Something that was found, after cutting the grass

67 1/2?????

???????????????? Is that like my baby is 18 months old or something?????

My baby, 1997 Mercedes C 280...bought her new and she is still like new!!! After 15 years together, we understand each other!

great car! The Cs are my favorite.

Yep, same here...I bought mine the last year before Benz merged....They don't make them like that anymore!!!!

Yep, I think their just now getting close again but the 90s was my favorite time with them. Had the 92 and 94 S and a 95 C.

Good choices and yes, they are getting back to their impeccable standards before merge..I have promised my car to grandson when he starts 2nd year of college (only 2 years away) so I am already starting to consider the next, and hopefully last, car purchase...It will have to be a good one because I am planning to live a long life!

Oh lord won't you bye me a Mercedes Benz................LOL

Sorta, but there actually are 18 month old babies.

I LOVE Janis Joplin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Boone, hope you had a SPLENDIFEROUS Thanksgiving !!!!

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When the Camaro`s first came out for sale, Chevy sold them as 1967 and 1/2`s.


1970 Chevelle Malibu SS 396.

One of the best muscle cars ever.

True, '67 was the first year for the Camaro, but I'm not sure where you're getting the "1/2" from. The 67's were first shown to the public in June '66 and went on sale Sept 26, '66 (right on time for model year), so there's nothing "1/2" about them.

Does it have to be a car... Cause this has been my dream for so long.... Eventually I know I'll get it....

Grandfather had one of those up until he passed away in '96...
it lasted years and I think grandma gave it to one of her sons so it was still running

I do apologize for my statement.I am man enough to admit that I am wrong about the Chevy Camaro being a 67 and 1/2 model statement.

The Z-28 Camaro was brought out on the market halfway through the production year.

I've never heard the '67 Z28 called a "1/2" either, but I can see where the term would come from since they didn't go on sale till Jan '67. I guess that's one of those things like how technically there was never a '70 1/2, but the name stuck on those cause they were late coming out. Also, kinda the same with the Mustang. There was actually never a '64 (or '64 1/2 for that matter). But, since they came out in April of '64 Ford called them (early)'65s. It made the one I had a little confusing for people who didn't know any better since mine was built in June '64, titled in '64, but has a VIN saying that it's a '65.

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