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67HEAVEN


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1. People here are Canadian (for the most part). biggrin

2. People here are a bit older than 21 (for the most part). biggrin

3. People here like old cars.

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Return with me now to those thrilling days of yesteryear.......
1967

Just a little something I put together several years ago.

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67HEAVEN wrote:

1. People here are Canadian (for the most part). biggrin

2. People here are a bit older than 21 (for the most part). biggrin

3. People here like old cars.

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Return with me now to those thrilling days of yesteryear.......
1967

Just a little something I put together several years ago.


I was 10. I wish I'd been born in 67 instead of 57! I like the 67 cars better (except for 57 Pontiacs, love them)

 



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I was 5 now 1977 that was a good year got laid for first time

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cool stuff!
this '67 SS427 ad is (i think) one of the best ever printed.
i have a hard copy of it. aww
1967ImpalaSS427ad2.jpg

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THAT is a beautiful car!

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Sweet Site! Bob....   1967 was eventfull for me..... June-- going to Sackville High School in New Brunswick..June 15 asked my girlfriend to marry me..June 18 graduated High School!..June 26 sworn in to Royal Canadian Air Force.. July 3rd left for basic training in Halifax, then St Jean Qc at Royal Militay College..  Sept 12 transfered to C.F.B.Clinton... Oct 13 married at air base...That was my  1967.......lol

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

67HEAVEN wrote:

1. People here are Canadian (for the most part). biggrin

2. People here are a bit older than 21 (for the most part). biggrin

3. People here like old cars.

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Return with me now to those thrilling days of yesteryear.......
1967

Just a little something I put together several years ago.


I was 10. I wish I'd been born in 67 instead of 57! I like the 67 cars better (except for 57 Pontiacs, love them)


57 Pontiac Pathfinder deluxe 4d Safari wagon One of the nicest cars ever built . But I might be a little bias on that one



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69 belair wrote:

cool stuff!
this '67 SS427 ad is (i think) one of the best ever printed.
i have a hard copy of it. aww


I agree. Beautiful car. Used hoods are now going for over $3,500.00 evileye

Notice the 427 fender emblems? I have a pair, just waiting for the car. biggrin No other Chevy ever got those fender emblems.....just the 1967 SS427.

If you ordered a 427 in any other '67 Chevy (even a non-SS Impala hardtop or convertible), you got the regular 427 flags that we all remember.

Unlike '66 and '68 when you could order 425hp, the strongest 427 in '67 was 385hp, right? Wrong. Not if you special-ordered a COPO......and one of these already very rare SS427 Chevys came just that way. I even know the name and current address of the first owner. biggrin



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Hi 67Heaven. What a great bunch of pics. That has to be the nicest vet I've ever seen. You can sure be proud of that one.
Leo

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Leo wrote:

Hi 67Heaven. What a great bunch of pics. That has to be the nicest vet I've ever seen. You can sure be proud of that one.
Leo


         Well said..   love that car..   When I WIN the Super 7 Friday night, I am going to Pro Team in Ohio, and buy the closest I can get to it.....chew.gif

         Heres a little dream of mine... I find a big block, mint, trailer queen(insert make)with plastic wrapped around tires, and pay cash for it, and carefully start it, at at the owners home,  back out on to the street, honk the horn, wave, then do a burnout, until He cant see the car anymore... I actually did that once, in '74 at Brantford, in my 66 427-425 Coupe......



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Heres a little dream of mine... I find a big block, mint, trailer queen(insert make)with plastic wrapped around tires, and pay cash for it, and carefully start it, at at the owners home,  back out on to the street, honk the horn, wave, then do a burnout, until He cant see the car anymore... I actually did that once, in '74 at Brantford, in my 66 427-425 Coupe......



Hahahaha. We must have been separated at birth, Carl. rofl.gif



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Hahahaha. We must have been separated at birth, Carl. rofl.gif


      I WOULD LET YOU ADOPT ME, IF IT GAVE ME ACCESS, TO YOUR CAR COLLECTION....biggrinbiggrin



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      I WOULD LET YOU ADOPT ME, IF IT GAVE ME ACCESS, TO YOUR CAR COLLECTION....biggrin


Wait a few months. I'll soon have room for a few more. biggrin



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Wow!     another  Steve Plunkett!!

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Hardly. biggrin

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ive been waitin to use this somewhere


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1967 was a watershed year for sure. THe summer of love, hippie protests, Vietnam, Centennial celebrations. I was 12 yr old and got a Centennial coin set for having highest GPA in grade6. I still have most of it. I was going into junior high in the fall and felt grown up. I had my own radio which was constantly on. The music of that year is some of the best of the century.
The cars of North America were at their peak.

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I was born the end of 66, so 67 was a blurr, dad bought a used 67 Chevelle wagon in 67, the car apparently had to go back to the dealers for service,we kept the car until I was 16, the frame had rotted out, rest of the car was good, went to scrap, then we got the red Beaumont for a service loaner dad got a 67 Nova 327 P.G. white over bright blue int, had buckets and console, apparently he didnt want to give it back, mom said he had to, dumb mom.

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I was 5 now 1977 that was a good year got laid for first time



I wasn't even a glint in the milkman's eye in 67', and in 77', i was only 2



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1967 was a great year!

Things I still own from that year:

A centennial dollar

All 100 of the hot number one hits from Billboard on my iPod

And last but not least my 1967 Beaumont

I fired her up this week. Not sure if I did it because someone said you should do it every couple of months or if I needed to sit in the seat dreaming of spring.


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I wasn't even a glint in the milkman's eye in 67', and in 77', i was only 2


       While you guys were babies, I was driving in a 2 door post, bucket seat 4 speed  Hot Rod     want to see?     lol


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I fired her up this week. Not sure if I did it because someone said you should do it every couple of months or if I needed to sit in the seat dreaming of spring.

clap.gif Didn't it sound good? It is better than sex....

 


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-- Edited by Carl Stevenson at 19:43, 2009-01-16

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1960 MORRIS MINOR @ SACKVILLE N.B. 1965.jpg



While you guys were babies, I was driving in a 2 door post, bucket seat 4 speed  Hot Rod     want to see?     lol


Okay, we were separated at birth, Carl. My first car was a 1953 Morris Minor. Bucket seats, 4-speed and reversed rims. rofl.gif



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Scary!!!!!!!!!!!!   there was a day, I would not tell anyone about the Morris Minor... Mum paid 600.00 for it and it was mint... You know what?, in 1965-66 I had WHEELS!   I was cool because I wasn't walking...........  It was in those days, that Will Campbell ordered the 66 Strato Chief 2 door white 396 4speed  red bench seat interior    Added a hood scoop and I was "in love"1966 PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF 396 cu in 4 speed.jpg1966 396 4 SPEED IN 1967 NEW BRUNSWICK (Custom).jpg with it...

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The Strato Chief emblems on your car have to be one of the best scripts I've ever seen on any GM car. Got a close up shot?


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