Found the ultimate Radwood tow vehicle in a hotel parking lot in Ocala
Found the ultimate Radwood tow vehicle in a hotel parking lot in Ocala
Stuttgart is an interesting city.
First day of moving into student housing, I spotted this:
And when I went to university to submit some documents...
Oooh, 560SEC and Z1! Very nice
Yesterday I went to the beach to watch the Marines detonate some ordinance that washed up. Drew a pretty big crowd for a LAME explosion including a hightop, LHD, diesel J70.
Corvair Pick up truck. Spotted in Denton, TX
At work yesterday. Parked in the Presidents spot, but not his. Not sure who it belongs to yet.
It's beautiful
In reply to Adrian_Thompson (Forum Supporter) :
No pics for me again. How are you posting them? I get a no entry symbol where the photo would be.
I saw a bona fide Ford Centurion today. OBS, so '94-'97 year range, 3/4 ton or one ton chassis, and largely in decent shape.
https://www.gearpatrol.com/cars/a487079/centurion-classic-suv/
Yesterday I saw a K-car convertible that was in really good shape.........must be the last one on the planet.
spandak said:Challenger with all terrains?
This trend is so lame to me. Every time I see a car like this or an Outback on 31s and no real lift I think Great now it's bad at commuting AND off-roading.
Seen at Lordco North Vancouver
Recon1342 said:I saw a bona fide Ford Centurion today. OBS, so '94-'97 year range, 3/4 ton or one ton chassis, and largely in decent shape.
https://www.gearpatrol.com/cars/a487079/centurion-classic-suv/
Interesting, I just bought some seats from the same guy Pat bought his alpine from and he had one sitting there that he had just traded for. Hadn't seen one in years.
In reply to jharry3 :
Hey nice, Denton!
In reply to crankwalk (Forum Supporter) :
An acquaintance of mine lifted his Outback and put ATs on it. This is his daily drive that he puts 15000 miles on yearly. He noted that it lost 2-3mpg average and was really noisy inside. And it's only marginally more capable offroad than before.
Ford Fiesta spotted at the local Habitant re-store. don't recall last time I saw one running under it's own power, much less this nice looking.
In reply to LopRacer :
My parents bought my sister a new '78 Fiesta when she was in high school. It was a fun little car and a big, big step up from her '69 Opel Kadett station wagon that finally rusted into oblivion. Of course I once borrowed the Fiesta to go on a date and she neglected to tell me the heater had stopped working and it was like 10 degrees outside. Yeah, that didn't go well.
Not a real unicorn yet, but still made me smile
I saw this celica a few days ago. Its the cleanest one of that generation I've seen in a long time.
Spotted this very nice 63 Corvair pickup outside the Honolulu Costco. I’ve always thought they looked weird in pictures but in person I’m totally digging this.
Props to the owner, this would look good in any car show, so it takes some real courage to bring it along for errands. \m/
This is a "newnicorn". Sent to me from one of my good friends spotted while dropping his kid off at school in NC.
There's a C8 on the used lot next to my storage unit. Something about that is just really strange to me.
In reply to Tom1200 :
Soooo cool. What is it?
In reply to Slippery (Forum Supporter) :
I don't see side marker reflectors/lights so it would be pre 1968. Chrysler, Plymouth or Dodge?
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