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- RobertRyanExplorer
colliehauler wrote:
wilber1 wrote:
Grandad had a 68 Imperial. One heck of a nice well built car.
25 years in BC.
Must own another vehicle that is insured for every day use.
Cannot be driven to school or work.">66, 300
Father nearly bought a 1953 Cadillac mint condition . One unusual one here is the prewar and WW2 Utes based on Chevrolet , Buick, Pontiac or English vehicles.
Buick Ute
English Ute
Chevrolet Ute - RobertRyanExplorer
Grit dog wrote:
wilber1 wrote:
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That's usually what I think when I see a thread or post by RR as well!
Well cannot see your posts or articles? - Grit_dogNavigator II
wilber1 wrote:
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That's usually what I think when I see a thread or post by RR as well! - wilber1ExplorerDeleted
- colliehaulerExplorer III
- ScottGNomad
cougar28 wrote:
Arkansas has antique license plate the vehicle up untill this year had to be 25 years or older. They changed it at the begining of this year to 45 yo but grandfather any that already had them from the previous years.
My 1984 Chevy Silverado SW 4X4 all original.
Nice clean rig. I had an 82 for a while. They were super nice driving trucks. The PS was very strong and lacked any "feeling" but that's great for a truck IMO. The brakes were strong as well and the whole truck just had a nice feel to it. I also think they were the last good looking trucks of any make. That goes for the interior too. I really liked the dash layout of those.
Trucks since then are just plain ugly to me and they only seem to get worse. - cougar28ExplorerArkansas has antique license plate the vehicle up untill this year had to be 25 years or older. They changed it at the begining of this year to 45 yo but grandfather any that already had them from the previous years.
My 1984 Chevy Silverado SW 4X4 all original. - ScottGNomad
- RobertRyanExplorerThanks for the answers everyone. Very interesting replies
- wilber1Explorer
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