Hindsight is 20/20, right? I can't imagine all the teens and 20 year olds of the 60-70s who'd KILL to have their old beasts back if not for memory's sake then for their wallets.

Kinda funny, these people all owned these old trucks or muscle cars when young and now they are shelling out a helluva lot more to get them back. And truth be told I wasn't alive back then but I don't blame them one bit. One day my dream is to get filthy rich and get a truck or car from that era. I dream high, though, like 60's Charger, '64 GTO, '72 Chevelle or one of these trucks. Ignore the, like, $50-70k disparity in those vehicles

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That makes sense. I bet that'd be hard to part with cause it looks from at least those pics to be a nice truck that's been well taken care of.

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Posted by NYCAuburn

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Posted on 3/19/14 at 11:40 am to Damn Good Dawg

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Kinda funny, these people all owned these old trucks or muscle cars when young and now they are shelling out a helluva lot more to get them back.

My mom had a 64' impala SS. I told her a few years back how much they are sought after now. she laughed. She was like, that ole pos

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Posted by BarberitosDawg

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Posted on 3/19/14 at 12:11 pm to Damn Good Dawg

I may have a picture mine somewhere if I find it will post. It was the baby blue custom deluxe with the OEM 283 option. I had an eight track in later with the cassette converter. You could put two kegs in the back 8 girls with lounge chairs and drive it in the middle of the creek set the speakers out on the top and get down charlie brown.

I hit a 4 point buck one time coming back from lake Buckhorn and it didn't even dent the bumper.

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