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Chevette. Fond memories. I worked on those cars as a mechanics helper in FL back in 1980 after
Ha ha. I remember. Good lord, talk about thousands of lbs of inefficient metal. 318, 360, 400 and 440.I owned one of these tanks for about 7 years.
I also owned one of these 74 Chevy Caprice for less than a week. You could actually see the gas gauge needle moving down as you were driving it. Unloaded that sucker fast.
That's beautiful. Love these.I owned one of these tanks for about 7 years.
My grandfather had one tooI also owned one of these 74 Chevy Caprice for less than a week. You could actually see the gas gauge needle moving down as you were driving it. Unloaded that sucker fast.
Watching Spurs vs Grizzlies. 83 year-young Hubie Brown is a commentator. Wow! Love that guy. Remember this:
One of the finest cars I ever owned. Biggest gas guzzler too.
This was my first car and I bought it from my Dad in 1977 (or started making payments because I was only 17). Wrapped it around a tree in '78 unfortunately.
These are the vehicles I have driven in order. I still have the red and the gray F150. Covers 1984-present for my driving hats.
My Dad owned a Mark III (black) and Mark IV (white). Back then, his Texas business was booming! Hence the reason I became a life-long Dallas Cowboys fan.
One of the finest cars I ever owned. Biggest gas guzzler too.
That's what I was driving at 16. 440 with a double-pumper Holley. We called it the Party Room. I took my driving test in that huge sucker and had to parallel park it for a cop. Probably got about 10mpg.I owned one of these tanks for about 7 years.
Speaking of the Kentucky Colonels, remember this guy? Heh.
Who that is?Speaking of the Kentucky Colonels, remember this guy? Heh.
Looks like a 70s Mark Gottfried.
Supper: Baked chicken wings, Zucchini & sweet onions. Good and very cheap.
I met Mark Gottfried once at the SEC fanfare venue in Atlanta. Truly a nice man. He was entertaining his two little daughters.
Shai ended up with 29 points I think. Bunch of rebounds and assists.
Babe "Magnolia Mouth" McCarthy. Old school. 4-6 against Coach Rupp when he coached the Rebels. He coached the Colonels for a bit before Hubie Brown. And Hubie Brown is the commentator for this game (Spurs vs Grizzlies) that we're watching tonight. One of the Harrison twins plays for Memphis.
I met him in BG in 98 when he brought the Racers to town. Seemed nice enough.
Babe coached at Mississippi State. He coached Bailey Howell.
Speaking of the Colonels, remember Wendell Ladner and the water cooler?
No question, the Cats will be loaded with young talent. Very young.
I was there when that happened...
Yeah, Bulldogs. Duh!
Wow, that was a classic! I'll say this, the guy was fearless.
Bat cats down 4-3 bottom of the third....errr make that 5-3
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Bailey Howell is still alive (80 years old.) He played for Babe McCarthy in 57,58 &59. They gave us a fit.
went to Etown today to have lunch with the boss
I did get that lil paint touch up done...done for the day after that
I did get that lil paint touch up done...done for the day after that
Burt Reynolds clone.
Ha ha, wow. I heard about it.
70s was a crazy ass era. Vietnam. Hair. Cars. Disco. Looking back, I'm fortunate to count myself as one of that generation still alive.
I survived too, barely. Watergate was huge too.
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