Pictures of players

[BFOOT1]

Stamp, positive thoughts for you and your wife...........Question is that a 1968 Camaro or Firebird behind you?

I do believe it is a 1968 Camaro, as my dad has a 1968 Camaro, it is very familiar to dads.

[SFRT - Frenchy]

It's a Firebird (because I know, not because of the pic). Otherwise you can ID a 67 from a 68 with the door window. 67 has the old school front piece of the window that swivels, 68 it's a one piece window. And if Im not mistaken 68 is the first year where front/rear reflective side fender markers were mandatory. Talking from memory here, I might be all wrong 

[Stampf]

Stamp, positive thoughts for you and your wife...........Question is that a 1968 Camaro or Firebird behind you?

Thank you Flyer, very much, and thank you everyone for all the wishes and prayers.  Tricia continues to fight the good fight here.  Frenchy is correct not only about the year and model but also correct about how to tell a '67 from a '68.  The vent window and side reflectors are the only changes for '68 - outside of 327 Cid. to 350 Cid as standard V-8 option.



Thanks all again.  Very appreciated here.

[Someguy63]

Picture of me.

[Dragon]

Damn Stampf.  The only thing harder than losing your wife would be sitting around in some guys back yard drinking homebrew surrounded by 11's and SW's.   

Stay strong!

[zack1234]

That picture is not you its Adolf Hitler before he found out he had one spud and got angry and decided to gain power and start a war

First time i have seem Adolf wearing a bowler hat though +1

[Bizman]

That picture is not you its Adolf Hitler before he found out he had one spud and got angry and decided to gain power and start a war

First time i have seem Adolf wearing a bowler hat though +1

No no, that's not Adolf Hitler, that's Adenoid Hynkel. Their initials are identical, though, as well as their looks. And manners...

[Someguy63]

 

[craz07]

TO POOP ON!!  Pic from last year, mama and baby..  and second picture is of me and mama cruisin the increasingly dangerous roads of the vineyard, might of been the time we saw some baboon fall off his scooter into oncoming traffic haha fool!!

[rvflyer]

Thank you Flyer, very much, and thank you everyone for all the wishes and prayers.  Tricia continues to fight the good fight here.  Frenchy is correct not only about the year and model but also correct about how to tell a '67 from a '68.  The vent window and side reflectors are the only changes for '68 - outside of 327 Cid. to 350 Cid as standard V-8 option.

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Thanks all again.  Very appreciated here.

Being a Camaro fan I have owned 8 of them, only first gen I have not owned is a 1968. I have owned 2 1969s and 1 1967 and a 1970 and various years since then up to 2010 just sold last month. Here is my current Camaro 1969.


And under the hood a Corvette LT-1 fuel injection engine

[Stampf]

Being a Camaro fan I have owned 8 of them, only first gen I have not owned is a 1968. I have owned 2 1969s and 1 1967 and a 1970 and various years since then up to 2010 just sold last month. Here is my current Camaro 1969.


And under the hood a Corvette LT-1 fuel injection engine

That must surprise the 5.0 boyz.

Very sharp Flyer.  I like it.

[zack1234]

Why have all you colonials got old cars?

My car is two years old

[morfiend]

Why have all you colonials got old cars?

My car is two years old

 For the same reason the driver never wears a mac in the pouring rain!

                           


      very strange!


   

   

[rvflyer]

Why have all you colonials got old cars?

My car is two years old

That sounds like an old car to me. My others are a 2014 Dodge Ram Hemi Pickup and a 2014 Chevrolet Impala. :-) As to why I like Old cars one reason they are easy to work on another is I never have to register it or license it because it falls into a "Special Interest Category" Plus they are just plain cool.

[rvflyer]

For the same reason the driver never wears a mac in the pouring rain!

                           


      very strange!


   

  What is a mac?