^Don't worry about it. He's a piss-ant that loves to get people assed up here.

Back on subject, that car would look great next to my toolbox.

http://www.cigarbid.com/auction/forum/forum.cfm?action=list&forumID=7&messageDisplay=0000000303645 

There's a baby blue and white Ford 4 down on the left side that I used to own. I had one that was red/white when I was about 22 years old.

My 72 olds cutlass with 455 will be nice next to my Ducati 916 monster, and Triumph 675 when its all done.

mt

I love those old Olds 442's! Or even a regular Olds with a 455, great cars, great reliability.

Rode in a few of those ..

I had a VW bug once...

I had a '69 Chevelle in school.... sure miss that car.

I have found in my life if you ignore the unwanted long enough, they leave...

So why not ignore each other and see who leaves first.

... I'm just sayin...

Shake hands, light up a smoke and go your own ways.

PT 😉

Damn! Someone took a misunderstanding and turned into a full blown conniption fit.

I think what cousin eddie was trying to point out, was that this particular car wasn't Pablo's, and that this is just a picture of a car like the one Pablo once owned. This particular car is in a museum of some sort, hence the other surrounding cars.

I don't think he was dissing on my man Pablo.

That must of been a sweet ass ride Pablo!


I had a 73, and a 68 Firebird back in the day (not at the same time).

Not bad for a guy that doesn’t have work.

Pablo
Was that taken in Boliver?

Wow...I hate to interrupt this re-creation of the Lincoln-Douglas debates, but back to the subject of the car...nice boat, Pablo. I liked the late 60s, early 70s GM cars quite a bit (well, until I dumped a whoooooooole bunch of money into mine). This Chevelle reminds me just a little bit of my first car, a white over red 1973 Olds Omega. The Omega was closer to the 67-68 Nova, but still, some very nice cars.

I don't have a pic of my first car handy, but did find one that looks just like it:

http://www.mclellansautomotive.com/photos/F6774.jpg 

Raced my buddy years ago...my 350 w/ a four barrel carb vs. his 69 Ranchero with a 351 Windsor. I started to pull away once we hit 100.

Some day if you're in Western Washington, and get the chance, I hope you get a chance to drive around Whidbey Island (where I live). Lots of neat old cars here. It's kind of an island tradition for folks to pick them up in need of TLC and rebuild them. Some local guys are very, very good at it.

Lizardo - Ding Ding Ding we have a winner!!! That was exactly my point, but leave it up to the few dolts on here to misread everything.

yes Cousin_Eddie my boy Lizard knows me all to well & I too knew where you was come'n from bro... tiz true, just a car that looks a whole lot like the one I had. where the hell is the doctor when you need hem...LOL

My neighbor is 59 years old and he has always owned muscle cars and looking back he would have been a millionaire if he would have kept all he has owned.

That's a beauty. Brings back memories...

My one and only muscle car was a '70 Olds Cutlass Supreme, Sherwood green with the black landau roof. It was a project car before I bought it and I never had to put a dime into it.....unless you want to count the gas at about 8MPG, LOL! The motor was the 350 Rocket but it was blown out for racing with oversized racing pistons, Rochester 4 bbl carb, Turbo Hydramatic trans., Hurst 3-speed shift kit....so much I can't remember.

I do remember all the people who wanted to race me though, only lost to one guy - a 'vette. Blew my doors off. I don't know WHAT he had in that thing but I think it was a jet engine. I did outrun a cop once though. Now THAT was FUN!! I got more compliments on that car.....too bad I couldn't take any credit but I sure did love that thing.

Missing my bro..

Where did he go? 🤔

I heard they all met jimmyct for a 5 minute herf and it went all reservoir dogs.