Find Your Favorite Old Car

TexasBred

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This has to be one of the neatest web sites whether you have gasoline in your veins or not.

This is a web-site featuring the original factory brochures for nearly every American car you have ever owned or remember your parents or friends owning.

Pick the manufacturer, the year and the model.

http://www.lov2xlr8.no/broch1.html
 
TexasBred":3huyke3h said:
Hey guys..they're listed right beside "Pharaoh's Chariot". :lol2: :lol2:

Yer real funny.

You just don't appreciate the finer things in life like we do. :nod:
 
3waycross":3i7qqhxw said:
TexasBred":3i7qqhxw said:
Hey guys..they're listed right beside "Pharaoh's Chariot". :lol2: :lol2:

Yer real funny.

You just don't appreciate the finer things in life like we do. :nod:

3way actually I have a very good friend that has been looking for a 36 coupe. Apparently they're few and far between. Of course that was long before my day. :mrgreen:
 
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old postmaster had 35 3 window coupe that set in a barn for years.. he finally drug it out before the barn fell in and had it restored... it had hay twine level with the doors. that they threw in it as they feed
 
i got so many old favorite's its hard to narrow down to one,,ford chevy and mopars ..but id have to go with the ''55 chevy'' being at the top of the heap.. to me its the king :cowboy:
 
ROCKSPRINGS":yo2esuw6 said:
Had a 57 Chevy convertible, 327-four barrel, 4 on the floor during high school. Them wimen loved that car. :nod:
whats not to love,, you were driving a gold mine and didnt know it... over a 100 ft of chrome on that classic :cowboy:
 
ALACOWMAN":vgboizeo said:
ROCKSPRINGS":vgboizeo said:
Had a 57 Chevy convertible, 327-four barrel, 4 on the floor during high school. Them wimen loved that car. :nod:
whats not to love,, you were driving a gold mine and didnt know it... over a 100 ft of chrome on that classic :cowboy:
I sold it in 1968 for $700.00 :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
 
"You've never seen the Flintstones?"

I knew I had seen you somewhere before...your Barney right? Can we all get your autograph? Have a great day!!
 
hillbillycwo":18ldni86 said:
"You've never seen the Flintstones?"

I knew I had seen you somewhere before...your Barney right? Can we all get your autograph? Have a great day!!

Surely you meant to say have a yabba dabba dooda day!?
 
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Thanks for posting that! What a cool resource. At first I was disappointed because they didn't list one for 68 Chevelle, but clicked on 68 Chevrolet and there was "my" red 68 SS front and center in the brochure. Geez if we had only known then what we know now, we would still have that car. Only thing I ever drove that had enough power to scare me. But a good kind of scared.........

Now if you want to look at Model A pickups, go to www.mafca.com. Can't help on the 36.
 
MO_cows":2xfc6p31 said:
Thanks for posting that! What a cool resource. At first I was disappointed because they didn't list one for 68 Chevelle, but clicked on 68 Chevrolet and there was "my" red 68 SS front and center in the brochure. Geez if we had only known then what we know now, we would still have that car. Only thing I ever drove that had enough power to scare me. But a good kind of scared.........

Now if you want to look at Model A pickups, go to http://www.mafca.com. Can't help on the 36.
Still no pickups
 

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