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Old 10-28-2011, 02:53 AM   #1
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Old 10-28-2011, 07:34 PM   #2
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Got em all!! Of course if they were cars from 2000 to 2011 I would have missed most of them.

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The only ones I had to actually think for a minute were the Henry J & Kaiser group, but got them all.
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I got them all correct. But then again I owned some of them, and also worked in a filling station in the 60s.
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Only got 92% I had trouble with those Desota/Chrysler Twins and the Kaisers were not too common where I lived in the 50's and 60's
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@#$% Kaiser junk plus one I just plain punched the wrong button
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I aced that one- 100% I had to use process of elimination on a few.
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83 percent, but nearly all of those cars were made before I was.
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I aced that one- 100% I had to use process of elimination on a few.
Same here. Had to really think about the Kaiser, Willys and Henry J though.
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The Henry J and Willys did me in, I missed those two for a 96%.
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I missed the Henry J and Willys also. I grew up in Detroit and could tell the difference between a '49 and '50 for from the door handles. We have had 48 cars in our 52 years of marriage so we had a few of those but there weren't many Lincolns.

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