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Classic car enthusiasts step right in

I was going to get a GTO hood for this 68 LeMans and turn it into a GTO clone, because even in the late 80's GTO's were getting too expensive to beat on. And so the thread drift really begins.....

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My current Classic car is actually a fairly modern low production regular cab short bed Toyota Tundra with a few modifications....
Nope. I was mistaken because my 2007 is not old enough to be considered a classic, it's a future classic.

However, my 2002 4WD V8 SR5 regular cab long bed Tundra is about to reach classic status because it will be 25 years old in two short years.
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This rare model already has a cult following and mine rolled past 200,000 miles yesterday afternoon.
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Nope. I was mistaken because my 2007 is not old enough to be considered a classic, it's a future classic.

However, my 2002 4WD V8 SR5 regular cab long bed Tundra is about to reach classic status because it will be 25 years old in two short years.
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This rare model already has a cult following and mine rolled past 200,000 miles yesterday afternoon.
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Thats in great shape ! Nice 👍
 
My 92 Ford F150 had dual tanks. Where is that option these days? I could take on fuel and would not have to weight down the rear of the truck in the winter. Fuel injected 302 V8 pre-coyote. I got 22 miles per gallon on the highway...great truck. Should have kept that one.
 
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