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| THE LOBBY A gathering place. Introductions, sports, showin' off your ride, birthday-anniversary-milestone, achievements, family oriented humor. |
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Dang shame they can't build things that make sense like this anymore. Way to many people buying trucks that don't "use" trucks, so they end up being more pretty than they are useful.
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This vvvvvv
Why it matters: I don't recall this roof profile in a Chevrolet...experts say? |
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Check out the Gremi in the background...so this must be approx early '70's?
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For you Texas fans..."Royal Bros. Texas Jacks Racing Team"
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And now: Some ROYAL Pontiac-tion!
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Bill Sidwell '61 Pontiac
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I forget the actual name of that roofline but it was the standard for all but the Sport version. The sport version was more of a fastback style that didn't have the over hang like the base sedan models. 61 was the only year it came like that. Didn't Pontiac have a similar version in 61 called the bat wing? or something like that.
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