Dr No
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I wonder if that's an original 400. One of my ex-gfs . . .
. . . had a '69 350 H O coupe, which is one of the rarest examples of a GM muscle car ever.
If she'd kept the original engine, I just might've kept her. 
Spotted: Lots of rear bumpers
Today we walked in a neighborhood near the beach. I apologize if the car spotting is interrupted occasionally by random images that caught my eye. I think I will use them to separate the brands of vehicle we saw. Each photo set will begin with a rear bump...
My wife coached volleyball for years
But she doesn\'t have quite the same comprehensive bumper coverage as some players do. ..
LOL...love the "Club" anti-theft device on the absolutely bombed-out Cadillac
Oh, and nature's XX rear bumpers were lovely... Cheers, John
I like the way you sneak in a few innocent picture between the bumpers.
The guy with the club on his steering wheel what is he thinking. He would have to pay someone to take that car off his hands. HAGWE Bill
The '72 Mustang is notable . . .
. . . in that it represented the very last legitimately high-output engine from Dearborn during the original muscle-car era. The '72 H O 351 Cleveland, an option available to Mach 1 buyers, still had high compression and aggressive cam specs. Mopar droppe...
I wonder if that's an original 400. One of my ex-gfs . . .
. . . had a '69 350 H O coupe, which is one of the rarest examples of a GM muscle car ever. If she'd kept the original engine, I just might've kept her.
Why? Why does this need security?
It actually has an anti-theft after market device? MTF ...
The variety ...
.. of cars ... and bums in you neighboorhood is simply amazing ... Bim