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Not much wilder than this..

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Sure do like that old Super tuner. :metal:

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Originally Posted by yuccales (Post 9330801)

Sure do like that old Super tuner. :metal:

That is a nice looking CB. 23 channel, I'd guess. Wonder if it would still work?
That's a complicated home brew switch panel, under the van style coffee deck. This must be the cab of the C/500 dump truck.

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Spotted this good looking truck today.

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Originally Posted by yuccales (Post 9330962)

Spotted this good looking truck today.

Nice truck.

That's alot of California rake.

Looks good. :metal:

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Not too wild but this sits down the street from me. And it still gets used I think.

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Saw these two beautiful trucks driving together this morning.

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Originally Posted by yuccales (Post 9330801)

Sure do like that old Super tuner. :metal:

Not a CB ! It’s a Pioneer SuperTuner. Available in both 8 track and cassette versions. I installed one in my 55 Bel Air. I also installed two 6x9 Pioneer coaxial speakers in the rear deck. The sound quality was light years better than anything available at the time. I had it mounted in a detachable slide in out mount because theft was always a problem.

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Nearly forgot this pair.
68 without the eyebrow trim, or a white nose.
Not sure which way i like better

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Originally Posted by KQQL IT (Post 9331806)

Nearly forgot this pair.
68 without the eyebrow trim, or a white nose.
Not sure which way i like better

Either a very early '68, or a minimalist repaint, unconcerned with period accuracy.
I took Driver Training at Lane Tech in Chicago in a big Impala like that. It was Jan/Feb and we learned to drive low speed on 4'' of compressed snowpack.

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Originally Posted by '68OrangeSunshine (Post 9331922)

That's a 67 chevelle?

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Blazer at Sturgis last week.

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Originally Posted by KQQL IT (Post 9331951)

That's a 67 chevelle?

Sorry Buddy, I can't tell my passenger cars without a program.
The local Chevy dealers would sub out last year's unsold cars to the City Schools Drivers' Ed program. That way they were nicely broken in, and could be sold off as ''executive driven''. If any got wrecked by kids, they could write them off for generous tax losses. Some days you got the Impalas, some days the BelAirs. Always six place sedans. We hardly ever exceeded 15 - 20 MPH on this track.

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In Webster Wisconsin last Friday

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Saw this across from Napa in Canon City.

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I really like the picture with the dogs ........

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This little beauty drove passed our Tuesday Cruise night.

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Originally Posted by Jiggers72-GMC (Post 9335382)

I really like the picture with the dogs ........

Yeah. THEM Dogs Hunt!

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Ran into a buddy by chance .

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Older picture I had so you can see how nice it is

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^ Is that a cut down 'burb? NICE, in any case. The door shapes are a lot nicer than some I've seen.