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mr.mud1 12-02-2023 05:10 PM

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i was in town yesterday picking up some parts for my latest project and came across this little Chevy powered Model A on a coffee run.cool.

HO455 12-05-2023 10:01 PM

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I've seen this one driving around North Portland for at least ten years.

sakustoms 12-06-2023 09:41 AM

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Saw this after work yesterday.

[IMG]https://i.ibb.co/pnYHJ69/IMG-6373.jpg[/IMG]

Sheepdip 12-07-2023 06:19 PM

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Saw this after work yesterday.

[IMG]https://i.ibb.co/pnYHJ69/IMG-6373.jpg[/IMG]

Gasser to Boot! I'll give that three thumbs up since I grew up right in the era of "Gasser Wars"

sakustoms 12-08-2023 10:21 AM

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Gasser to Boot! I'll give that three thumbs up since I grew up right in the era of "Gasser Wars"

Yea at first I was like oh cool tri5. then I saw it closer and was like Wahoo Gasser Tri5. Haha

I think my BIL might know this guy and actually worked on the car, along with his "other" tri5 gasser. :metal:

HO455 12-08-2023 05:55 PM

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Saw this after work yesterday.

[IMG]https://i.ibb.co/pnYHJ69/IMG-6373.jpg[/IMG]

That's 3itchen man!

Boog 12-08-2023 06:02 PM

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For those interested in gassers there is a group who run regularly. Southeast Gassers I believe it's called and they run over Tenn, North and South Carolina, Georgia way.

67C10Step 12-08-2023 07:52 PM

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How about this cream puff?

Sheepdip 12-11-2023 11:52 PM

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How about this cream puff?

Yeah! I like that!

sakustoms 12-14-2023 08:37 AM

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Saw this one out and about yesterday.

[IMG]https://i.ibb.co/qpg7zzJ/IMG-6566.jpg[/IMG]

special-K 12-14-2023 08:51 AM

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Saw this one out and about yesterday.

I'll take it!!

This '60s style '55 Chevy gasser pulled into the local convenience store yesterday.

LT7A 12-14-2023 09:46 AM

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That's a cool truck. makes me smile a little bit there's a lift kit on a stake bed which somebody has to load, presumably. Maybe with the fork lift though. Looks like there's an aluminum aero-foil on top of the cab. Pretty important to make sure that you got aero considerations covered when you've got a full load in your stake bed, haha. Neat truck for sure. I'd snag it in a heartbeat…

sakustoms 12-14-2023 10:07 AM

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I'll take it!!

This '60s style '55 Chevy gasser pulled into the local convenience store yesterday.

Nice. Aside form the gasser stance that could belong to a guy I know. He has a white/blue one that looks almost identical.

sakustoms 12-14-2023 10:08 AM

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That's a cool truck. makes me smile a little bit there's a lift kit on a stake bed which somebody has to load, presumably. Maybe with the fork lift though. Looks like there's an aluminum aero-foil on top of the cab. Pretty important to make sure that you got aero considerations covered when you've got a full load in your stake bed, haha. Neat truck for sure. I'd snag it in a heartbeat…

Yea I have been seeing so many more of these older work trucks lately. It's like they just came out of the woodwork all of a sudden. I would drive this thing for sure.

Ironhorse 12-17-2023 06:27 PM

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Saw this at the local Wally World, parked well away from the crowd. I do the same when I take my '57 out for a spin. Seems too many folks just don't seem to respect classic iron for what it is. Thought I knew all the tri-fives locally here, don't recall seeing this one before. Pretty clean looking Bel Air, will have to watch for it and get acquainted.

Sicklajoie 12-17-2023 07:02 PM

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I drove mine down to Pound Ridge NY for a Christmas party Friday night. Over a 4 hr round trip at 12 mpg. Not bad for a 402 with 3.54s

yuccales 12-17-2023 09:29 PM

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I recognize that license plate. ;)

Sicklajoie 12-17-2023 10:02 PM

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I recognize that license plate. ;)

Even though I switched from a 69 to a 70, I'm NEVER getting rid of that plate, the DMV was in a good mood that day when I got it.
Now when I had that plate on my 81 GMC, it made me look like a pervert :lol:

HO455 01-06-2024 02:07 PM

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A couple from the last couple weeks.

