The Unicorn sighting thread.

In reply to 06HHR (Forum Supporter) :

Our PU is an SR5 4x4 with the Import Bed although it's an older generation so maybe not a good data point.

In reply to buzzboy :

I think it's an 84-88 MY thing, I don't remember if the later generations were available with an either-or option. 

V6 manual Solara on CL

In reply to BlueInGreen - Jon :

Dang that seems like a good price, even before the market went nuts.

In reply to eastsideTim :

I think that one has 250000+ miles on it.

eastsideTim said:

In reply to BlueInGreen - Jon :

Dang that seems like a good price, even before the market went nuts.

It would be an $8-10k car pre Covid were it an automatic.

Saw these folks this afternoon at the burl shop up the road. They were 775 miles into their trip from LA to Anacortes, WA.  About another 570 miles to go.  He said he built the car and trailer - was proud of his rare 4 year only 60* flathead V8 from the '30s.  I'm going to bet some of those speed parts are NLA.

Was just walking around on vacay and spotted an HHR SS Panel in a driveway I'm used to seeing house an overland-prepped FJ.

In reply to CJ :

Not 60 degree, 60 horsepower.  IIRC those were popularish for Midget racing.

A nicely modified, street legal 986 Boxster S at ECR Texas this weekend:

Yesterday was NEMotorsports Make-a-Wish run. Unicorns galore!

i could probably go on. My favorite was an NSX-R that I did not get a pic of sadly.

The AMC is by far the coolest thing there! Gimme one with a 4.0/AX15 please

When is the last time you saw a Citation, let alone one in great shape?

Pete. (l33t FS) said:

In reply to CJ :

Not 60 degree, 60 horsepower.  IIRC those were popularish for Midget racing.

He did mention midget cars - I'm sure you are right. 

Thanks

Manual Cayenne

Stepside long bed Dodge. Never seen a step side long before in person.

Hemi Cuda in Atlanta traffic this morning. 

Must be the season for old Mopars, to complete the Trifecta:

In reply to clownkiller :

And a convertible at that. Super nice car.

The shop truck of a German repair shop in Findlay, Ohio. Always fun to see it on the road.