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Car & Truck Talk Weight Limit Ahead. Some truckers have another hobby when off the road, their cars and pickup trucks. Discuss your favorite CAR or PICKUP TRUCK here. Automobile chat and more await you inside. What is your favorite personal car, truck, or SUV? Why? Do you go for gas mileage or power?

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1956 Chevrolet Handyman Stationwagon. It was this weird shade of green and sounded like a jet engine. We had the most wonderful life growing up in "The Green Bomb". My father drove that car for 20 years even after he got a truck.
Oh Nana, your speaking my language... I love the tri-five Chevy(55',56',57' Chevy Bel Air and 210 Chevy cars) 'grocery getter's'.
I almost bought a 57 Bel Air 4 door station wagon a few years ago, but the 57's are not my favorite(I don't like the big fins) and I did not want a 4 door at the time.
When my girlfriend and I get married and have kids I will have one...In fact since I don't have my Camaro any- more that sounds like the perfect car for my next build...Ebay here I come, Thanks Nana for reminding me.
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1949 Buick Road Master
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Your all showing your age. I am waiting to see someone list the Arc...
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Your all showing your age. I am waiting to see someone list the Arc...
I am 27 and have never owned any car made before 1970...
A cool car is a cool car, I don't care how old you are...And a 49 road master is a cool car...They sure don't make them like that anymore.
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I want a 69 Impala
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My sisters pepto bismal pink and black Rambler station wagon was a real sight too! LOL

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My sisters pepto bismal pink and black Rambler station wagon was a real sight too! LOL
That's defiantly a sight...LOL
A cool old car...Thanks for the pic.
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My folks had a 57 Plymouth Plaza, the hired hand had a Savoy with overdrive. The Plaza had a 273 with a 3 speed manual, got well over 20 mpg; when my dad got rid of it his older brother bought it.
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lets see.....um...Dad had a 1978 Dodge macho powerwagon, and a 1979 Lil' Red express. Mom had a 1984 dodge charger...and we had a 1976 ford ltd big blue with a 400 4bbl
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lets see.....um...Dad had a 1978 Dodge macho powerwagon, and a 1979 Lil' Red express. Mom had a 1984 dodge charger...and we had a 1976 ford ltd big blue with a 400 4bbl
With a hood that went on for miles...LOL


I had a buddy in High school that had a 1977 baby blue Lincoln mark V that I had a chance to drive a few times, The closet thing I can compare it to is a plane taxiing down a runway...LOL
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