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Make fun all you want, sometimes a guy has to do what a guy has to do.
My winter car when I was a youngster was a 73 Barracuda. Nice one too, red with white stripes, white interior, bucket seats shifter on the floor. wish I had that beast now.
Make fun all you want, sometimes a guy has to do what a guy has to do.
My winter car when I was a youngster was a 73 Barracuda. Nice one too, red with white stripes, white interior, bucket seats shifter on the floor. wish I had that beast now.
In college I drove my ‘65 396 roadster to college every day 40 miles one way. I’d go to hockey practice at 6am with the equipment bag stuffed into the passenger seat and the stick poked out the window. Later I bought a “winter car,” a ‘71 Challenger that wasn’t really all that much better.
When I grew up in So Cal in the 60's and 70's every car I owned had surfboard racks on top in the summer and snow ski racks in the winter. In the mid 70's I got into drag boats and water skiing. I towed my Sanger flat bottom behind everything. Camping gear, water skis, food and my girlfriend got stuffed in the car and off we went. Nothing went into the boat. I wish I had photos.
Make fun all you want, sometimes a guy has to do what a guy has to do.
My winter car when I was a youngster was a 73 Barracuda. Nice one too, red with white stripes, white interior, bucket seats shifter on the floor. wish I had that beast now.
My mom when we were growing up used to tell us stories about her Malibu 400 (LS3) which was the first new car she bought, and her friends Hemi Cuda. They used to go racing up in WI back in the early 70s. Story we used to always hear was that they took my mom's car one weekend to go racing and her friend came home and the husband traded her Cuda in and got a VW because the gas issues. She was pissed.
My mom eventually gave the Malibu to her brother around 1980 shortly after I was born because it was a bear to drive in the snow in Chicago. She used to describe that car down to the n'th detail and what they used to do to it, etc (gold w/ white vinyl top, ivory interior, etc)... almost like she was re-living those days. Hopefully she's up there somewhere driving that sucker around on a phone talking off peoples ears.
Guessing that car has either been trashed or turned into an SS clone. Hopefully not because it was pretty rare, but that's the fate of most unfortunately.
cant help but wonder how many now pristine perfect history cars back in the day were actually used as...cars. Bet more than we will ever know
in the 70s seemed many old cars had trailer hitches on them;travelling was a big deal, if you didnt have a car that could fit one of those big plastic carryall things you used a trunk rack and spend the summer hitting different sites/states that was the thing to do
When I was in the Air Force a buddy used to tow his ski boat with a 1980 Corvette. To launch the boat the back wheels were entirely submerged. Hate to see those rear wheel bearings today.