Nice car! DROOL! So pristine.I like speed
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This is the car I Have owned since I was 17 (1976)
1966 Dodge Charger
My son making a pass at the local drag strip
Keep in mind, the Sedan DeVille is the 4 door version. The one in this picture would be a Coupe DeVille ;~)) The DeVille designation was initially a trim package for the "Series 62" Cadillacs that first appeared in 1940 and were last made in 1964 as the entry level Cadillac. 1965 introduced the Calais as the entry level model and all Series 62s were DeVilles from that point forward.I'd love to have a 60s sedan deville.....
1965 Cadillac DeVille
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Wood Library Or Private Stock Gun?
lol. Yeah, that too.
Steve, I still haven't taken up Pickle ball. I know I said that this year was a "for sure" thing, but the friend that has courts and leagues and all that has a wife who has cancer and he hasn't played once this year.
You’ll love it.
I was watching Pickle Ball on TV (yes, it is and I did) because Agassi and McEnroe were playing. They were obviously paid to play this "made for TV match" in order to promote the sport. Agassi said that he had never played, but that he kept hearing "this is what all the old tennis players do now."
But seriously, I want more strenuous exercise as well as competition.
I was watching Pickle Ball on TV (yes, it is and I did) because Agassi and McEnroe were playing. They were obviously paid to play this "made for TV match" in order to promote the sport. Agassi said that he had never played, but that he kept hearing "this is what all the old tennis players do now."
Unlike basketball and softball, I quit playing tennis in my late 20s, but now that I'm not playing basketball or softball anymore, I need something to do. I'd prefer more running. I've watched enough of it now to know that in doubles, there is not much if any running and not a ton of moving around. It's been described as a cross between tennis and ping pong, and in that comparison, it is much closer to ping pong, as there can be a LOT of running and cutting in tennis. But, I'm old and it has now been a couple years since I played basketball or softball, so all that running and cutting may sound better on paper than in practice.
One other issue is... my wife is interested in playing and wants to take it up "together." My wife has many fine qualities, (Looks HOT in her little tennis outfits!) but is not the most athletic person in the world. She decided she wanted to play tennis years ago and when we tried, she'd get mad at me for not hitting it right too her. I understand she was a beginner and I was not blasting winners down the lines, I was lobbing them back and she would get frustrated if I didn't hit them exactly where she wanted them. She played with my mom (who had orders of magnitude more patience than I did) and liked it but gave up after a few tries. Hopefully I can get some more competitive playing in with my friend, and then some with her as well. I've already seen enough of the game to know I'll enjoy it, and I'm ready to get started!
Rando boomer out
what is your other one?
Wine and cheese wheels?
That's how it goes both here and at the beach.
lol… I was trying to infer that sexy time was our first physical activity together but… who am I kidding, it’s now pickle ball.
I wish!
My wife and I get schooled regularly by old farts (meant lovingly).
Even searching out the ancient ones with crap knees that can barely walk to the court doesn't work. They just stand there and smash the ball to somewhere you aren't.
