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cuda
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71 Chevelle that I spent every penny that I earned for a couple of years on. I'd like to have it now!!!!
I think that I may have set a Maryland state record for getting caught on radar with this car 132 in a 40mph zone.
I know a girl who sold a car like that for $54,000.
I sold mine in 1988 for $3500 and was happy about it. I put at least $25G's into it and did all of the work myself (except for the paintjob). Grrrr:ack2::willy_nilly::ack2::cuss::ack2::willy_nilly:
By the way, welcome back Joe!!
Ttt
:cheers2::cheers2:
Man...weren't the 80's great???? Not a care (or responsibility) in the world!!:sifone:
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LadyDaze
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Wow!
I remember that day! I think that was the day after we got engaged, right?
Man, did he dress to the 9's for that occasion
Just kidding Nick; I married ya for all the right reasons :kiss:
I remember that day! I think that was the day after we got engaged, right?
Man, did he dress to the 9's for that occasion
Just kidding Nick; I married ya for all the right reasons :kiss:Geronimo36
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I always liked the verse;
"So I got me a pen and a paper, and made up my own f'in sign.":cheers2:
I was younger but I have Dee to thank for getting me into the 80's hair band music... lol
I didn't have a mullet, I had what you may call a quaff.
pullmytrigger
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your Chevelle was baddazz.....
Magic Medicine
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very nice Tall Mike! You should grow your hair like that again and move out by me!
Speak for yourself Beeotch!!!:willy_nilly::cheers2:
I was in my prime in the 80's (Age 17-27), I just don't remember most of it!!!!:sifone:
pullmytrigger
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80s were a blur for me too.......:cheers2:
I will substitute the 90's.
But the 80's....I laugh at those years everytime I see something on VH1. You poor 80's people. :cheers2: :kiss:
Try being young in the second half of the 70's. Vietnam just over, the hippie thing about dead, major culture clash between the hardcore rocker world and the Disco world.
I guess I was there for one major event. The birth of the Stoner. The hippie without the idealism or the political interests. Stoned purely for the sake of being stoned.
I guess I was there for one major event. The birth of the Stoner. The hippie without the idealism or the political interests. Stoned purely for the sake of being stoned.
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Geronimo36
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I will substitute the 90's.
But the 80's....I laugh at those years everytime I see something on VH1. You poor 80's people. :cheers2: :kiss:
I'm gonna have to go ahead and agree with you on that one!:USA:
Bobcat
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it's nice your Parents let you go with out your helmet for one evening:sifone:
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jayboat
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Stoned for the sake of it is the point.
Well, for one thing the war had been over for a couple years so there was nothing anywhere near as galvanizing to protest...
The 'hippie thing' may have been over from where you sat, but I can assure you that plenty of us never lost the faith.
The disco scene was ok if you could dance - no depth to the music, but the chicks were verry easy. (I was living in Atlanta - unfair advantage )
A lot of the GI's came back and brought more diversity to the american pot culture.
The yuppies didn't really care about the music, man.
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Well, for one thing the war had been over for a couple years so there was nothing anywhere near as galvanizing to protest...
The 'hippie thing' may have been over from where you sat, but I can assure you that plenty of us never lost the faith.
The disco scene was ok if you could dance - no depth to the music, but the chicks were verry easy. (I was living in Atlanta - unfair advantage
)A lot of the GI's came back and brought more diversity to the american pot culture.
The yuppies didn't really care about the music, man.
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