The Unicorn sighting thread.

In reply to Donebrokeit :

Agreed about the wheels but three door SJs are hawt

Slippery (Forum Supporter) said:

These use to be everywhere down here 10 or so years ago. They dried up. 

Saw one last weekend at Road Atlanta. Cool and bigger than I expected.

Saw a BRG '59 Triumph TR3 a couple of days ago. Was in heavy traffic, driving the worst handling cargo van in the known world, so no pictures. Driver wearing a heavy coat and gloves, but had the proper hat.

Cadillac CTS V wagon and later gold Fiat/Bertone Fiat X-19.

Saw this the other night while working. It looked pink and purple in person. The excessive camber and lowering isn't my style but was cool to see.

Black Triumph TR4A was southbound on PA611 about noon today in Kintnersville. 

Toyota Starlet at the beach today. Probably has a rotary or a 3tc. 

I grew up riding in the back of my mom's Mini Cooper, she then upgraded to a 1981 Civic hatchback. The Civic was ginormous, and probably the size of this starlet ... how wrong I was. 

wow that swimming platform on the back!   what a cool little car though

I saw one of these in Birmingham (Michigan that is) the other day.  I assume it came from Auto Europe.  I was driving so I couldn't snap a pic.  First ever road going one ive seen.  Silver like this.

Panoz Esperante road car.

In reply to Slippery (Forum Supporter) :

Never seen one in this country.  Even before I left the UK, pretty much the only ones you saw still in one piece were Hot Rods.

Note, this is a Hot Rod in the UK - Hot Rods are a tarmac (asphalt) circle track class.

A true unicorn in the US. Right hand drive Lotus Excel.

In reply to Slippery (Forum Supporter) :

Damn I miss my Starlet!!!!!!! Diving board and all.

Honda S660

And

2 for 1.  My '76 CVCC  with a D16Z6 swap.

And my '97 E350 Powerstroke van service truck tow beast. 

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In reply to mdshaw :

Love the Civic. Those had all the cluster dials with blue background. 

Is the passenger side mirror usable that low?

On the topic of hatchbacks

Adrian_Thompson (Forum Supporter) said:

In reply to Slippery (Forum Supporter) :

Never seen one in this country.  Even before I left the UK, pretty much the only ones you saw still in one piece were Hot Rods.

Note, this is a Hot Rod in the UK - Hot Rods are a tarmac (asphalt) circle track class.

You need to go to drag strips more often.  You can usually find someone with a Starlet, pretty much always with a bridge ported 13B, an open header, and a 300 shot of nitrous.

And by "you can find", I mean you will hear them idling the thing off the trailer, from the other end of the site, while racing is going on.

In reply to rattfink81 :

I can’t imagine what horrors have been wreaked on the beam rear axle to get that negative camber. Lol.   

Just found a stash of cell phone pics on my computer...

This was at the local Fred Meyer grocery store:

2002 hatchback just out and about:

Mopar at the grocery store:

More Mopar, just parked in the neighborhood:

Mini!

It would appear that I took a number of pics of Mopar products over the past several years:

As a Saab dork, my friends send pics of them when they see rare ones; it's not every day you see a 96:

A Z8 I saw on a visit to Florida some years back:

In reply to mdshaw :

What am I missing? Those Mooneyes shouldn't fit that car.

A Porsche Cayenne pulling a two door newer Land Rover in camo colors.