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Yea, once I decide to go all in, I'm sure I'll show up for one of the big classic car shows. Right now, I'm just window shopping and pining.
Btw Goff is shredding it in camp
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Yea, once I decide to go all in, I'm sure I'll show up for one of the big classic car shows. Right now, I'm just window shopping and pining.
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AND it would be a fun drive down to Vegas after buying the car, straight to Counts Kustoms
http://www.countskustoms.com/index.html
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My wife’s uncle has a GTO and Firebird museum here in Reno.
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My 69, looked exactly like this, but it wasn't a Boss. One of my good buddies inherited his father's 69 Torino Cobra, it has the rare 429 CBJ., with the drag pack. It only has about 5000 miles, and is completely original, no rust, and unrestored.
My first car was a 1973 Gran Torino. Same taste in cars my friend. I just missed out on a 1971 440 Challenger about 10 years back now.
Jared Goff with that forehead is cracking me up. @-X-
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Yum Yum!!! Nice and classy pix. Mine was maroon sorta like the middle GTO in your pic.
Yep, had a ram air feature too. Well, I mean a RAMS air as I was a fanatic even way back then.
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Well, I know where I'm taking my family on vacation. I'll send my mom up there too (she's a Rams Fan sort of). She lives near there and visits Reno all the time.
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Unfortunately it’s a family museum. He has to be the one to invite. He has one in there he took to Detroit and won best of category.
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Just make sure you get underneath it. If you see a thick layer of undercoating...beware. These tend to rust around the shock towers, and the actual frame underneath the doors, for instance. Get a screwdriver, and poke it., or use a magnet, etc. Trunk floors, inside door panels, and rear quarter panels, are known for rust. Not a huge deal, but if the frame is rusted, or bent...huge deal. Good luck. Sweet car. Look for Micky Mouse crap, bad sign.
Don't buy via Internet....ever.
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My brother bought (and sold) a 68 Firebird recently. He wanted a muscle car from that era and a good deal came along.
But after a few months he and his family moved into the city (Philly) - yeah, that was pretty sudden - and so he sold the car. I never even got to see it in person, although the pictures looked nice.
That's a sweet looking care. Probably one of my favorites.
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A thread about Goff turned into a conversation about classic muscle cars?
Maybe the illustration for Goff isn't a tractor or a trailer; he's a polished off American muscle car
Maybe the illustration for Goff isn't a tractor or a trailer; he's a polished off American muscle car
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Or he's a guy who collects them and I would say a collection of Gurley, Cooks, Woods, and Kupp is quite a nice start.