It belongs to Jill (had it a long time), has been referred to as the “purple people eater”
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NON Chevy’s in the Wild
- Thread starter nvrenuf
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F-250 still working for a living.
Sweet Buick at the Flying J
Sweet Buick at the Flying J
Saw this and a bunch of other muscle cars in Northern Alabama.
Power Tour bound.
I got to drive this beautiful ‘70 W200 through the parade today.
Snappy rode in the parade too.
This is the second time I see an amphi car.
My friend here has 2 of them and in 24 years that I have been here in the states I had never seen any others
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I’ve seen a couple, or maybe three. They are rare indeed.
On the waterfront today
Saw these while out a few days ago.
Yes, some very nice ones.
Our town has/ had a boat parade and several years ago, 7 amphi cars were in it (must have been a club). It is at dusk and the boats are decorated with lights. One of the amphi cars was shooting flames out the exhaust, looked cool.
I gotta know more about this turtle picture.
I had no idea those things could be domesticated.
The guy found it right after it was hatched, still had a little bit of egg shell on it yet. He has had it 31 years now and it weighs 60 lbs. It goes to the vet as needed. Loves getting his head petted. Has never snapped at anyone. Favorite food is bluegills and chicken breast.
Now I gotta have one.
As a dingy for the Sea Ray 
Can get to shore and drive to the groceries or nice restaurants
Oh you were talking tortoise
Can get to shore and drive to the groceries or nice restaurants
Oh you were talking tortoise
Trying to find out if this counts as a golf cart. If so I can drive it on roads with a 25 MPH or less speed limit. If I can register it as one, I’ll probably buy it.
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