Name that car , make model and year ???
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Buick
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No cuz Buick has the ports on the side so hmmmm
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Can we have any kind of hint?
Not a Buick hahahaha .”looks like one though
Im not sure of the year and really never saw one like that I can remember.. It was parked at a shopping center I went to today and snap a pic … It is considered a muscle car of the past , Well known make and name , style change dramatically in a few years of production ..
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67 GTO convertible 
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Next guess....
'65 Pontiac LeMans
There is enough metal there to build at least 3 modern Minivans. And that's before scavenging the interior.
There is enough metal there to build at least 3 modern Minivans. And that's before scavenging the interior.
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Nice!!! At least I was on the Pontiac track hahaha
If I got it right, do I win a prize??
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No you just get a big fat UP YOURS since I didn't get it right hahahaha!!! And for prosperities sake
Haha!!
Its hard to tell what's what with vehicles in different regions, sometimes.
My Aussie buddy talks about cars/trucks that I've never heard of.
American motors even had some odd looking vehicles in Australia that shared the same name with their U.S. counterparts. And, I've never seen a Holden 'round these parts.
The perverse pairing of a Subaru Brat and an S-10 was enough to call the Holden 'ute a truck, and grab the fastest production truck title, instead of our SRT-10s.
There, I've quit pouting already...
Its hard to tell what's what with vehicles in different regions, sometimes.
My Aussie buddy talks about cars/trucks that I've never heard of.
American motors even had some odd looking vehicles in Australia that shared the same name with their U.S. counterparts. And, I've never seen a Holden 'round these parts.
The perverse pairing of a Subaru Brat and an S-10 was enough to call the Holden 'ute a truck, and grab the fastest production truck title, instead of our SRT-10s.
There, I've quit pouting already...
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Call them what they will we all know a Holden is a Ute and a Ute ain't a real truck so our trucks are still the real winner and always will be! Hahaha
Now I'm done pouting and ranting lol
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Any pairing is a hybrid and not the real deal
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Is an el Camino a truck? Is a ranchero a truck? Not in my book but they are cool IMO
I thought the Demon held the record for a production car doing a wheelie(?) The picture clearly shows the mystery convertible doing a wheelie. But without a Driver, maybe the record attempt doesn't count.
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Close .. my guess was a1965 also looking at pic comparisons but look at the unredacted pic on the rear quarter panel ..
Half right on both accounts ,split the qubi doll hahahaha !No you just get a big fat UP YOURS since I didn't get it right hahahaha!!! And for prosperities sake
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