Van Nuys Boulevard 1972

DerekJohnson · November 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyl-smxvVgg

CFetters_Nacho_Lover · November 2022

Thanks Taft!

RaceBannon · November 2022

Ventura Highway

https://youtu.be/7RbvGllJGxw

PurpleThrobber · November 2022

Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

YellowSnow · November 2022

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

JoeEDangerously · November 2022

RaceBannon said:
Ventura Highway

https://youtu.be/7RbvGllJGxw

Great song

YellowSnow · November 2022

RaceBannon said:
Ventura Highway

https://youtu.be/7RbvGllJGxw

The first rock band I ever saw play live was America. They opened for the Beach Boys.

alumni94 · November 2022

YellowSnow said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

Fishpo31 · November 2022

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

Makes me think of cruising Riverside (#509) in 1977, listening to Rumors and Steve Miller…

RaceBannon · November 2022

YellowSnow said:

RaceBannon said:
Ventura Highway

https://youtu.be/7RbvGllJGxw
The first rock band I ever saw play live was America. They opened for the Beach Boys.

I saw them at the paramount theater. They started acoustic which was their brand on the radio. Then they plugged in and could really rock

This was when they first broke

YellowSnow · November 2022

alumni94 said:

YellowSnow said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

American Graffiti was the flick that started that entire genre though.

And it had cooler cars. Other than @BennyBeaver 's truck, Wooderson's Chevelle and that one GTO, the Dazed and Confused cars can't compete the American Graffiti. 1976 was a terrible year for cars. Just fucking terrible.

booker14 · November 2022

Fishpo31 said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

Makes me think of cruising Riverside (#509) in 1977, listening to Rumors and Steve Miller…

Cruised Riverside in 77/78 a lot - mostly in my buddy's '70 Camaro SS/RS 396. Fun times.

RaceBannon · November 2022

YellowSnow said:

alumni94 said:

YellowSnow said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

American Graffiti was the flick that started that entire genre though.

And it had cooler cars. Other than @BennyBeaver 's truck, Wooderson's Chevelle and that one GTO, the Dazed and Confused cars can't compete the American Graffiti. 1976 was a terrible year for cars. Just fucking terrible.

The American car dream died under the manboobs of oil embargos.

American makers needed more time to get their economy cars in there and the Japanese and Germans took advantage

The muscle car market collapsed and you could pick them up cheap. Worth a small fortune today

YellowSnow · November 2022

RaceBannon said:

YellowSnow said:

alumni94 said:

YellowSnow said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

American Graffiti was the flick that started that entire genre though.

And it had cooler cars. Other than @BennyBeaver 's truck, Wooderson's Chevelle and that one GTO, the Dazed and Confused cars can't compete the American Graffiti. 1976 was a terrible year for cars. Just fucking terrible.
The American car dream died under the manboobs of oil embargos.

American makers needed more time to get their economy cars in there and the Japanese and Germans took advantage

The muscle car market collapsed and you could pick them up cheap. Worth a small fortune today

When I was a kid my dad had a cousin who owned a 1976 El Dorado with a 500 CU power plant. In 1970 that engine had 400 HP. By 1976 it had 190 HP.

Fuck you @PurpleBaze for destroying muscle cars!

CFetters_Nacho_Lover · November 2022

YellowSnow said:

RaceBannon said:

YellowSnow said:

alumni94 said:

YellowSnow said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

American Graffiti was the flick that started that entire genre though.

And it had cooler cars. Other than @BennyBeaver 's truck, Wooderson's Chevelle and that one GTO, the Dazed and Confused cars can't compete the American Graffiti. 1976 was a terrible year for cars. Just fucking terrible.
The American car dream died under the manboobs of oil embargos.

American makers needed more time to get their economy cars in there and the Japanese and Germans took advantage

The muscle car market collapsed and you could pick them up cheap. Worth a small fortune today

When I was a kid my dad had a cousin who owned a 1976 El Dorado with a 500 CU power plant. In 1970 that engine had 400 HP. By 1976 it had 190 HP.

Fuck you @PurpleBaze for destroying muscle cars!

I always thought Baze was talking about the plane crashing in this gif but he's actually talking about the downfall of American muscle cars.

DerekJohnson · November 2022

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

YellowSnow said:

RaceBannon said:

YellowSnow said:

alumni94 said:

YellowSnow said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

American Graffiti was the flick that started that entire genre though.

And it had cooler cars. Other than @BennyBeaver 's truck, Wooderson's Chevelle and that one GTO, the Dazed and Confused cars can't compete the American Graffiti. 1976 was a terrible year for cars. Just fucking terrible.
The American car dream died under the manboobs of oil embargos.

American makers needed more time to get their economy cars in there and the Japanese and Germans took advantage

The muscle car market collapsed and you could pick them up cheap. Worth a small fortune today

When I was a kid my dad had a cousin who owned a 1976 El Dorado with a 500 CU power plant. In 1970 that engine had 400 HP. By 1976 it had 190 HP.

Fuck you @PurpleBaze for destroying muscle cars!

I always thought Baze was talking about the plane crashing in this gif but he's actually talking about the downfall of American muscle cars.

It took you this long to figure that out?

CFetters_Nacho_Lover · November 2022

DerekJohnson said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

YellowSnow said:

RaceBannon said:

YellowSnow said:

alumni94 said:

YellowSnow said:

PurpleThrobber said:
Life was so motherfucking good in the 70's and 80's.

Cruising was fun as shit. Nobody worried about getting shot. Cops would make you pour your beer out and go home.

Then of course, you'd go back out in somebody's else's car.

George Lucas says hold my beer!

American Graffiti was the flick that started that entire genre though.

And it had cooler cars. Other than @BennyBeaver 's truck, Wooderson's Chevelle and that one GTO, the Dazed and Confused cars can't compete the American Graffiti. 1976 was a terrible year for cars. Just fucking terrible.
The American car dream died under the manboobs of oil embargos.

American makers needed more time to get their economy cars in there and the Japanese and Germans took advantage

The muscle car market collapsed and you could pick them up cheap. Worth a small fortune today

When I was a kid my dad had a cousin who owned a 1976 El Dorado with a 500 CU power plant. In 1970 that engine had 400 HP. By 1976 it had 190 HP.

Fuck you @PurpleBaze for destroying muscle cars!

I always thought Baze was talking about the plane crashing in this gif but he's actually talking about the downfall of American muscle cars.

It took you this long to figure that out?

I've been busy eating nachos, thank you very much.

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