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Great thread!

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I love these old picture threads. I look at them all the time.

Here is a very nice one off of the super car forum.;):chevy:



http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...opics/312145/1

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http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ps8d4e1620.jpg

It looks vintage at least...

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Check out this AWESOME period promo video, sorry film :), ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEsM...lGEZ37tJ9tbYGQ) posted to youtube by member JimH2828 (http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=645639 ).

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My mother standing by a 69 Dodge Super Bee. My father loved that car. I remember telling him to *dig a hole Daddy*. My way of telling him to do a burn-out!

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My fathers old car.

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My father holding my sister. Old car in the background.

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My great grand parents with their daughter (my grand mother). Talk about an old picture! I have no idea what kind of car that was my great grand mother was standing beside.

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This is one of my favorite threads.

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do you know where that picture was taken?? I see the sign that says "bret harte inn" is that in Angels Camp maybe??

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Was curious so I did a little Google maps investigating... the Bret Harte Inn is now a retirement home. It amazes me how similar the block still looks.

197?

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1394580625



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I put together a photo album for our hunting camp in Northern PA and thought these couple were appropriate for this thread. Original camp was built in 1950, burned in 1990 (arson) and rebuilt.

http://i668.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps74023ed8.jpg

http://i668.photobucket.com/albums/v...psc5bf3bb5.jpg

http://i668.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps857b1359.jpg

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Here's my Dad's 64 he had before I was born. He always says that truck was the real reason my mother was attracted to him. (In case the hair and bell bottoms weren't enough)
He said he lent it to his little brother once and forgot to tell him to keep an eye on the oil and it ended up with a siezed motor. (Straight 6) So they took the cylinder head off, put a bunch of oil or grease in the cylinders and pulled the truck down the road, popped the clutch and un-siezed the motor! He said it ran just fine after that. These pictures were in our family album as long as I can remember and I remember always flipping the album open to these two pictures just to look at the truck. I always thought this body style was super mean looking and I was hooked!

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Not real old but me and my first Chevy in 87 or 88

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Nice SMORGASBORG!

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How old were you in that picture? I was 20 when I bought my truck in 1987.

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My first car. Pics taken in '77

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A couple more.

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Is that a vinyl top on that GMC in the last post or just black paint?

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Textured paint.

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GMC bulletin

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Tim, thanks for the info. You are a wealth of information sir.

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Here is my dad's old '67 Mustang and '71 Camaro in about 1973.

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Back in the day (If I remember correctly) there was an advertisement for BB CST’s that read:
120MPH and still bring home the groceries.
Does anyone remember this?
Thanks,
Jake

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My grandpas 67. Our catch from the des moines river early 80's.

http://i1150.photobucket.com/albums/...C00AC4ACD8.jpg

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yenko dealer

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Here is 'Gwendolyn' (Gwendolyn Motor Company) in the Cascades in 1972

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Found these in an Arizona Highways magazine from 1975 - pics from the res. I spy a Blazer...

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Circa 1983...

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My Mom's first car, the reason she looks so bummed is it always broke down, YES it's a Ford. And my first car, bought in 1968 for $275.00 and my Dad said I got ripped off.

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So cool. To think what either of those would be worth now, even if they were rusted out.

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My first car was a 1957 210 2 dr post, 265 powerglide, bought in 1968.

We gave $350.00 for it. This is the "Land of Opportunity" you know.

Who's 62 in the background? We have 62 SS convertible now.

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Here is mine in the mid 80's

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Wow, a drop top, NICE. The 62 SS pictured belonged to the Dewale family, neighbors that's their house behind it. Custom built homes in that area (Wheat Ridge, Colorado) were really expensive back then around $25,000.00

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My first car, 1966 Mustang, bought her from my grandma for $500 in '76 when i got my license. that was when i was young and realized what a blue oval was... lol

oh and i put the wheels on it not my grandma..... lol

notice Mr. Barnes '75 square body in the background..

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first car/first truck (and the only known pic of the truck at that):

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My grandfather bought the truck new in 1967 my Dad bought it off of him in 1977 and I just bought it from my Dad. The first picture is My Dad and me in 1983 (I was 10 years old) the second is the same truck now..

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I searched "vintage pictures", found this cool thread! I don't have any Custom series, but have a few Advanced Design to get scanned; and many 1957 Chevy wagon, Ford pickup (I'm sure nobody wants to see his pickup parked on the rim of the Grand Canyon), that don't fit in this forum.
Oh what the heck, here is my dad's father's Dodge pickup at the South Rim entrance to some park.
http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/35/16/40...9f8a9.1024.jpg

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This was my dad's father's brand new 1957 Chevrolet Handyman wagon. I always loved riding along when we visited. Just before I got old enough to drive, he traded it for a 1972 Chevy (Isuzu) LUV pickup, which I used for awhile, and it was a P.O.S.
http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/35/24/40...78d92.1024.jpg

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My blazer in the late 70s before and after repaint.