The Dodge at the grocery store in NOPO.
And a 70 with a pair of 389's sitting in front of the tailgate.

HO455 01-28-2024 10:40 PM

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While bombing around NOPO in my S10 Blazer I spied these two today. I see the F100 fairly often.

HO455 02-24-2024 12:47 AM

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Saw this DMC over in Clackamas today.

3757chevy 02-27-2024 04:55 PM

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I saw this '57 Ford at the store Yesterday.

Ironhorse 02-27-2024 05:40 PM

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And with side pipe exhaust no less! Don't see that much at all anymore. Wonder if those are THRUSH pipes? They used to be really big on the street machines with side exhaust in the late 60s and early 70s. Little bit of a jacked up rear end, five spoke custom wheels. Old school, baby!

My Grandpa had a two tone blue and white 4 door '57 Fairlane he bought new when he traded in a 4 door '49 Ford Custom.

yuccales 02-27-2024 09:48 PM

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I saw this '57 Ford at the store Yesterday.

I like it just the way it is.

3757chevy 03-02-2024 01:45 AM

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We went to town today for the first First Friday in Canon City. Seven cars showed up where we sometimes fill the whole block. One of the cars that did show up was a '50 Desoto with an LS motor.

Sheepdip 03-02-2024 11:21 AM

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One of the cars that did show up was a '50 Desoto with an LS motor.

Gotta love it....Granny's Sleeper.

3757chevy 03-03-2024 01:10 AM

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Gotta love it....Granny's Sleeper.

Funny you say that. It was bought by his Grandpa when he was seven and he got it from his grandma.

Sheepdip 03-03-2024 06:44 PM

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Funny you say that. It was bought by his Grandpa when he was seven and he got it from his grandma.

Keeping it in the family is the cool thing....besides the drive train.

3757chevy 03-03-2024 09:25 PM

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Keeping it in the family is the cool thing....besides the drive train.

Very cool. His plan is to keep the patina.:metal:

Gotenntitans 03-06-2024 06:51 PM

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I see this one around my town regularly. It looks & sounds great! Guy keeps it super clean.
https://i.ibb.co/JKm4M3m/1-A1-CA9-E8...7-B6630-C2.jpg

68bowtie 03-09-2024 09:30 PM

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Saw this today. Very loud gear drive.

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HO455 03-15-2024 03:01 PM

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Spied this nice Cornbinder I Hollywood this morning.

HO455 03-17-2024 03:01 PM

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I saw this slick Stude on National Green Truck Day.

CG 03-17-2024 07:18 PM

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I saw this slick Stude on National Green Truck Day.

Thats cool, I love those models of Studebaker trucks.

Ironhorse 03-18-2024 01:46 PM

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Out running some errands this morning and stopped by my credit union to do a bit of business. Looked across the street and seen this Ol' Timer parked and just had to snap a pic with cell phone. The body was in nice shape, paint had some minor nics and blemishes. Looked like the seat still had original seat material on it but was showing some definite wear. The Kansas plate on the front was from 1929 and it was running a antique plate on the rear.

Willowrun 03-19-2024 10:55 PM

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Out running some errands this morning and stopped by my credit union to do a bit of business. Looked across the street and seen this Ol' Timer parked and just had to snap a pic with cell phone. The body was in nice shape, paint had some minor nics and blemishes. Looked like the seat still had original seat material on it but was showing some definite wear. The Kansas plate on the front was from 1929 and it was running a antique plate on the rear.

An A truck has always been one of my favorites. Super cool.

Keith Seymore 03-20-2024 08:39 AM

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Out running some errands this morning and stopped by my credit union to do a bit of business. Looked across the street and seen this Ol' Timer parked and just had to snap a pic with cell phone. The body was in nice shape, paint had some minor nics and blemishes. Looked like the seat still had original seat material on it but was showing some definite wear. The Kansas plate on the front was from 1929 and it was running a antique plate on the rear.

Awww -

A few years shy of being 100 years old.

K

HO455 03-21-2024 08:32 PM

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Spied a Montobanobile today as well as a nice Barracuda. It seems like a decade since I last saw a running Cordoba.

The Camaro was from last weekend.

HO455 04-27-2024 03:05 PM

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Some from the last couple weeks.

3757chevy 04-27-2024 06:18 PM

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I get to hang out once a week with quite a few , but once in awhile I see some out and about .


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