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Well if they don't you have a plow to push them out of the way.

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I have some Cheers and Gears door magnets I can send you.

Will they get me past security at auto shows and GM facilities?

Autoshows just require credentialing from me.

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Both Green and ROPOS go on the block.

Bills get paid.

And just maybe, the wagon gets some attention.

Sounds like a good plan! :)

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You guys are evil.

That one that Balthy posted is a '72, not a '71 as listed. It always bugs me when sellers know so little about a car they are selling that they get the year wrong.

No, I won't be buying another Camino just now.

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You guys are evil.

That one that Balthy posted is a '72, not a '71 as listed. It always bugs me when sellers know so little about a car they are selling that they get the year wrong.

No, I won't be buying another Camino just now.

We shall both be devils this Xmas and tease you with our El Camino finds. :P One will eventually nail you to the garage! :D

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There's a gray '73 Laguna coupe in the back yard at (hopefully) my new place of employment. Haven't had a chance to look at it up close, but it appears in good condition from a perspective of longing.

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There's a gray '73 Laguna coupe in the back yard at (hopefully) my new place of employment. Haven't had a chance to look at it up close, but it appears in good condition from a perspective of longing.

Let us know when you nail your new employement! Good Luck and make sure to snap a pic or two. :)

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Here you go Camino, why keep that big gas guzzler when you can have this, the answer to all your plowing needs... :P

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If I'm not mistaken I believe the Fiat 126 was the basis of the Yugo as well. I didn't bother reading the info on the car, I just posted the pic cause I thought of Camino when I saw it, but my initial thought was that it was possibly a Yugo, so I guess I wasn't that far off.

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If I'm not mistaken I believe the Fiat 126 was the basis of the Yugo as well. I didn't bother reading the info on the car, I just posted the pic cause I thought of Camino when I saw it, but my initial thought was that it was possibly a Yugo, so I guess I wasn't that far off.

Close..the Yugo was based on the Fiat 127...the 126 was rear engined, the 127 front engine/fwd.

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If I'm not mistaken I believe the Fiat 126 was the basis of the Yugo as well. I didn't bother reading the info on the car, I just posted the pic cause I thought of Camino when I saw it, but my initial thought was that it was possibly a Yugo, so I guess I wasn't that far off.

Close..the Yugo was based on the Fiat 127...the 126 was rear engined, the 127 front engine/fwd.

I see, I admit I'm not too well informed when it comes to Fiat, though my father did own a couple many years ago. He had an early 70's Fiat Spyder which was wrecked in a rear end accident while on a date with my mother. The second was a Fiat 131 I believe which he had when I was very young, and it was a total lemon. Eventually he just left it on the side of the road one day and that was that. It wasn't even 10 years old at that point.

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