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Old 10-15-2006, 08:30 PM
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To destroy a fixable 65 Fullsize is a travisty in itself. The design of the 65 Fullsize cars is what drew me in towards being a car guy in the first place. My stepfathers 65 Bonnie Convertible was a thing of beauty. I would sit in it while in the garage and just imaging cruising. I would love a 65 4 door hardtop, in the light green color, black intieror, black vinyl top with eight lugs and a nice 421. What a helluva family cruiser. There is one on ebay right now out in california that I would love to have. I may be biased but for a sixties car nothing screams elegance like a 65 fullsize 4 door hardtop, 2 door hardtop or convertible. Just my .02 on this topic. Remember, the whole line up won car of the year in 65 for a reason. I go back to my old smoke signals and read about the 65 line in thier articles and makes me salvate.

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Old 11-12-2006, 09:05 AM
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hmmmm
if ANYBODY know about a 66 bonnie 4dr in nice cond
please let me know
I will certinly SAVE it
regards stig
66 bonnies forever

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