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Location: taupo new zealand
Name: chris
Gender: Male
Year: 1964
Car: bonneville
Trim: stock
Engine: 389
Style: Coupe
Color: white

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14 hours ago14 hr

very cool mix of cars Mate !!!

the hz grill looked bloody neat as !

the xb with the patina, looks nice too !, i have never seen a fe with a canopy !!!! bet thats rare as !

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Location: North Queensland, Australia
Name: Peter
Gender: Male
Year: 1965
Car: Grand Prix
Trim: Stand
Engine: 389 4BBL
Style: Coupe
Color: Red

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You know...I might be a redneck. The pic looks like a hillbilly meth lab but it's actually my place with me changing everything's oils all at once - a successful & rewarding experience. A mechanic will charge quite a bit to do an oil change, they'll use inferior quality oil bought in bulk and the job will be handed to the apprentice who will drain the old oil and as it's still dripping out will replace the drain plug and get the car finished because he's under the pump. I warmed up each engine (with a drive) and each drain was at least an hour. I use quality synthetic oil only ever bought when it's on special, because I'm a tightarse.