![]() 03/29/2020 at 21:07 • Filed to: Dots | ![]() | ![]() |
Every day it’s not raining I’m taking the opportunity to walk around my area to keep the cabin fever at bay. Also to help work off all the beer.
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I NEED THAT FESTIVA!
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That’s an impressive collection of cars for one locale .
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that Jag is about to get violated by the C hester the M olester van
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I saw it first
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Oooh that is some good dots. Yes please to that (EDIT:What is that Ford can?) Why are there so many vintage vans in your neighborhood?
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Those are some clean C/Ks
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The oldest ones? Early Econoline
/Falcon vans. The orange one is extended, I’ve never seen one like it before. As for why so many, I really don’t know. It’s pretty odd.
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It’s a nice area, but not so expensive that its only brand new cars around. Still plenty of people with interesting old cars and houses, thankfully
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I didn’t know the Falcon family of names was ever applied to a van ( a la Corvair Greenbrier). The Falcon van really looks like a Dodge A110 from the rear too. And the orange one exhibits the trait nearly all classic American vans share: the weld line for the extended body. I haven’t seen that many classic vans ever other than in Old Car City USA
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Wow, that Sierra longbed with the "sport skirt" is gorgeous.