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My wife made me buy a bottle of bourbon today for a bourbon ham glaze tomorrow. Okay honey. Lol
Straws are not good for the environment. I just suck ‘‘em down straight from the source. Yup
I wonder what changed
chryslerfat
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Gentleman Jack is my go to for smooth liquor
I like Rye whiskey and some Bourbons.
Very nice Randy thanks for the pictures and hope to get more as it gets reassembled.
That is my favorite muscle car.
This is a 79 Trans Am with built 403 Olds motor, it has around 50k original miles fully loaded including the tops, just needs the interior reinstalled.
Not sure I think maybe tools and container wasn't clean enough.
Haven't had that I'll try it.
WOW nice.
This one is a one owner 77 Trans Am, 400 4 speed that he picked up about 2 years ago, the seller was 82 years old and couldn't push in the clutch anymore. It has 52k original miles, body is in excellent shape paint is original.
Straw???
WOW again now that is hard to find.
66 Chevelle, 383 backed up by a 5 speed stick, was a built as a show car by the previous owner. My brother says it's one that he really likes to get out and drive it hard. Not a big fan of yellow, but it is a very nice car, very well done.
73 Z28, was raced in it's early life, quite successfully in British Columbia, body isn't really great but it's a really fun car to drive and does great burnouts!
Would be nice to have the money to get some nice cars but as the old saying goes born broke and still have most of it left.
Two more 77 Trans Ams, gold one is a 400 4 speed, underneath the boxes is a white 40k original mile 400 automatic with 70k miles.
Sounds like he's been collecting for a long time.
This will be my next project, a 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 7 Litre convertible. Car is complete, runs, drives, stops very well, but needs some metal work, new top and a good amount of detailing, polishing chrome, etc. Everything works on it, shows 98k miles. Plan is to make it decent driver quality ride. One year only model, 2368 convertibles made, and around 9000 hardtop. 428 automatic.
The 70 Chevelle SS454, the one he will never sell, turned down $125k two years ago.
About 15 years now, he's sold a few along the way, but considers them his retirement plan.
I a have some nice headlight bezels for that car if you need them.
Definitely one of my favorites, looking forward to taking it for a ride!
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