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missing linc said:
I had a friend that had a 74 Challenger in the same color, don't remember for sure but I think it was a 318/904. Think the color was called butterscotch. His had a white vinyl top and Cragar SS wheels. He sold it not long after high school and bought a 79 F150 shortbox 4x4 with a lift kit and 33 inch tires.
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correct Linc..I believe that is what it was. butter scotch. Never ever seen that color until now
 
Hey guys, I see today's subject is on idiots behind the wheel and cars you once owned.
Good stories and I enjoyed reading them and the best part is we and family are still alive.
Makes me remember all the cars I had and sold and kick myself for selling them.
 

missing linc said:
Probably.
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We have a points system on our drivers license. Two years no tickets 1 merit point. Speeding 2 demerit points. Blower 10 demerit points. I have enough merit points to cover a blower and then some. Still have to walk but insurance rates won’t go up because I’ll still be on the plus side. And everyone says public insurance is bad, it has its perks
 
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Installed, I can see my gas gauge again
 
Ahoey said:
We have a points system on our drivers license. Two years no tickets 1 merit point. Speeding 2 demerit points. Blower 10 demerit points. I have enough merit points to cover a blower and then some. Still have to walk but insurance rates won’t go up because I’ll still be on the plus side. And everyone says public insurance is bad, it has its perks
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Yeah, I had something like 10 merit points when I left Manitoba, and a 20% or 30% discount on my insurance. Still was too high, here I pay under $400.00 a year for both my Ventura and my 89 Thunderbird combined. My Goldwing is under $250.00, and my daily driver is less than $700.00/year.
 
Morning guys.
Our everyday car 2016 300 cost us 1000 a year and the Cuda is 544 with Haggerty.
Costs me about a buck a mile.
Great show last night and the weather was great and will be for the rest of the week.
Heading up to the old family cottage today (OH YAY!!!). I'll be missing a real good show and could be the last one of the year at this place.
Have a great day
 
Mark Wainwright said:
Morning guys.
Our everyday car 2016 300 cost us 1000 a year and the Cuda is 544 with Haggerty.
Costs me about a buck a mile.
Great show last night and the weather was great and will be for the rest of the week.
Heading up to the old family cottage today (OH YAY!!!). I'll be missing a real good show and could be the last one of the year at this place.
Have a great day
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Don't mind me! Just helping Mark out with the whole heart check thing:

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Install of Autometer/mopar tac complete. I can see my gas gauge again. I’m a happy camper.
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A little dusty I know but have 2 miles limestone gravel to the asphalt. Cleaning is never ending.
 
Frodee said:
I would do that for my grand daughter and her new to be husband would **** himself before I got into 3rd gear. :lol:
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Well, I have heard that a wedding day is all about making memories.....:lol:

Ooo! Plus, you could take off the tin hat and put on a chauffeurs cap for the day! (Now that I would like to see!)
 
ProjectBazza said:
Well, I have heard that a wedding day is all about making memories.....:lol:

Ooo! Plus, you could take off the tin hat and put on a chauffeurs cap for the day! (Now that I would like to see!)
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Tried to get a shaving cream fight going on after the reception but looks like that isn't going to happen. Memories are the best part.
 
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