Cool cars and CLC chat (30 Viewers)
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And she's a girl.
Bodean
Hot Damn
You can be a girl (these days) if you want to. There are bathrooms for you!
Saw one of those a few years ago at the GT Auto Show. Didn't realize its worth!
Bomar
SILVER Star
Built for NASCAR ( when they actually used production cars ) whipping everyone's ass then they outlawed it and production died with it.
Truly a treasure and epic badass car.
Truly a treasure and epic badass car.
And these two behind the boobs are two of the best in the world.
Report to the CLC Swingers Thread.
Bodean
Hot Damn
Both of them would kill ya!
isn't that in s chat?
In the BOD Forum
INDY Race car at the Omni Hotel.
In 1980, a buddy of mine drove from Starkville to Shaw, MS to look at a green Superbird. Turned it down. Since it was only a single 4-bbl model, he thought it was overpriced at $3,500.
Unfortunately, I know many of us have way too many stories like that..........
MScruiser
obsessive-compulsive oppositional-defiant wise-ass
When I was a kid, I remember going into an antique/army surplus store in Collierville, TN. They had rows and rows of .mil trade-in Winchester Midel 1897 Trench guns. The real mccoys; the ones with the barrel shroud and bayonet attachments. These were probably issued in WWI and WWII. They wanted a very high price of $400 each for them (this was around 1995) and my dad said they were too much.
Now, they are worth thousands.
Also remember another antique store in Memphis, around the same time. They had a rack of original Winchester 1873s, which though well used, had all the markings of belonging to American Indians (brass tacks in the stock, and repaired stock with sinue. I think they are asking around $500 for them. Again, they'd probably be worth in the tens of thousands nowadays.
And then there was the time my dad and I went to look at an early Barracuda. He passed, because he thought $2500 was too much (this was around 1998). He still talks about that sometimes.
Now, they are worth thousands.
Also remember another antique store in Memphis, around the same time. They had a rack of original Winchester 1873s, which though well used, had all the markings of belonging to American Indians (brass tacks in the stock, and repaired stock with sinue. I think they are asking around $500 for them. Again, they'd probably be worth in the tens of thousands nowadays.
And then there was the time my dad and I went to look at an early Barracuda. He passed, because he thought $2500 was too much (this was around 1998). He still talks about that sometimes.
The last 10 seconds of this video. . .
$145k @ Mecum Kansas City today
That is the saddest representation of "texans".. I have ever witnessed.
