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Extreme Veteran
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Location: North Carolina | As I was running errands today in Greensboro, I passed a black 1960 Chrysler 4 door hardtop in great condition. As many car shows as I attend around here I have never seen this one. It was driven by an older man. Unfortunately I could only get a passing glance as he was going the opposite direction and I didn't want to rear end the girl in front of me. I wonder if anyone here knows who it was. Anyhow, I guess there are still some out there in hiding. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Mark, It is surprising how many people just do not like car shows, but have a local cruise nite and you may see them show up. |
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Extreme Veteran
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Location: North Carolina | Yeah that's true, I can imagine someone with a driver like mine being intimidated by trailer queens at a show or not wanting to deal with the judging etc. even if they have a restored car. From what I could see in a few short seconds, this was pretty close to a show car. |
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Veteran
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| Mark there is a 58 maybe 57 desoto 4 door one block off battleground near target sit on the road 90% of the time |
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Extreme Veteran
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Location: North Carolina | Yeah RJ, I spoke with him a couple years ago. I haven't seen it driven in a while though. You need to get one of yours on the road so we can go cruising. I'm having to resort to cruising with an Olds owner, lol. |
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Veteran
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| Brother we may have the Cuda rolling pretty soon just a good brake job away. the 57 is a Life project i think
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Extreme Veteran
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Location: North Carolina | Lol, I understand the life project restorations. Congrats on the Cuda though. |
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