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about a vintage educationnal movie titled "Examination of stolen cars"
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How to steal a car circa 1968
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Re: How to steal a car circa 1968
Was that "the Flintstones" tire-skidding noise?
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Re: How to steal a car circa 1968
A 283/Powerglide Impala running from a 383 or 426/Torqueflite Fury? Fake, fake!!
Interesting. Funny they didn't use gloves. Wonder when that became SOP?
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Re: How to steal a car circa 1968
"Hey! These prints match this particular police officer! It all makes sense now... arrest him!"
Originally Posted by Neanderthal
In Montreal, the police would have just rammed that Bongo-van like in Mad Max.
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Re: How to steal a car circa 1968
Haha. Yeah, nice crime scene contamination practices... Originally Posted by Smaart Aas Saabr
"Hey! These prints match this particular police officer! It all makes sense now... arrest him!"
In Montreal, the police would have just rammed that Bongo-van like in Mad Max.
The van DESERVED to be rammed.
I like those si-reens on the fenders. Must cut top end by 10 MPH or more.
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Re: How to steal a car circa 1968
I do believe that was a Galaxy 500. Probably a 390 and a C6. I had a 66 LTD years ago and they were similiar. Originally Posted by Neanderthal
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Re: How to steal a car circa 1968
That VIN plate wouldn't fool anyone looking at it.
EDIT : the homemade VIN plate at 5:14 is QUITE different than the factory plate at 10:10Last edited by balthazar; 10-19-2012 at 08:54 AM.
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Re: How to steal a car circa 1968
That's cool
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