Day-two dreams: 1966 Chevy Biscayne L72
28 May, 2015
“On day one, it was driven off the car yard. On day two, it was punished on the drag strip” Imagine walking into your local car dealer, buying the
“On day one, it was driven off the car yard. On day two, it was punished on the drag strip” Imagine walking into your local car dealer, buying the
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I frequent the Caffeine and Classics event. It’s what appeals to me and it’s growing on me more and more as ‘my scene’. I guess with my move away from the
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