Love this car

[Expert Car Care]

One of my life goals, to own this car by the time I'm 50. (Or at least one very much like it)

Saw this beauty at a local car show in my area in Hanover Ontario, Canada.

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[ScottB]

The 1969's are indeed one of my favorites too.

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

Ummmm

[Sinbad]

Beautiful car. 69 is, arguably, the best year for great looking muscle cars.

[Grizzly]

I'd rather have something new.

[JonMiles]

Is that paint still drying? wow it looks soaking wet!

[cnfowler]

Is that paint still drying? wow it looks soaking wet!

I was thinking the same thing. DANG that car looks good!!!


Colin

[cnfowler]

I'd rather have something new.

My friend's son is the same way.


The new stuff is nice, but you just can't beat a good classic in my opinion. Take away all the electronics, traction control, stability control programs, sensors, etc and you're left with a pure driving experience. No airbags, no alarms or keyless entry, no 20 speaker sound systems, no nav system, no gizmos. This was a time when cruise nights were born. Shine it up, get a bunch of friends together and cruise around. Who can argue with that?


Colin

[Donnym]

My friend's son is the same way.


The new stuff is nice, but you just can't beat a good classic in my opinion. Take away all the electronics, traction control, stability control programs, sensors, etc and you're left with a pure driving experience. No airbags, no alarms or keyless entry, no 20 speaker sound systems, no nav system, no gizmos. This was a time when cruise nights were born. Shine it up, get a bunch of friends together and cruise around. Who can argue with that?


Colin

Remember the days when a tune up was a set of plugs, distributor cap, points and a rotor? Now if your car hiccups you need a computer to tell you why.

[Matt]

Wow that paint is amazing!!!