Falcon Ranchero

Don't they eat the male after? or is that just what the Black Widow Spider does

That must be cool to have a tropical bird; a local and now non-existant pet shop had a Blue/Gold Macaw, a really big parrot, named Sunshine, who was not for sale but was owned by the owner, but then she passed and the Macaw ended up in some zoo or something, but died shortly after. It was like 70 years old or maybe a little younger.

Free the children!

Visit the Dealership!

But also this li'l toad

but don't forget...

Blue/teal first gen Datsun 240Z

This just came for sale: 1966 Newport, 383, $5,000

like the Pacer

Mother with two cubs

produced the Gremlin

1967 Dodge Monaco, 318, $10,000

1968 Newport convertible, 383, $12,500

And steady hands

1950s cars yielded some space age designs towards the end of the decade.

Real cool ?I have the General Lee and Dixie (Daisy’s Jeep) as models. That’s neat you built Cooter’s truck.

1966 Windsor 2-door, 383, $4,000

What appeared to be a '65 Shelby GT350 clone, as it was hopped up on the rear so I don't think someone would do that to a real Shelby

Yellow '66 Mustang with a black convertible top (the top was up). Must've been a 6 cylinder car 'cause I barely heard the thing comin'.

I've seen this several times; always makes me sad they wrecked a '59, but it also shows that, yes, they don't make cars like they used to, and safety has come a long way. The 2009 fared better in the collision than the '59, a cruel reminder to be safe on the streets when cruising in your classic.

This beauty just went up for sale a few hours ago, a nicely optioned '65 Sport Fury with Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows, rebuilt 727 Transmission, and WORKING A/C! $22,000. No mention of engine size or photos under the hood.

Such a beautiful car; really liking those rims. Four-doors can be sporty, too. Thanks for sharing, and good luck finding the station wagon version.

Getting irritated beccause the first breeze of frigid cold wind blew in yesterday and still persists today. It's like 25 degrees (Celsius) in the sun but that wind is just bitter; had to put on a jacket in the middle of the day! Fall is coming, and with it, school. But starting college I at least don't need to ride the stupid bus anymore

There are quite a few of these cars for sale in our Province, and for very modest prices. I have a bunch here with their respective prices just to get an idea of what's selling and what they're going for: 1967 Imperial, 440, $7,000 1967 Dodge Monaco, $5,000 (damaged rear) 1968 Chrysler 300 convertible , 440, $9,500 1968 Plymouth Fury convertible, 318, $3,000 My personal favourite, 1965 Chrysler 300, 383, $9,500 1966 Chrysler Windsor, 440, Mint Interior, $5,000 1967 Newport, $7,000 1965 Dodge Custom 880, 383, $8,000 1965 Plymouth Fury, 318, $10,000 1968 Chrysler 300, 440, $5,500

Yeah I’m more of a white vinyl top guy myself, but what caught my eye was that the Nova I saw was light electric blue, not dark blue but it did look pretty nice. Mind you I saw it from afar and for only about five seconds so I guess anything looks good from that perspective.