Zodiac Blue '73's together
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Zodiac Blue '73's together
A fellow '73 owner (Gary C.) and I got together in Loveland, Colorado for a joint photo shoot we'd been discussing. I know some of you are offended by anything newer than a '72, but you might just be missing something. 
And yes, in deference to our older cousins, we both have "C" heads on our big blocks. Sometimes older is better, just don't tell that to my wife!
And yes, in deference to our older cousins, we both have "C" heads on our big blocks. Sometimes older is better, just don't tell that to my wife!
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Nice Pictures! I can appreciate the 73-77 vintage cars and know how nice they are to drive as I've owned several. Your pictures are way cool as the two cars have the same or very close to the same paint/interior combinations. Thanks for sharing
John
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I think they look pretty good meself, but having a 74 Hurst I'm biased.
Ya gotta remember there are hardcore Oldsmobile people who think the Division never built anything but 68-72 A-bodies, and that Ninety Eights and Toronados are nothing but 455 sources for the A-car.
Ya gotta remember there are hardcore Oldsmobile people who think the Division never built anything but 68-72 A-bodies, and that Ninety Eights and Toronados are nothing but 455 sources for the A-car.
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From: Grand Ledge, MI
No offence taken, but looking at most any Olds is always cool! I would be proud to park either in my garage. I understand your issue I have 2004 Alero coupe and many turn their nose up at it, even at all Oldsmobile shows.
BTW I am little partial to Blue
Pat
BTW I am little partial to Blue
Pat
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