Do you love big bluegill?
Should be a guide book for old farts.
Started by Keith Ritter. Last reply by David, aka, "McScruff" Jun 30, 2018.
Love the old Catalogs ! Here's the Burke Company 1972 Catalog .Enjoy Guys .I ordered fly fishing plastic Terrestrials from Burke/Creme about 4 years ago through the mail the ol' fashioned way .Great…Continue
Started by John Sheehan. Last reply by John Sheehan Sep 18, 2015.
Here is a Mitchell 310 UL on the left and a 308 on the right. They are almost the same size…Continue
Started by Kelly Peterson. Last reply by Craig "GoneFishin" Pence Feb 23, 2015.
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My first was a 1961 Chevy Impala 2 door that dad let me use. My actual first purchased by and for myself car was an used Oldsmobile F-85 in 1966-do not remember its year but something in the early 60's. It was sort of the first small cars of its time like a compact.
Just looked it up on Google-it was a 1962 just like this car-even color is the same.
1966 VW bug 1300 cc was my first in the 10th grade then a 1966 mustang with Shelby running gear my 11 and 12 grade ( the car would do 140mph lucky I'm still here)
MY FIRST VEHICLE WAS A 63 CHEVY Bel Air my Dad let me use . We called it the Lepard cause my buddy and I painted primer on the rust spots and never got around to painting the whole car..... Straight 6 auto on the column and drove the heck outta it........
Oh man these are scarce as hens teeth round here LOFR and super tuff vehicles also..... thanks for the pic......
Ok , since we are talking about old vehicals let me show yall " Bruiser , the Land Cruiser" , he is part of the family, thinking about doing a wrap on him , what would you think would look better ? , a snow pattern or camo, or a big bluegill on the side? LOFRBruiser is a 1979 Toyota Land Cruiser with less than 50,000 miles
my first car was a 1980 chevy monza i bought from my aunt .
My first vehicle was a 1951 International pickup. Glass top on the fuel pump, glass fuel filter. Big industrial 6 cylinder with a top speed of 70 mph. 6 volt electrical system. LOVED that old truck!
the heck of it is; one of the cars I use to have; was a old 1940;s model HUDSON!! how many people; remember all of these classic cars? and they were built like a tank! not like todays; cars made out of tin metal!
Kinda looks like my 57 Oldsmobile 371 with tri-power. Probably a good thing I got rid of it it, it was always tempting me do the unmentionable..
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