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1966 GT350,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes, another Muskrat,,

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    1966 GT350,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes, another Muskrat,,

    Taking photos of some forgotten (to me) models.
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    That’s sharp looking, and as always awesome photos to match the tires off to the left are an excellent touch.
    Joshua B at Bignboostedcustomtrucks ~ Customizer and commission builder ~ Dodge, Diesel, Dually, and squarebody fanatic
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      Thanks Josh.
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        Nice one! I am a little slow this afternoon - can you share the meaning of the term Muskrat with this model/car?

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          Long ago, I sold Chrysler and Plymouths. We always referred to Mustangs as Muskrats. We had other nicknames for other cars, some not PC today.
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            Originally posted by Leroy Brown View Post
            Long ago, I sold Chrysler and Plymouths. We always referred to Mustangs as Muskrats. We had other nicknames for other cars, some not PC today.
            Thank you - had not heard that term used to describe a Mustang.

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              Originally posted by Leroy Brown View Post
              Long ago, I sold Chrysler and Plymouths. We always referred to Mustangs as Muskrats. We had other nicknames for other cars, some not PC today.
              My step-Dad had a few for Ford Falcons that were PG rated.
              The image file limits have been reset. Upper limits now are 100,000 when we have some images that exceed 5,000,000. I've set the pixels for no more than 1000 across the longest side, so if you resize to that all should be well. (The limits are larger than what I typically use, and my images turn out just fine, so I know it shouldn't be a problem)

              Thank you for your understanding.

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