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Those wheels would look SWEET on daddy's truck. :lol:

 

 

I think we will have a better chance seeing MS3DALES Wheels before we see Those wheels on Daddy's Truck!

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I think we will have a better chance seeing MS3DALES Wheels before we see Those wheels on Daddy's Truck!

 

:uhoh: !!

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Growing up my mom had a 1981 Impala Wagon. That car had a 350 Deesel in it. :thumbs: I kinda wish I had that car now :lol:

 

This is a caprice, but that looked kinda similar . . .

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My parents traded it for a 1991 Olds Custom Cruiser

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Ahhh memories. :lol:

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FAMILY TRUCKSTER! :thumbs:

 

As much as I like wagons... I can't get my wife to like one.

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FAMILY TRUCKSTER! :lol:

 

As much as I like wagons... I can't get my wife to like one.

 

 

EEEEEEEWWWWW!! that thing should be in the Hall OF Shame!!

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