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j3studio	Six Weeks of Writing From Eighties Cars	#1
Elite Guru Western Philadelphia Burbs 4246 Posts Member since: 2007/9/2 0:00	Kicking of 2019 with two coupes and a sedan: 1986 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham sedan 1980 Ford Mustang Cobra hatchback coupe 1987 Buick LeSabre T Type coupe also, eighties vehicles at Mecum Kissimmee (parts one and two) and Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale
	Posted on: 2019/2/17 21:10
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Matatk	Re: Six Weeks of Writing From Eighties Cars	#2
Webmaster SW Chicago Burbs 22803 Posts Member since: 2008/1/7 0:00	I didn't realize that the "cobra" dated back to 1980. And this is painfully true today: “Whether you like life with turbochargers or not, you might as well get used to it.”
	Posted on: 2019/2/18 2:40
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j3studio	Re: Six Weeks of Writing From Eighties Cars	#3
Elite Guru Western Philadelphia Burbs 4246 Posts Member since: 2007/9/2 0:00	Quote: Matatk wrote: And this is painfully true today: “Whether you like life with turbochargers or not, you might as well get used to it.” Back to the future!
	Posted on: 2019/2/18 3:32

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TommyT-Bone	Re: Six Weeks of Writing From Eighties Cars	#4
Chair-man of the bored Homestead USA 33758 Posts Member since: 2007/12/10 0:00	That Bro-ham looks pretty darn nice and big for that period.
	Posted on: 2019/2/18 14:12

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j3studio	Re: Six Weeks of Writing From Eighties Cars	#5
Elite Guru Western Philadelphia Burbs 4246 Posts Member since: 2007/9/2 0:00	Quote: TommyT-Bone wrote: That Bro-ham looks pretty darn nice and big for that period. By 1986, these cars had evolved into stately evocations of another age. No longer an expression of anything reasonably current in the automotive world, they still received surprising respect. That good feeling has obviously vanished over the last thirty years—near-perfect versions of these cars now come stunningly cheap.
	Posted on: 2019/2/19 0:15

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TommyT-Bone	Re: Six Weeks of Writing From Eighties Cars	#6
Chair-man of the bored Homestead USA 33758 Posts Member since: 2007/12/10 0:00	What cracks me up is when someone takes a vehicle like that, slams it or lifts it and put either undersized or over sized wheels and tires on them. Take a luxurious ride and make it into a teeth rattler or something that can hardly manage a round about. Never made any sense to me.
	Posted on: 2019/2/19 4:44

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