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This little gem. Yes, she’s tiny but I love her! Just thinking about who went into Birks in the 20s and bought this...

Is the movement Omega? (I like it too 😀)
 
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After three years on the bracelet, it's time . . .



. . . for shell cordovan.
 
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Dang...I want it...a 1971 Mustang Boss 351...only 1,806 made...a 5X,XXX mile argent silver one showed up at the local cruise tonight...F A B U L O U S. 👍

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Otherwise known as the Flatback.....I prefer '65 to '68's, myself. Bullitt and McQueen made the '68 or Elenore famous. Just sayin'.

McK
 
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Weekend sailing chonkmeister. Divemaster 500 Mechanical.
 
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Otherwise known as the Flatback.....I prefer '65 to '68's, myself. Bullitt and McQueen made the '68 or Elenore famous. Just sayin'.

McK

The original Eleanor in the 1974 film was a flatback (actually called a Sportsroof). A 1971 car made to resemble a '73.

The "Eleanor" you're thinking of was made famous by Nicolas Cage - it didn't exist before the 2000 remake!