Corvettes do nada for me. About the same on a beauty scale as a Brickland http://www.cars101.com/subaru_bricklin.html or a Pantera. http://www.panteraclub.com/fordphotos/colindex.htm Yawn....
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Corvettes do nada for me. About the same on a beauty scale as a Brickland http://www.cars101.com/subaru_bricklin.html or a Pantera. http://www.panteraclub.com/fordphotos/colindex.htm Yawn....
The world loves to be deceived.
59 Chevy....
Mercedes-Benz C Class DTM
Flo from the movie Cars
I'm sticking my neck out, and I know people will probably make fun of me for this. . . . But I think another great design is the 1993-1997 Pontiac Firebird. (And the 1998-2002 cars were also similar, but they did something baroque with the nose that I didn't like as much.)
The Pontiac and Camaro of that generation were very striking when they appeared in 1993. If they haven't aged gracefully, I think it's only because they were too successful, and familiarity breeds contempt. That's particularly true in the case of a relatively inexpensive, American-made, not-quite-a-real-sports-car.
Are you a closet "Night Rider Fan"?Originally Posted by tonybelding
How about all the cool, Australian, funky modded cars from Mad Max & Road Warrior?
("The last of the V8s...")
There was a character called "The Night Rider" in those movies.
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http://www.lastinterceptor.com/real.html
Nonono!!!
I'm not talking about those 1980s Firebirds at all, I mean the 1993+ models, the "fourth generation" Firebirds.
As for the Mad Max car. . . . .
Oh yeahhhhh. . . .* * *That's the good stuff.* * *;D
Yeah - I know - but it was a prime opportunity to get you going...
Ferrari 275GTB
Ferrari 365GTB (Daytona Coupe) the inspiration for the 599GTB (Fiorano Coupe) this week end Ferrari officially celebrated that 60th Anniversary
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