JohnW63
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A friend of mine had one of those in high school. We called it the Bizzarmobile.
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I have always liked the classic Cobra 289.
it is a perfect design to my eye.
it is a perfect design to my eye.
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Guildedagain
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This was dream car for me growing up, lots of them around then.
adorshki
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Did you know the very first ones were actually 260's, and that Shelby had the first car re-painted several times for auto mag shoots and investor meetings, to give the impression there were more cars than had actually been built yet? Before John DeLorean there was Carrol Shelby.......I have always liked the classic Cobra 289.
it is a perfect design to my eye.
adorshki
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Meanwhile, before the Olds Vista Cruiser, in 1935 over at Horch , the model 853 did well at LeMans
Climate control was said to be problematic but it could go like a Horch with a straight-8.
Climate control was said to be problematic but it could go like a Horch with a straight-8.
GGJaguar
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Looks like a car Gregor Samsa would love.Meanwhile, before the Olds Vista Cruiser, in 1935 over at Horch , the model 853 did well at LeMans
Climate control was said to be problematic but it could go like a Horch with a straight-8.
GGJaguar
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Obscure literary reference.
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It looks super .... heavy!!
adorshki
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Oscar Meyer may have given us the Wiener Mobile, but Horch gave us the FischBowlWagen.It looks super .... heavy!!
adorshki
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Goggomobile Dart, 1962 Pet Car of the Year
And I have finally seen the light. You can keep your E-types, and 250 GTO's, and Cobras, and Gull-wing coupes.
I have seen Alfa and it is good:
And I have finally seen the light. You can keep your E-types, and 250 GTO's, and Cobras, and Gull-wing coupes.
I have seen Alfa and it is good:
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Guildedagain
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Supernova?
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Anyone need an old school bandwagon?
On FB Mktplace this morning.
On FB Mktplace this morning.
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Anyone need an old school bandwagon?
On FB Mktplace this morning.
Cool.
But not as cool as Neil's:
3 Neil Young cars go up for auction in LA on Dec. 9
If you’ve been a miner for a heart of gold, or a Buick Roadmaster, there are two of the latter here
www.autoweek.com
Opsimath
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I read the article. The cars are interesting, but I really thought the writer's bio was funny ...Cool.
But not as cool as Neil's:
3 Neil Young cars go up for auction in LA on Dec. 9
If you’ve been a miner for a heart of gold, or a Buick Roadmaster, there are two of the latter here
"Mark Vaughn grew up in a Ford family and spent many hours holding a trouble light over a straight-six miraculously fed by a single-barrel carburetor while his father cursed Ford, all its products and everyone who ever worked there. This was his introduction to objective automotive criticism."
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Guildedagain
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My how times have changed, good grief... how you could tell somebody that's worth $6k with a straight face, no clue.
No title, no dash, and almost no car left either.
No title, no dash, and almost no car left either.
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Doesn't a "parts car" have to at least have some..... you know, PARTS??
If it had a title the VIN might be worth that, but without? No chance.