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Crayola Vette showed up for cruise nite earlier this year.. always a big hit with the kids.
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seen at tonight's cruise nite..it's been a while since I've seen this ride , so I managed to quit talking and take a curbside pic before they left...
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Taken at our 1st employee Car Show. Owner had recently upgraded to this 502 crate motor. Ground shook when this beast fired up.
sometimes all I do is sit on the curb taking in the sights and sounds from the cruise nite..
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seen at Downers Grove cruise nite...this beauty never did stop and park ,so had to catch it as best I could...
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mere pictures cannot convey how great this pro-street Nova is..
from cruse nite archives
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A beautiful orange Chevy 3100 displayed in front of the old Specchio Ford dealership -Watkins Glen,NY I love hanging around after the festival has mostly wound down, still plenty to see and photograph. Oh, the live band is still playing with a large crowd up the street but many of the cars are gone. Franklin Street is still closed to traffic but will re-open at 8pm. The evening light is wonderfull and fun.
from all perspectives car shows are always wonderfully vibrant with color...
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the legendary 409 was introduced in 1961 with 409 max torque, The 409 enjoyed widespread availability for the first time—and truly got on the map—with the 409-horsepower version introduced for 1962. This was no doubt the version of the engine the Beach Boys were singing about in their 1962 hit song, 409. Sporting big-valve heads and a dual-quad intake manifold with a pair of Carter AFB D-Series carburetors, the engine quickly became top dog at the drag strips and drive-ins of the time, where it was known as the “Oh-nine Oh-nine” in hot rod slang. That is, 409 cubic inches, 409 horsepower, one horsepower per cubic inch.
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