When I'm installed as Grand Poobah after The Great Coup, one of my first orders of business will be to outlaw the insect eyes.
Me as well, can't say I've heard of or seen one before. Odd and funky.
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When I'm installed as Grand Poobah after The Great Coup, one of my first orders of business will be to outlaw the insect eyes.
Me as well, can't say I've heard of or seen one before. Odd and funky.
And just for shits and giggles, I'm going to appoint @Zorba as Ministry of Telecommunications chief...
Went to the grocery store today and saw this one:
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I love those. 4 door convertible, with suicide doors. Nothing else like it.
Here is one you don't see , a modded Matador coupe .
Owen and I had a great day at an AACA show today. The show itself was fairly small due to the weather but there were still some great wheels there.
The DeSoto making friends with a Studebaker Silver Hawk.
The owner of this Dodge Dakota Sport pickup, after talking racing with Owen, insisted on Owen sitting behind the wheel.
Owen and Grandpa getting their pic taken next to a 1974 Javelin AMX.
My Mom had a Crown Vic just like this when I was an ankle biter.
The story I've heard several times is that she hit a skunk at 110 mph and the car smelled for months.
Studebaker Pickup. There were more Studebakers than Desotos
What I felt was the nicest car at the show, 1948 Chrysler Town and Country woody convertible. First one I've ever seen in person.
This Model A roadster pic I took last week in Barron, WI.
According to my Dad, my connection to the car is that it belonged to my Mom's cousin as a high school student in the early fifties.
Lastly, the view from the passenger seat of my Dad's 1968 Ranchero.
That's smoke from the Canadian wildfires.
The DeSoto making friends with a Studebaker Silver Hawk.
The owner of this Dodge Dakota Sport pickup, after talking racing with Owen, insisted on Owen sitting behind the wheel.
Owen and Grandpa getting their pic taken next to a 1974 Javelin AMX.
My Mom had a Crown Vic just like this when I was an ankle biter.
The story I've heard several times is that she hit a skunk at 110 mph and the car smelled for months.
Studebaker Pickup. There were more Studebakers than Desotos
What I felt was the nicest car at the show, 1948 Chrysler Town and Country woody convertible. First one I've ever seen in person.
This Model A roadster pic I took last week in Barron, WI.
According to my Dad, my connection to the car is that it belonged to my Mom's cousin as a high school student in the early fifties.
Lastly, the view from the passenger seat of my Dad's 1968 Ranchero.
That's smoke from the Canadian wildfires.
The '70 Javelin/AMX hood scoop is a nice touch. Looks like a rear spoiler from one of them (year unknown) has also been installed. Could use bigger meats...
I agree , the scoop and spoiler really changes the look , but I believe dumping the 500 lb. front bumper transforms this coupe !
Do you mean a Firebird, I know it starts out as a Camero but then stripped down and then transformed into a Fire Chicken
Do you mean a Firebird, I know it starts out as a Camero but then stripped down and then transformed into a Fire Chicken
It's all fantasy, call it what you want.
The cold reality of Pontiac being gone the past 15 years , and real Trans Am's 23 years .
Spotted this parked on the street on Saturday.
I've seen a few of those modern "Tans Am" in person, I think built by a company in Concord, NC or the company in Florida. They look decent. The Florida company, Trans Am Specialties, also made a modern "GTO", but I just don't think it looks right.
Great car unless your name is Kennedy....
Or the electrical gremlins are bored and acting up.
Or the electrical gremlins are bored and acting up.
I have to laugh a little , the guy with an old MoPar is throwing a little shadow at Lincoln for electrical problems .
I have to laugh a little , the guy with an old MoPar is throwing a little shadow at Lincoln for electrical problems .
Hey now, other than locating an unobtainable part number for a failed switch, I've never had a single issue. Actually, I still have the factory installed light blubs throughout the car.
