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Paul Cepeda's 1959 Chevrolet El Camino
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Oh mother.
 
Saw these Sunday.
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T bird, had a window sticker that said praise the lowered.
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Saw this during lunch today
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Here's one you don't see everyday.

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I always said that I'd put a SBC in our Chevy Astro if we still had it. Shame that it got wrecked..... It's also slightly ironic that I hated that van, but now I'm looking for one for nostalgia's sake.
 
That Jeep Comanche looks way out of place there lol.
 
Gotbeefboy564
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They (and their counterparts, the Jeep Cherokee) were built in 2wd and 4wd variants. The most common variants of the MJ Comanche were 4.0L inline 6 cylinders with autos (I believe AW4 4 speed, but I'm not sure). They also came with 2.5L inline 4s, and manuals were offered behind both engines. If I had the money, I'd build a 2wd one into a street-strip truck with LS power. Of course, if my father decides to sell off our Jeep CJ, I'd also buy a 4wd one and make that into an off road rig.
 
Gotbeefboy564
@Cano saw these today at a Big Boy restruant car show
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Like two of those are done right, the rest are a disaster of randomness. Not anyone can build a successfull hot rod/stret rod.
 
Love those T buckets with flames down the sides!.

Never seen a Jeep Comanche before..LOOKS COOL AS!:cool:

Of course there are none in Australia:(
 
A Hurst 300. Never seen one? Google it. You'll like it.

In the same vein, Steve Strope's "Big", a 1971 Newport built for less than 10k like 5 years ago. To give you an idea of the size of this car, those wheels are 18s.
I want one in wagon form.
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