50 Years of Chevy...old shacking up with new
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50 Years of Chevy...old shacking up with new
We hear about cars becoming obsolete but my '65 still gets me from A to B. I really enjoy driving this Impala. It's definitely a blast from the past.
It's all original (other than paint) SS sport coup 327 4 speed 12-bolt A/C elec windows 57,000 miles. Bright white interior with console. The seat is like sitting on a hunting camp cot. No planning on tracking this car but it has done a parade lap at Watkins Glen. The other car is a plain ole c7.
It's all original (other than paint) SS sport coup 327 4 speed 12-bolt A/C elec windows 57,000 miles. Bright white interior with console. The seat is like sitting on a hunting camp cot. No planning on tracking this car but it has done a parade lap at Watkins Glen. The other car is a plain ole c7.
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St. Jude Donor '15
Those are two nice rides!
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Nice pair of Chevys.
Here's my two that are 50 years apart. 66 is a 327/300 4spd with 55,000 miles. Drove it 600 miles over the weekend to attend a show in Birmingham. And the Z06 is a 2016.
Here's my two that are 50 years apart. 66 is a 327/300 4spd with 55,000 miles. Drove it 600 miles over the weekend to attend a show in Birmingham. And the Z06 is a 2016.
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We hear about cars becoming obsolete but my '65 still gets me from A to B. I really enjoy driving this Impala. It's definitely a blast from the past.
It's all original (other than paint) SS sport coup 327 4 speed 12-bolt A/C elec windows 57,000 miles. Bright white interior with console. The seat is like sitting on a hunting camp cot. No planning on tracking this car but it has done a parade lap at Watkins Glen. The other car is a plain ole c7.
It's all original (other than paint) SS sport coup 327 4 speed 12-bolt A/C elec windows 57,000 miles. Bright white interior with console. The seat is like sitting on a hunting camp cot. No planning on tracking this car but it has done a parade lap at Watkins Glen. The other car is a plain ole c7.
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Two sweet rides.
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My 50 year apart Corvettes: 1966 and 2016. Both Red with Red interior with manual transmissions. There has been a lot of progress in the last 50 years!
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Dayum Boiler, a matching pair. That's gotta be every man's dream. In my book there ain't no way they get any prettier than the C2's.
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Very nice, I love those Impalas. Very nicely optioned. I would certainly like to own one like it.
We hear about cars becoming obsolete but my '65 still gets me from A to B. I really enjoy driving this Impala. It's definitely a blast from the past.
It's all original (other than paint) SS sport coup 327 4 speed 12-bolt A/C elec windows 57,000 miles. Bright white interior with console. The seat is like sitting on a hunting camp cot. No planning on tracking this car but it has done a parade lap at Watkins Glen. The other car is a plain ole c7.
It's all original (other than paint) SS sport coup 327 4 speed 12-bolt A/C elec windows 57,000 miles. Bright white interior with console. The seat is like sitting on a hunting camp cot. No planning on tracking this car but it has done a parade lap at Watkins Glen. The other car is a plain ole c7.