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Re: SPEAKING OF CARS
Two_Wheel_n #422071 01/24/2011 10:58 PM
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Only one of two cars (the rest are/were trucks) I ever owned was a '69' Lincoln Continental similar to the one below, mine was forest green with light green pin stripes that thing would float down the highway!!





About 4 years ago a guy p!ssed me off with one of those. He brought it over and wanted me to pull the engine and trans for another car. He wanted to junk the Mark III and fix a 78 Town Car! I would have kept the Mark III. He never paid me and never picked up the engine and trans. I have the 460 and tranny and the 9" rear out of it in my yard now. The 460 was 390HP if I remember right. The car only had 37,000 original miles on it and ran perfect,blue with white interior.


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Re: SPEAKING OF CARS
roadworthy #422072 01/24/2011 11:27 PM
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here is one I'm thinking about picking up this week...
'67 International Travelall





That Inter-smashable (as we used to call them) looks to be in very good condition there, Dave!


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Re: SPEAKING OF CARS
Keith #422073 01/24/2011 11:32 PM
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it has some lumps and bruises, and it needs a few things, but I think I'm gonna get it


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Re: SPEAKING OF CARS
roadworthy #422074 01/25/2011 12:06 AM
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it has some lumps and bruises, and it needs a few things, but I think I'm gonna get it



Starting quite the antique car collection... I'm a bit envious!!


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roadworthy #422075 01/25/2011 1:40 AM
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here is one I'm thinking about picking up this week...
'67 International Travelall






Those old Cornbinders are built like a tank, and get about the same mileage.

I know where you can get a Lincoln 460 and trans to stick in it


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Re: SPEAKING OF CARS
bigbill #422076 01/25/2011 7:59 AM
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I actually have the correct engine for that IH, think I sold that tranny. I also have the big IH it is over 390ci but forget exactly what size it is as well as a 304. Those old IH V8s time off of #8 cyl.


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Re: SPEAKING OF CARS
The_Dog33 #422077 01/25/2011 9:39 AM
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If I can get around 17 mpg on this one it won't be much different than my Dakota. Only it will have a ton more space for my tools, and it has back seats.


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roadworthy #422078 01/25/2011 10:08 AM
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66 or 68 Fury II with the 318
69 Newport Custom with the 383
68 Chevelle SS, black with white stripes

All were pretty well critter-bit when I got to 'em, but good cars.

The Mopars were good solid reliable stock. The Newport had a back seat that my two (then) little kids could comfortable sleep on, back before seat belt laws were the order of the day.
The Chevelle tried to run the RR tracks late one night. It didn't work out for it too well. (It would have been a significant short cut, but...)
It donated it's frame for my Wisconsin powered buck saw / wood splitter, in reference to the Saudis and their mitts on the big oil valve back in the 70s.

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Bucky #422079 01/25/2011 1:38 PM
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The Newport had a back seat that my two (then) little kids could comfortable sleep on




Yeah, and that nice big back seat of my Pop's '69 Chrysler Newport would also come in quite handy whenever he'd let me borrow his car on a Friday or Saturday night and I'd pick up my girlfriend Valerie and we'd head to the the Vermont Drive-In Theater!

(...but, of course, it wasn't used to catch 40 winks, if ya know what I mean!)


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