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[QUOTE=JimmyHAD;785972]Speaking of cars, a Ford Falcon with a 6 cylinder engine and a standard transmission. You couldn't kill 'em and they were a breeze to work on.[/QUOTE

Jimmy: The first auto my wife and I bought was a 1963 Falcon. Great little car. Only problem was that you had to make an appointment three weeks in advance to pass anything.

Before my dad became an engineer, he was a mechanic (in the 60's). He had a chance to buy 3 300SL Gulwings that needed work for $3k. While a fair amount of money in the mid-sixties, he always told me how much he regretted turning down that deal!

Clove cigarettes are outlawed?? Oh what a shame... when I used to smoke I loved those things!

Originally Posted by wescap34

Lions Drag Strip, aka "The Beach", Wilmington, Ca. Gone but certainly not forgotten.

And National Speedway, Long Island ,N.Y-and my "65 Buick Wildcat,and my 71 centurian,and71 Monte Carlo wis 454,and my 71 Z28
I liked 1971,it was a good year

The "Firecracker 400". I am not much of a Nascar fan but I never really liked the corporate takeover, so to speak.

Diet vanilla cherry dr. Pepper
Every American car built prior to 1965 Althought I have made up for lost time a little my first car was a 72 Torino sport (429 c6 9 inch rear end) still have it, 1950 Buick special, and my wife's 1954 chevy bel air.