Once in a lifetime...

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2013/08/20 12:02:33 (permalink)

Once in a lifetime...

http://news.yahoo.com/vintage-chevy-auction-deal-low-mileage-gems-070908902.html
 
Something car nuts dream of and now it's come true. Amazing.
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    The Maillard Reaction
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 12:09:17 (permalink)
    Wow.
     
    I especially liked the photos of the service counter.


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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 13:19:43 (permalink)
    Not an Edsel or Nash Rambler in the bunch?
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 13:22:56 (permalink)
    Seems odd that many were stored in a field.
     
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 13:43:24 (permalink)
    lol....you guys are funny.
     
    Untitled classics and one is wondering why 500 or so weren't stored and the other likes the countertop!
     
    Oh he EDsel was born a Rambler man.....tryin' to make a funny and doin the best he can....LOL.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    post edited by spacey - 2013/08/20 13:51:07
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 13:50:15 (permalink)
    I honestly liked the photos of the service counter.
     
    They spoke to me and suggested so much in those 2 photos. It illustrated a sort of simplicity of life style and I inferred that it would have been extremely satisfying to run a service counter back when one single large reference book was all that was necessary to help your customers keep their cars running.
     
    The guy looked about as happy as a guy can hope to be.
     
    I love old cars. People that love investments priced me out of old cars long ago.
     
    If I could have a Nomad I'd want to use it as a daily driver. I can't.
     
    all the best,
    mike
     
     


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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 13:55:02 (permalink)
    It's cool MIKE!    oh I understand..........
     
     
     
    lol
     
     
     
    lol
     
     
     
     
    I felt the same way seeing those 56 and 57's and thinking about what SS Impalas and Camaros that they didn't show....geeze somebody is fixin to get stinkin rich.
     
    People from 12+ countries going to show up and I can't help but wonder how many will ask...........................................................................................................................................................
     
     
    ya got any Ramblers? LOL>>LOL>>>OLPOLPOLLll   ugg.....laughin so hard I about croaked.
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 14:13:56 (permalink)
    So I guess this might be good time to tell you I was brought home from the Doctors office in a Nash with a hole in the floor, and then later I have a vague childhood memory of driving up to Miami with my Dad when he picked up his bright shiny Rambler that he kept in near new condition for 30 years?
     
    No Kidding.
     
    Thankfully we had a pick up truck too.
     
    I think he spent more on his '46 Aeronca AC than he ever did on a car. :-)
    post edited by mike_mccue - 2013/08/20 14:16:44


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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 14:21:55 (permalink)
    LOL.....
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Glad you made it. I thought for a minute you were going to tell me that when you were born....
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    ....they left you on the counter and went home in a Chevy. ;)
    post edited by spacey - 2013/08/20 14:23:26
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 14:28:52 (permalink)
    :-)


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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 14:54:29 (permalink)
    My youngest (of four children) sister was born in the back of a Rambler (or maybe a Studebaker) on the way to the hospital. Her birth certificate has place of birth listed as "6th and Wilshire", not the hospital.
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 15:14:23 (permalink)
    I did read that some of them still had the old plastic seat covers......don't know what made me think of that.
     
     
     
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 15:16:35 (permalink)
    Kim P. was a varsity cheerleader and she drove a '56 chevy sedan to school. Her dad had the plastic seat covers in it.
     
    It used to put little diamond shaped dimples in the back of her legs.
     
    Don't ask me how I know. :-)


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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 15:16:44 (permalink)
    spacey
    I did read that some of them still had the old plastic seat covers......don't know what made me think of that.

    Post #11?
     
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 15:21:56 (permalink)
    I drove a '69 Impala with a 327 to high school. It had plastic seat covers too.
    Diamonds and little dots.........from hot seeds.....oh...maybe I shouldn't have said that. Slipeze.
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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 15:24:35 (permalink)
    I got yer number space man. ;-)


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    Re: Once in a lifetime... 2013/08/20 15:51:52 (permalink)
    NOS!

     
    Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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