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Fun song. Takes me way back.
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Good Lord its been a long time!
Me and tower brought convoy up in a thread the other day about the duck hood ornament . I had a model one along time ago that use to sit on my dash . F~~~ing great movie i got the dvd buried some where . Top movie
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I have the movie at home. For a while I was trying to collect movies and this was one of the ones I didn’t sell to get cash..
Amazing…used to listen to it as a kid. Love it.
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Anonymous42Pulp Fiction rubber ducky!


No offense to you all but there a class of things I lump together under: “Inexplicable White Folk Things.” I don’t even try to understand them.
This made the list.

Anonymous42No offense to you all but there a class of things I lump together under: “Inexplicable White Folk Things.” I don’t even try to understand them.
This made the list.
Convoy or Pulp Fiction?
Reminds me of Smoky and the Bandit, Bicentennial Parades, and all kinds of other Cool S~~~ from the mid 70’s !!
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Convoy or Pulp Fiction
Convoy. Like ugly sweaters and minivans, I just don’t get the appeal.
Pulp Fiction is easy to understand. If there’s one thing Tarantino is, it’s direct and to the point.
I heard that song when I was about 8 years old and didn’t know what it was and where to get it. But in 1981 it landed on one of my TDK SA 90 cassettes I taped off the German “HR 3” Radio. (Back when they were good)…
Today, I have all of this on album and CD…
That song made the Top 40 in late 1975.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convoy_(song)
So nice that the American Top 40 – The 70’s is now back on the “oldies” radio and I can relive the Casey Kasem shows that were from the era when I was too young, didn’t know the English language or didn’t even have a radio.
BTW, I have hundreds of AT 40 shows from 1971 to 1988 recorded off the Canadian Forces Network until they closed in 2014. Sad because in 2011, I actually bought a high precision PLL LNB to listen to their 256 kBit satellite feed that was there to send the program out from Holland to all European Air Bases and the Ramstein FM transmitter…
So, if someone wants to send me a hard disk or a huge micro SD card… It many GB’s of Mp2 files.
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Anonymous42I like “cannonball run” and “It’s a mad mad mad world!” Buddy Hacket at his best!




Anonymous14Oh man, nearly forgot about this movie. Cannonball Run and Smokey and the Bandit were a big deal to me as a kid though! As long as we are talking 70’s to early 80’s movies, this here is what stuck with me the most as a kid-
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