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Got my 66 bird a little over a year ago.
Completely restored.
It was an even trade for my 2006 Mazda 3 hatchback.
The Mazda was like new, with very low miles, but I wanted another classic in my stable.
Now that gas is over four bucks a gallon, I am looking for another Mazda 3 hatchback,but I'm still keepin the bird.
What I get the most raves about is the interior, because it really compliments the exterior color.
Got my 66 bird a little over a year ago.
Completely restored.
It was an even trade for my 2006 Mazda 3 hatchback.
The Mazda was like new, with very low miles, but I wanted another classic in my stable.
Now that gas is over four bucks a gallon, I am looking for another Mazda 3 hatchback,but I'm still keepin the bird.
What I get the most raves about is the interior, because it really compliments the exterior color.
Bob.
NICE!! those are up there with the late 60's Riviera with the creased window!
Nice - only Buick I ever had was convertible Skylark
... but the Nova -- mhm! yup - I like those! Really - both of them!
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Originally Posted by ShelbyGirl1
Taken last weekend....She is still a work in progress!
That Vette to me is better than the C1's ... the lines look better than mine too!
... but that's my taste ... a Vette is a Vette - they ALL get a Vette Wave
nice Plymouth ...
The car I sold to buy the Corvette was a Cadillac - a 1970 Coup De Ville convertible
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