Windy as heck and cold, very cold. We are in full blown deep freeze now.
Why don't you lend me that Duster and I will stretch its legs out to Sebastian Inlet Fla. for a couple of weeks

Willy, If anyone is taking this car SOUTH its gonna be me! Ha! At least the wind has subsided here.....The older I get the less I can put up with this cold thing! It doesn't go well with Muscle cars,boating & biking I can tell ya!

Damm Dave!! That is one sweet MOPAR!

The GTO is a been sitting in the barn for a few years. She has 102,000 miles and never been restored. She isn't perfect but it is still something else to drive. Could use a motor refeshing and a good body man to take out the dingys. No rust or major damage.
Here she is with my Forty Chevy (screen name ..inaforty)
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http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d4...rwinter008.jpg

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Me with my 68 Camaro......with hair!! hehehe
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How 'bout both you @$$holes jump in that thing, swing thru SC and we'll go rock back on Easy St w/da Pubah for a few days...hey Willy...I got SHOTGUN!!... :sun:

Sounds like a REEL good plan to me! Come back home in the spring for the black drum bite!

Nice ride dmoore, My oldest brother had a 72 duster with a 340 4 barrel ...... very fast car I'll see if i can find a few vintage pics.

My first car was a 66 nova .... :love::love:

I love vintage pics!

Barry, looks like a very solid & original Goat to me man! Nice! Was the 68 Camero a Z28?

Dave,
The 68' Camaro was just a factory 327, 2 barrel,4 speed car. It did have the console gauge cluster. Was a very fun car. I believe that Camaro was shipped to Japan when it was purchased new (serviceman stationed in Japan ..so the story goes?). The Pro-tecto plate that was in the glove box had the address written from Japan. Had the local dealer run down the info and that is what he believe happen?

When the guy (in the Navy i believe) came back state side from Japan he was assigned/stationed to Newport RI. My BIL's cousin bought the car from him.

I sold the 40 chevy when my interest turn to boats. When my Dad passed I sold the 68' Camaro and a 65' fleet side half ton Chevy pick up and just kept the GTO. Too many toys not enough time or $$$.
Shortly I'll be trying to figure out how I'm going to find storage for the GTO as the farm next door will be sold sometime soon.

If we're stayin' that long, I'll pack TWO boxers!!...and a sailfish rig..that's when the sails congregate off the south FL coast :sun: