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Check out this car

http://www.thecollectorcargroup.com/auction_article/1108
item number 67

I have no financial interest in this sale, just passing along as rather unusual car
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20 year storage my a**.  I saw that car at teh CVA convention in St Charles, IL about 7 or 8 years ago.  Car has also been to other conventions, and featured in CVA newsletter....unless, god forbid, there are two of those monstrosities!BigGrin

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OMG!  I hope there isn't more than one of those!w00t  That's too many if you ask me.

http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/b1f2e0d6-2566-46b3-b81d-3ff3.jpg   God Bless. Smile  Tim                           http://yblockguy.com/

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Buttugly. This is what happens when you combine a bag of amphetamine, large tube of super glue, and getting lost in a wrecking yard for three days.

57 Black Tbird 312/auto



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Ah the 60's

Dan      Kingman Az.      86409
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If we weren't so PC this would be a spot for an ethnic slurBigGrin Reminds me of the "Jitney" jeep's in the Phillipines or the log trucks and busses in Thailand. Chuck in NH

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Guys.....careful that car was built in Australia and during that time "to trim out" a car as that one was the "in thing" to do. It is a 58 model with right hand drive.

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I just threw up in my mouth a little.

Looks like someone just called JC Whitney and said "4 of everything please!"

Square headlights, crushed velvet interiors, 8-tracks, sky-jackers, and van conversions all come to mind as other things that were "in" at one point also. Crazy

Todd in Central California...about half way between Fresno and Sacramento

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These are 3 Jitneys or Jeepnys and the last is a Thai log truck. The log trucks carried a lot of Teak wood and would only go about 20mph. At that speed they too BLOCKS to stop. I had a friend hit in the leg by one and he ended up with a spiral break of his entire lower leg. Tons of weight on them. Chuck in NH

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mctim64 (4/21/2010)
OMG!  I hope there isn't more than one of those!w00t  That's too many if you ask me.

Tim, guess what?

These were 57, 58 Customline models and a few of our aussie migrant generation liked to adorne them a little? i guess from their homeland. We lovingly cringed but appreciated the work that went into them, the son of the orig owner uncovered it from shed a few years back and got it going. In hindsite it is probably inline with some current kustoms of today. Regards bill. The one mentioned previously was built and owned by charlie carauna and joe pirotta.

  AussieBill            YYYY    Forever Y Block     YYYY

 Down Under, Australia



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