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Location: ranson,wva | any way you put it its still a ford.......just not my thing...give me a 67'chevyII or a 65'malibu and day....JASON |
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Location: NJ | make that a sixtySIX Malibu . . . metallic bleu, please . . .
MyFirstCar (sigh . . .). |
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Location: closely held secret | '63 Nova SS for me. |
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Location: big island | '64 ford ranchero, custom, 289. need to find a pic and post it... |
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Location: ranson,wva | hard top or rag cliff? ive got a 65' hardtop ss tore apart in the garage. the old lady's brother has a 65' ragtop malibu thats been totaly resotred..beautiful car...jason |
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my '64 ranchero. only pic i could find. it's actually my second car as i bought it soon after my brother wrecked the cadillac i was given as a graduation gift from high school. this was a sweet ride and the only ford car i have owned. had a 289, holley 4 on the floor and an 8-track. many girls and surfboards have ridden in the back. |
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Location: big island | :cool: |
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i don't think this has anything to do with balladeers, but this is what i looked like back when i was driving that ranchero. i'm the one on the left. |
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Location: ranson,wva | im sorry you had to own a ford randy...looks like a nice one none the less tho...jason |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I remember thinking that if Chevy would only put the Distributer in the right place like a Ford it would be a nice engine. Dodges were just wrong.
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Location: Hicksville, NY | :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: hmm... I wonder how this thread went from balladeers to the muscle cars of yesterday hmm... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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Location: closely held secret | My fault, Gil... a good analogy gone bad. |
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Location: south east Michigan | I also contributed to the diversion.
But it seemed as tho the question was asked and answered. |
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Location: closely held secret | Well, yeah. Bill answered it in the second post.
Everything else is just gravy. Gravy for the brain. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Lanaki, nice hair, sweet ride.
This was what the hippy musician drove.
Mine was faded fire engine red.
Seats three, hauls 12+, sleeps 6 |
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Location: big island | fillhixx,
i wish i still had the hair and the ranchero. as far as the girl, she was wonderful but it's her dad's teethmarks i still wear under my right armpit.
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Location: ranson,wva | ouch randy, i carry a similer scar on my right shoulder..lol
im not a ford man but the ranchero was a sweet looking car/truck...throw a couple or guitars in the back and head to the beach.....jason |
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Location: big island | it just dawned on me what this all has to do with balladeers. the girl in the picture, leslie, fell in love with me after she heard me singing ballads. that'll work and now i feel somewhat relieved for my part in hijacking this thread. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I'll bet it was the hair, not the ballads. |
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Location: big island | aww mark, if it was the hair then i have no excuse for the hijack. come on... |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Yeah, yeah...the car's nice too..... |
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Location: big island | one of my stepdads had a '58 or '59 chevy panel truck that he used for his art business. we painted it emerald green and he then painted "Village Art & Sign Shoppe" logos on both side panels. seeing the pic of the hippy musician's wheels reminded me of that. |
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Balladeers - When did they change?
