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Oh, absolutely!!!!!.....

 

Hubba hubba


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You must be one of us old dudes LOL. Haven't heard that in a long time.

 

Actually she’s pissed off she has to drive the Plymouth wagon in the garage.

 

I’m 51 but a lot of times I talk like an old guy,


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I hope that she didn't ding the fender with that door. That is what could happen if you don't have door check straps.

 

what kind of car was the RIDDLER #34867?

 

Hello,

Oldsmobiles and So Cal were like peanut butter and jelly. They had the goodies to be fast, look great and with some traditional accessories, became a cool custom car. Lowering was done in different ways, with the cut coils being the most common. But, once given a ticket for being too low, new coils had to be ordered from the local So Cal Oldsmobile dealer.

Some rebels used coil spring spacers to raise the car, just to clear the police inspection, then afterwards, while driving, those funky things popped out. Most took them out ASAP because of the odd angles the popped out spacers created. A manual hydraulic suspension angle that was created with missing spacers on one side was an awful ride.

Jnaki
My brother's 1951 Oldsmobile Sedan, Westside of Long Beach.

1957-58 Long Beach, CA
Teenagers out for a cruise 1957-58

 

Fast food run...

 

Mid 50's Willys Aero. Here's a cleaned up pic:

No telling how it got through tech as a gasser with that chop & laid back windshield.