My 1973 Caprice Classic that I bought for $700.00 was my super cruiser. This is the car that I gave to my brother Tod after his car caught fire in moms driveway. I only had the car for several months and bought it because winter was coming and I only had my motorcycle. Oh well, I just kept riding the bike all winter. This thing was so smooth on the freeway, you didn't feel like you were doing 120mph at all.Saturday, April 11, 2009
My old 'Land Barge'
My 1973 Caprice Classic that I bought for $700.00 was my super cruiser. This is the car that I gave to my brother Tod after his car caught fire in moms driveway. I only had the car for several months and bought it because winter was coming and I only had my motorcycle. Oh well, I just kept riding the bike all winter. This thing was so smooth on the freeway, you didn't feel like you were doing 120mph at all.3 comments:
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This looks a lot like the next car in my stable. Coming soon, the 1970 Pontiac Bonneville.
ReplyDeleteThere's something about these monsters that I dig. Maybe just the fact that it takes a football field to turn around or that you could sleep a family of seven in the thing.
ReplyDeleteI liked the fact that you could do rock-wall climbing on the engine block. That and being able to grow a year's worth of crops in the trunk. Or play professional soccer in the back seat. Or sublet the glove-compartment to a Vietnamese family.
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