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Beltsville Shell: You Are What You
Drive recounts the height of the muscle car era from
1965 to 1970 through the escapades of an over-the-top bunch of baby
boomer gear-heads from a small town outside the Capital Beltway. It
was a time when the car you drove said everything about who you were.
Relive the memories of your first car, street racing, cruising to the
burger joint, the Beach Boys, Jan & Dean and the Beatles, going
off to college and the phenomenon of Woodstock through these true stories
told with wit and charm.
"You are never too old to
enjoy a happy childhood."
-Darryl Richards
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"The first time I rode in
a Corvette, I thought the trunk was full of exploding dynamite." -Rocky
Chernow
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"The only reason they put
rear view mirrors on cars is so you can watch for cops." -Charlie
Hopkins
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"Brakes are for sissies." -Jeff
Hughes
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