supposed to get an inch or so, though we have that already and it is still coming down, but it's not really sticking to the streets. Tomorrow the temp should be around 50 degrees. Still some driving time left.

The white stuff is back!:wack:

That is cool! What part of MA are you from if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing!

Nice! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome cars and pictures!!