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To: LTK007 who wrote (240565)	3/11/2010 11:18:55 AM
From: Slumdog	Respond to of 306849

OK Max, fair enough, but like it or not, we have something in common. Just so happens I owned several cars of the 1958 vintage. I had the '58 Chev Bel-Air, 2 door Sport coupe, two tone Coral and White, only a 6 cylinder though. A 58 Bel-Air 4 dr two. also '58 Pontiac Bonneville, Patina Ivory, with 370 cubic inch V-8, large Rochester, one of many carburetor options that year. Those also came with three deuces and injection. A friend used to store his 58 Buick Roadmaster convertible at my facility. That was one rare and beautiful piece IMO. I would take it around the block once in a while. My eldest brother is currently restoring three 55 Chryslers, one New Yorker Convertible, one New Yorker Town and Country Wagon, and a two dr. Windsor that he is making a 300 clone from, a "tribute car". Already has corvette front clip fitted, its nice. Heres a pic of a 55 Chrysler I found on Google. farm3.static.flickr.com I sold the Bonneville at Hot August Nights, in Reno, Nevada. It was near perfect and I regret it now. I was going with this gal at the time who was waaay to practical, she wanted to get into bloody real estate. Now shes gone, and so are all the cars! lol