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Old 04-01-2026, 07:31 PM
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Hard for me to pick just one memory.

I don't remember it myself but I know when my sister was born Dad and I went down to Royal and picked up the GTO instead of going to see Mom and Jenny in the hospital. That was September 1964.

I remember flat towing the GTO to the track and pretending "Casper the Friendly Ghost" was driving.

Also taking the '65 to A&W for root beer and hot dogs. I can say with authority that the little cup holder indent in the glovebox has been used as intended.

Going to the drag strip and losing the siren to my Buddy L tow truck in the dirt. Going back the next weekend and finding it in the dirt (since we parked in the same spot).

I remember taking our '68 to Florida. At the time any of the cars built for hot climates were built with the steel front bumper, so folks down there were really excited to see an endura front bumper. We had to have that bumper painted about 4 times within the first year of ownership because the paint didn't stick.

K



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