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To: yankeedame

I miss my 78 El Camino. I traded it in for a New Honda Accord in 84 which was a great car as well. Should have kept the El Cam and restored it.
46 posted on 11/26/2008 7:29:02 AM PST by Liberty Valance (Keep a simple manner for a happy life ;o)
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To: Liberty Valance
I miss my 78 El Camino. I traded it in for a New Honda Accord in 84 which was a great car as well. Should have kept the El Cam and restored it.

The '78 Malibus were beautiful cars for their time. In late 1977 my friend wanted a Ford Mustang II in the worst way. I told him it was a crap car, with a horrible repair record.And a zero as far as being a chick magnet.

I convinced him to consider the '78 Malibu with its fresh style, more room, more power.

Long story, short: he bought the car, got a girl, got married, had the car over ten years.

The car lasted longer than his marriage!

The '78 El Camino is a beautiful vehicle. Wonder how much that curved rear window glass goes for?

194 posted on 11/26/2008 6:14:22 PM PST by exit82 (It's all Obama's fault. And Biden is still a moron. They are both above their paygrade.)
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To: Liberty Valance
My favorite car was my 69 El Camino. Looked cool, and it hauled my Yamaha 250 YZ Motocross Bike everywhere.

The 68 to 72 El Caminos and Chevelles were gorgeous. I hear Chevy updated the Copyright on the Chevelle name. Maybe somethings up after the Camaro relaunch. If they're still in business anyway.

206 posted on 11/26/2008 7:02:25 PM PST by Kickass Conservative (Democracy, two wolves and one sheep deciding what's for dinner.)
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