1974 Impala Wagon 4500

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  1. jwdtenn

    jwdtenn Well-Known Member

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    LOL 4900 with a rotted floor at rat shat gumbah's all over the interior? This dude been at the crack house WAYYYYYY too long!
     
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    WOW! need some of that bad azz GANJA!
     
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    I must admit, he did pick a photogenic site to snap this car. I always liked that area around Carlisle. I think it's nice.
     
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    "This car was driven up from Texas to Pennsylvania in 2001"
    I wonder how many of them there clamshells they drove up from Texas on that there drive? o_O:D
    I sure wouldn't want to be caught in the front of a stampede of the critters.:eek:
    They could easily take out moving trains, cities, mountain ranges. :D
     
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    I agree! Someone is also in the crack house if they paid that
     
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    It is a neat car for me to see, because a green '74 Impala wagon was one of the last clamshell I ever remember seeing around here until I bought mine in 2008. In the early 90s, we had a neighbor with a wagon identical to this one, of course it was like new back then. lol. I loved the '74s back then I would admire it and even still remember the air freshener fragrance it had in it. lol. Later I would see a yellowish '73 Custom Cruiser wagon in town from time to time in the mid 90s, then that was the last clam I ever seen until I purchased mine. Since then I have only seen one other, a green '74 Grand Safari e/wood-grain one time at a local cruise-in about 5 years ago, I haven't seen it since.
     
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