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Old 10-04-2004, 08:47 AM
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Nice job----Very interior--Saddle/Lucerne blue make a nice color combo---- --------------------------------------------------In memory of Grandma Rose -------
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Old 10-04-2004, 07:17 PM
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Hey JoeG, being a New Yorker you'll appreciate the fact that they bought this car new from Ruckles Pontiac in Yonkers, NY! They were both raised in Brooklyn and lived in NY their whole lives. True Native New Yorkers.
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Old 10-04-2004, 07:24 PM
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Don Ruckles?

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Old 10-05-2004, 02:16 AM
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Gotta love Don Rickles. We have photos of Gramma Rose with him too! She was a wild woman in her day.
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Old 10-05-2004, 08:19 AM
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Hey that is Billy Sherbert from one of my favorite movies Casino!
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Old 10-05-2004, 05:37 PM
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Is that a pic of Tom Jones? Hope your kids will enjoy the car in yrs to come. I have 3 little ones all 5 & under. I hope they take over/maintain my little collection of Trans Ams & Judges.
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Old 10-05-2004, 08:27 PM
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Yes that is a photo of Tom Jones. If you look closely in the upper right corner you can see the actor (I cant think of his name) who at the time played the principal on "Room 222", He more recently played the father in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding". Back in late 50 to early 70s, my grandfather Simon was VP of ABC television. My grandmother was one of those devout corporate wives who was the consummate entertainer. Her dinner parties were famous! We have some amazing photos of them with all sorts of interesting people. I have a whole series of them with JFK and Jackie and Dick Nixon from the 1960 Presidential debates, as well as Whitehouse photos with Truman, JFK and Nixon. They used to go to all of the Olympics when ABC did the coverage. At Grandma Rose's funeral, my Aunt regaled us with a famous story of my grandmother's wit and manners: It seemed that my grandfather was the "money man" at ABC, so all the hollywood starlets would gravitate toward him at dinner parties like a little harem. At one occasion in NYC in the late 60's a georgous blonde came running across the room and lept in the air and jumped onto my grandfather, straddling her legs around him midsection while yelling "thank you, thank you". It seems she had just gotten some movie part and thought he had some pull in getting her the part. My aunt then told us who that blonde was: SHARON TATE! (the starlot who later became a Charles Manson victim) The lesson: Never mess with Grandma Rose.
Well anyway I could probably fill an entire website with the photos of those two. Definitely neat people
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Old 10-06-2004, 05:34 AM
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<font color="blue"> Very cool car.
I had a 1979 T/A &amp; loved driving it. </font>
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I just took off the old Torque Thrust mags and installed a set of the original honeycomb wheels I bought off of ebay. It totally changed the look of the car. I love those wheels! I also found an NOS filler piece for the space between the front bumper and grill. You gotta love 70's technology. I always thought the original piece was plastic...it was actually rubber which dried up and crumbled away after 29 years! Happy Halloween! NJsteve
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The mags looked nice but the honeycomb wheels really make the car look good.
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