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1966 Chrysler 300 like this one, only w/the commando 383, a six pack, dual side pipes and craiger deep dish wheels.

More like this:



there's not a damn thing wrong with the '66 New Yorker, either:



Mid-'60s Mopar C-Bodies are an obsession of mine. Love 'em. Who can afford to feed one any more, though?

These old '60s dinosaurs are cool- Steve's Rambler would be nice, as would TMidgett's ride.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:

Yugo offered a sedan for a while. It was called a "we go".

Though in black...

although I'd prefer vitamin C orange with a white interior and a white c stripe on the bee

Good to see the AMC love on the PRF. I had one of these in high school. Would love to own one again that actually ran well.

1968 Javelin.


In keeping with the green movement so popular these days. Fuck it.

Tesla Roadster.

Ringo, no Swingers?

WTF

cjh wrote:Can I add:

Me too, and:



And a MK1 Golf GTI Campaign:



Lancia Delta Integrale:



And an Audi GT / Coupe Quattro:

Sock OR Muffin? wrote:Ringo, no Swingers?

WTF

That's kind of a PERSONAL question, innit?

Tom wrote:

Ty Webb wrote:That car just looks like sheer excitement on 4 wheels.

Do you write copy for car companies?

Heh. Maybe I should. Though with the way the industry's going, I imagine there are a lot of auto accounts out there being shifted around these days.



I saw one of those Tesla Roadsters on 42nd Street during the week of the big auto show here in NYC. Damn impressive little car. Turned every head on the street, which is not an easy feat in jaded Manhattan.

Probably another late-model Taurus, but with fewer miles on it. Some sort of decent-sized, running van for tourin' would also be nice.