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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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Step dad had aBlack 70 Ford Fairlane, Mom had a 76 Ford Maverick 4 Dr, Robin EggBlue
That 1972 Torino you posted the pic of, is it stock?
Something looks different from the one I used to own, can't put my finger on it. Mine was a 1972 Gran Torino Sport, it was blue, white top, and had the laser stripe down the side. Loved the car, but it was the biggest lemon I ever owned. Short in the wiring for the seat latch gizmos caused it to catch fire across the street from the local fire station; I begged them to let it burn, but they "saved it".
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1961 Maserati D model - this is a generic photo / but their was the same color - but with a black interior.

(when we still Lived in Switzerland)

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Where's the pic????
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Where's the pic????

its there - let it load...
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its there - let it load...
I'm on a 54 mbps connection at home and waited for at least 30 seconds (the longest it's ever taken for ANY .jpg or .bmp or .gif file to load) and still never saw it.
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Here in the states the first vehicles they had were a 1976 LTD Brohgm (spl??)

and a 1977 F-250 Supercab 2X4 both dark green...
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A 1970s something Dodge Charger Brown!!!! My dad sold it to the junk Yard I remember them coming and picking it up.....I wish i had it now.....
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My Parents Had...
I clearly remember my father having a 1941 Buick, I remember this car because he sold it when I was about 14 yrs old, I was hoping to buy/receive this car when I turned 16 to drive to high school. I would have taken care of it.

My mother had something similar to a Vista Cruiser station wagon, the same type used in the That 70's Show.
I was born in 1971.
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It was a car called a Biscayne. 2 tone red and white. I think it was a chevy
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a Thunderbird very similar to this

and an F150 like this
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