A very few of my old rides part 2
 

Let's try this again
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[QUOTE=stalkingbear;4244]Looks like you had a bunch of fun.... interesting Ford Econoline.... what a crack up! I really love the Camaro RS - nice looking.[/QUOTE
Chevy my freind, Chevy

Love the Camaro and what looks like a Yenko Nova, sweet!
Is the shot of the Camaro at lake Sammamish?

Cool Pics!!! I like the dark colored nova...and that camaro. It is also my dream to have a hugger orange '68 nova, just like my father had.

I took that shot from the Sand Point Naval Base on Lake Washington. It's now Magnuson Park.

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This is my last pride and joy that I traded for my Chevelle.

Nice rides, the 69 Camaro in particular. What's with the van? That thing looke like it would do an endo if you hit the brakes too fast! I'll bet you would get seasick driving it.

What's up with the Corvan?:confused:

In the late 60's and early 70's around the greater Seattle area, "Shorty's" were very popular. I remember in particular several shorty vans and a '55 chev shorty wagon that used to hang out down at Golden Gardens. The '55 Chev wagon and another '57 chev shorty wagon came from the Mountlake Terrace area. Bills Wheels and Chevrolane on Aurora Ave had several on their lots for sale. I know, I'm really dating myself now! :D

Nice; thank you for sharing...