Nonsense Anything Boards Thread, Cars I should have kept in Everything Else; http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Plymo...01284750QQrdZ1
Hope this link works. Used to own 2 of these and my bro had at least 3 of them. ...  | |
Jan-08-2006, 06:29 PM
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#1 | | Captain
Name: Dave Age: 43 Vessel: sank Location: Lost Job:offender
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| Cars I should have kept http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Plymo...01284750QQrdZ1
Hope this link works. Used to own 2 of these and my bro had at least 3 of them. Huge mistake selling these.
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Jan-08-2006, 06:52 PM
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Name: Bob Vessel: Trophy 2359 Location: Riverside Job:Rust Buster
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I remember seeing those around when they first came out . Yeah if I could only go back in time to slap myself for selling a 58 Mercury turnpike cruiser ! The car was a tank with everything electric , windows and rear window etc., it even had an ashtray where you could put a cig in it ,press a switch and it would suck the cig into a jar of water under the hood .I also sold a Ford retractable hardtop for dirt cheap !
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Jan-08-2006, 08:20 PM
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#3 | | Tinfoil Hat
Name: Rick Age: 54 Vessel: MV Heywood Jabloughme Location: Ramona Job:Technician Bio: I'm into rodbuilding, Harleys and, of course, saltwater fishing
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Back in the day on Redondo Pier I knew one of the original long rangers name of Joe Hill. He was a Roadrunner dude.
Personally, I'da rather had his collection of Trulines...
Fishslayer
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Jan-08-2006, 09:22 PM
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#4 | | Im just another jackass
Name: scott and i think she is gone Vessel: Grady White Marlin300 2006 Location: huntington beach Job:superintendent Bio: after 15 long hard painfull years of soberity (yep i still call it that) i decided to fall back into the spoon. help me im drowning. OK thing are Cool now. spoon is dry and going to stay that way. I need some support so PM me and lets fish.
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My neighbor had a Superbird when i was growing up....great car. I restored this one and still have it i have thought about selling it but seeing pics like that one remind me NEVER sell.
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Jan-09-2006, 04:22 AM
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#5 | | Captain
Name: Dave Age: 43 Vessel: sank Location: Lost Job:offender
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Amazing car,dont sell or youll be sorry. What year is it??
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Jan-09-2006, 04:26 AM
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#6 | | Captain
Name: Dave Age: 43 Vessel: sank Location: Lost Job:offender
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Originally Posted by magnum101 I remember seeing those around when they first came out . Yeah if I could only go back in time to slap myself for selling a 58 Mercury turnpike cruiser ! The car was a tank with everything electric , windows and rear window etc., it even had an ashtray where you could put a cig in it ,press a switch and it would suck the cig into a jar of water under the hood .I also sold a Ford retractable hardtop for dirt cheap ! | Never saw an ashtray like that. Do you know how it worked? Was it from engine vacuum ? Seen alot of weird stuff on older cars , but never that. I saw a car with a record player in it. The old push button trans cars were pretty cool too. I work on a oldsmobile from the late 70s that had air bags.
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Jan-09-2006, 07:08 AM
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#7 | | Im just another jackass
Name: scott and i think she is gone Vessel: Grady White Marlin300 2006 Location: huntington beach Job:superintendent Bio: after 15 long hard painfull years of soberity (yep i still call it that) i decided to fall back into the spoon. help me im drowning. OK thing are Cool now. spoon is dry and going to stay that way. I need some support so PM me and lets fish.
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51 chevy hardtop Bel Air
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Jan-09-2006, 09:30 AM
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#8 | | Registered User
Name: Jim Folk Vessel: 28 Skipjack Pilot House Location: Dana Point Ca Job:Retired Charter Capt.
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Jan-09-2006, 09:39 AM
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Name: Nate Vessel: 18' Parker, "el Toro" Location: La Jolla Job:Wealth Manager
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1976 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40. My first car when I was 16. Primo condition, mustard yellow. That thing would go anywhere, just not in a hurry. Damn I wish I still had that rig.
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Jan-09-2006, 10:10 AM
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#10 | | Captain
Name: Bob Vessel: Trophy 2359 Location: Riverside Job:Rust Buster
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Originally Posted by cretin Never saw an ashtray like that. Do you know how it worked? Was it from engine vacuum ? Seen alot of weird stuff on older cars , but never that. I saw a car with a record player in it. The old push button trans cars were pretty cool too. I work on a oldsmobile from the late 70s that had air bags. |
Yeah , this car (Merc) had a pushbutton trans , The ashtray worked from the engine vac like you mentioned and the seats on this car was out of this world cause you could position them any way you seen fit , it had the old reverb sound system in it (remember reverb?)
I never saw a car that had a record player in it , what make was the car? and those old oldmobiles were some of my fav cars ---rocket 88 luv em!
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Jan-09-2006, 10:14 AM
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#11 | | Captain
Name: Dave Age: 43 Vessel: sank Location: Lost Job:offender
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Originally Posted by el Toro 1976 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40. My first car when I was 16. Primo condition, mustard yellow. That thing would go anywhere, just not in a hurry. Damn I wish I still had that rig. | I just got my first car back. Found it in Ohio. Was the same way I left it over 20 years ago. 1970 AMC rebel machine. They made just under 2000 of them. The fisrt 1000 were red,white and blue. My color is big bad green. Its the only one documented in this color. Im
restoring it right now!!
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Jan-09-2006, 10:22 AM
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#12 | | Captain
Name: Dave Age: 43 Vessel: sank Location: Lost Job:offender
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Originally Posted by magnum101 Yeah , this car (Merc) had a pushbutton trans , The ashtray worked from the engine vac like you mentioned and the seats on this car was out of this world cause you could position them any way you seen fit , it had the old reverb sound system in it (remember reverb?)
I never saw a car that had a record player in it , what make was the car? and those old oldmobiles were some of my fav cars ---rocket 88 luv em! | From what I remember, the push buttons trans had a lever that you had to slide to put it in park. Almost like a heater control lever. Vagly remember the reverb system. I cant remember the car that had the record player. I want to say it was an olds, but not posative. Saw it at a car show. Remember the Mopars with the air grabber hoods. The hood looked normal until you pulled a lever under the dash and a scoop popped uo out of the hood. The scoop had sharks teeth on the sides. Who ever designed that shit was a wizzard
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