I've seen every post on the blog to answer Ben's question. I will continue for the rest of my life or as long as it is here. I am about the same age as you if not a couple years younger so I'm looking forward to many great finds in the future.
Last time I was in Seattle I went on a walk in a neighborhood roughly around 75th and Fremont Ave. and found one of my favorite old parked cars of all time, an orange 1968 Firebird: http://s19.postimg.org/7pmql01b7/DSC00011.jpg
Not the most unique vehicle I've found but it just has a rugged and cool presence that makes it stand out.
Best of OPC. 
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thin-stripe whitewalls on body-colored steelies with chrome hubcaps looking so freaking good.
man, that thing is clean. i'd guess it'd been restored, except no one in his right mind would restore a four-door rambler.
such an opc.
I've seen every post on the blog to answer Ben's question. I will continue for the rest of my life or as long as it is here. I am about the same age as you if not a couple years younger so I'm looking forward to many great finds in the future.
Last time I was in Seattle I went on a walk in a neighborhood roughly around 75th and Fremont Ave. and found one of my favorite old parked cars of all time, an orange 1968 Firebird:
http://s19.postimg.org/7pmql01b7/DSC00011.jpg
Not the most unique vehicle I've found but it just has a rugged and cool presence that makes it stand out.
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