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Fantastic. I wish him the best. He looks like a good dude.
Tell him internet stranger says, “Happy Birthday, you dapper dad!”
Beautiful car. Was that a Bellair?
Metallic mint green?
Metallic mint green?
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I always like to imagine how their lives were and what they were doing at that time in their life. I see pictures of young people and think of all the plans, hopes and dreams they had. I look back on pictures of me when I was young and remember where I was, and usually how different things turned out from what I had planned..
Chevrolet BelAir convertible. ~1953. Very nice. Top of the line.