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splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
What a treat, just filled both 18 gallon tanks on the 40 (with Fry's rewards) for just under $50..
Wow....its like a dream...lowest its been since March 2009!
With these gas prices so low, Land Cruisers are being kept longer by the owners who may be on the fence. No more "It uses too much gas so Im selling it" and someone scoring a good deal on a 60 or 80 series.
So true ▲
I may have a LX470 available at the first of the year
we have a Buick Invicta, does that count ?
Saddletramp
GOLD Star
Electra 225, Paradise by the Dashboard Light. I will never forget that Buick
You could hear the gasoline flowing through the fuel lines :^) - but somehow they and the late 60's Olds 98 cousin models could actually scoot right along. Siblings had the guzzlers - I owned the later model LeSabre... it wasn't nearly as fast, but was the thirstiest car I've ever owned.
Was the Invicta the Buick version of the Impala ? The fam had two Imapalas in the 60's. An SS and a 4d... both had nice 327's in them. The 4d was special - something aftermarket done to make it more than stock (had a real mechanic in the family)... the SS oddly was a 2 barrel eco model.
The Electra was huge - wide and long ... but wiki says only 225 inches :-|
The Electra was huge - wide and long ... but wiki says only 225 inches :-|
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when I was growing up, we had a lifted 70s jeep wagoneer that got about 6 mpg. I remember my dad and I filling jerry cans of fuel to store in the back yard when it cost .89 a gallon haha
this was in the 90s!
edit: Im 30, so im not too young
edit: Im 30, so im not too young
the license plate says it all...
My first car was a LeSabre. Known in college as "the sword." The blue velour interior was only outmatched by the white walls and wire spoke wheels.
Wyoming...Where men are men and sheep are scared.
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
I have been traveling on reservations when there were people in those cages.
