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04-08-2009 05:27 AM #1
Hi KC and welcome. I have owned a couple of "donks" as you describe them although I've never heard that term applied to heavier new cars. I have owned a 65 chevy S.S., 67 S.S., and other large cars and I'll admit I like the older cars as this was the time of when I grew up. My present 37 chevy truck(love trucks) is neat but I'm looking into a 1960 chevy impala which is a big car. I think most people consider there cars as atime when they first saw something they like. I was 14 and saw a 41 ford truck and knew I had to have one which i did. Nothing wrong with your 70-76 cars. It all depends on what you like and I think most people on this club would feel the same way.Keep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
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04-08-2009 06:09 AM #2
I thought a Donk was a car that had been raised like a monster truck using extremely tall tires and hydraulics ?????
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04-08-2009 09:19 AM #3
i personally do not like the raised look but I can see the amount of time that it takes to get it that way. How did the term "Donk" come into being. does it stand for anything? Also because I own a 71 monte is mine a donk?BARB
LET THE FUN BEGIN
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04-08-2009 10:16 AM #4
I learned everything I know about em off of "Livin the Low Life" just last night.
Hey wasn't nuthin else on and that Vida Guerra is pretty easy to look at.
Any way Donk stands for Donkey ??? and the lowrider crowd has a very low opinion of them,as do I.
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04-08-2009 10:44 AM #5
Why are there two threads with the same initial post?
kc07charger, did you not like the responses you were getting on the other thread and decided to try again????Last edited by techinspector1; 04-08-2009 at 11:21 AM.
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