dbgrubbs wrote: NO pics and yes they were in a junkyard but still............1977 Pontiac Astre and a 1990 Peugeot 405 MI-16 that looked like it was capable of being driven home. Complete with manuals, etc.
Interesting on the Peugeot...
dbgrubbs wrote: NO pics and yes they were in a junkyard but still............1977 Pontiac Astre and a 1990 Peugeot 405 MI-16 that looked like it was capable of being driven home. Complete with manuals, etc.
Interesting on the Peugeot...
Saw one of these 
northbound on I-75 between Ocala and Gainesville last Saturday afternoon. I've never seen a Hi Ace in the states before. Was all White in color but otherwise just like the picture.
Saw an Infiniti G37X without a sunroof.
Also, Mazda CX-5 stick shift. It's a member of my driveway now 
Not a unicorn, just unusual. The passenger seemed happy enough.
I recently saw a C3 Corvette Wagon on a trailer behind a nice looking motor home crossing the Arkansas River on I430. Only one I've ever seen in person.
Was that not quite yellow, not quite brown color, kind of like the top half of this one.
Flight Service wrote:Appleseed wrote: Saw a Grabber blue Focus RS today. Almost broke my neck on that one.No you didn't. You saw Nitrous Blue, or Fords version of Volvo Polestar Blue. We wanted Grabber Blue, but would they listen? Oh no they wouldn't listen...
That's Swedish Racing Green. 
One day last week at the gas station: Porsche Cayenne Hybrid with the owner actually adding oil to it. 
A guy started dailying a VERY ratty Mercury Capri XR2 by me locally. Top ripped pretty significantly, so I'm sure he's getting soggy when it rains though he seems to be a top down kind of guy the rest of the time. I have doubts that he'll be taking care of the car enough that it's around for long.
While getting cash at the ATM I saw an older gentleman driving a Studebaker Avanti with the original hubcaps. Weathered paint but otherwise complete and solid. Couldn't get a picture because my Grandson had my phone. 
Web pic for those who don't know what these are 
No pics, but does a 1984 Escort GL hatch (appeared rust free in Lansing, MI) count?
Blue of course. Looked like this
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Any guesses before I post a pic of the trunk.
chandlerGTi wrote:
To quote myself; is it true there are only 30 of these? That is some awesomeness!
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Buick Wildcat
I saw a clean supercoupe the other day. Not rare, just haven't seen a nice one in 12 years. I forgot how nice they looked.
Beautiful Citroen 2CV driving down the street in central MN like it was Nice. Don't remember ever seeing one being driven in the US of A.
If you are anywhere near Esperance NY you are likely to see 2CV's and other Citroens running around and other rare cars.
Guy there restores, rebuilds Citroens etc. He has an interesting Bi-Turbo. Runs track days with it.
How about a Caliber R/T ?
Not relate to the above post. I got behind one on the street.
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Yep.
6.6 apparently.
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Couldn't get a pic as I was driving, but saw a mint Eagle Summit yesterday. I haven't seen one at all, let alone completely mint and rust free in Michigan for at least 10 years.
I was walking the dog this morning and a yellow Ferrari Enzo drove by.
Today I saw an MGTD and a Lamborghini Murcilago, both moving under their own power.
Saw this in Winchester, VA earlier this week. I kinda like it.
This morning I saw a Z8, a Miura, two Countaches, a 550 Maranello, an Allard, an Aston Martin, a 427 Cobra, two Rolls Royces, a Du Pont and the Buick from Rain Man.
Of course, I was at Wayne Carini's...
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