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Late 80's, we had a sno-runner gang. We used to run thru a local park along the river for miles....mostly at night. It was never really dark, with the snow on the ground.
We also had a couple places that had all the surplus parts in our area. I think I still have a NOS seat, clutch hub, and ski-stickers/stripes. The ones with the single center-pipe exhaust, seemed to have more power than the ones with the salt-shaker looking muffler.
 
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MMissile said:
Late 80's, we had a sno-runner gang. We used to run thru a local park along the river for miles....mostly at night. It was never really dark, with the snow on the ground.
We also had a couple places that had all the surplus parts in our area. I think I still have a NOS seat, clutch hub, and ski-stickers/stripes. The ones with the single center-pipe exhaust, seemed to have more power than the ones with the salt-shaker looking muffler.
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Willing to part with those pieces you have? Thanks for sharing the memory.
 
My friend has two of those. Found out the engine is can be found in ( I forget) certain ground tampers
MMissile said:
Late 80's, we had a sno-runner gang. We used to run thru a local park along the river for miles....mostly at night. It was never really dark, with the snow on the ground.
We also had a couple places that had all the surplus parts in our area. I think I still have a NOS seat, clutch hub, and ski-stickers/stripes. The ones with the single center-pipe exhaust, seemed to have more power than the ones with the salt-shaker looking muffler.
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Junior340 said:
Willing to part with those pieces you have? Thanks for sharing the memory.
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We all sold those years ago. They were plentiful in garage-sales, around metro-Detroit. We even had NOS one's in the crates. When Chrysler was going bankrupt, they offered these to
employees, as an option to their cash bonuses.
 
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A56 said:
Obviously late 60's early 70's. :) 31.9/gal and 34.9/gal
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:lol: Cliff, the owner of the Chevron I worked for, he was absolutely panic stricken when he had to raise his prices to $0.499/gallon :rofl: '74 or '75

EDIT there was a time when I could ride my Mini Trail to the nearby Mobil, gas it up and get change back from my Quarter :lol:
 
Has to be at least 1964.

Is that a 65 Plymouth B body convertible?

Behind the station wagon that appears to be a 63/64 chevy.
 

YY1 said:
Has to be at least 1964.

Is that a 65 Plymouth B body convertible?

Behind the station wagon that appears to be a 63/64 chevy.
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:lol: yep, it's anyone of those years. What year's the Mustang? 64-66 ?
 
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