The Unicorn sighting thread.

Peachtree Corners GA.

Grandma driven 240sx Marietta Ga

Lowered Evo IX is about the same height as stock height S60R on tall snow tires

crankwalk (Forum Supporter) said:

P3PPY said:

clownkiller said:

Avalon in Alpharetta GA

Small picture, but it's awfully hard to see the Toyota badging on that black sedan there. What am I missing?

The Avalon is a shopping district in Alpharetta outside of Atlanta.

 

ha. I'm uncultured, apparently. 

Savannah GA

Certainly not a unicorn when it was new, but it's getting there. Little Monohue is not as interested as I was.

Tucker Ga

In reply to DarkMonohue :

I've long considered the FSJ Wagoneer/Cherokee to be the best looking SUV of all time. Might be my dream lottery build.

buzzboy said:

I've long considered the FSJ Wagoneer/Cherokee to be the best looking SUV of all time. Might be my dream lottery build.

Do it! You can still find half-decent examples in anything from yard art to driveable condition for fairly cheap money. Rust is a fairly regional issue, much less so in the salt-free west. Restoration parts are surprisingly available.

Do Tesla Cyber Trucks count as unicorns? I walk in front of one at a stop light, it reminded more of a 1970s motor home than a futuristic pickup truck. 

In reply to GTwannaB :

So far, I'd give it a yes. After 2 in a day no. That is how I decided Rivians are no longer unicorns, two years ago they were. East coast here, I have not seen one yet.

I have not seen a Tesla truck yet. Unicorn for now...

Two good ones at work yesterday

Twofer with the S60R and Saabaru

French press machine and Sunny pup in Willemstad Curaçao 

Apologies for the grainy, poorly framed picture. It was dark and rainy and I was slightly in motion at the time.

Saw a new Hummer EV for the first time IRL the other day, a pickup-type in white. The shape reminds me of the Warthog from Halo, especially the back end. Didn't get a pic, but like this one:

Tucker, Ga

clownkiller said:

Tucker, Ga

Those wheels look great on that car!

Plow Jeep!

In reply to buzzboy :

Plow Jeeps are still pretty common around me, but rustless concourse plow Jeeps were unicorns at age 1 year.

In reply to TurnerX19 :

All the Wranglers that I see with plows are the short 2 door models, because they can plow cramped parking lots that full size trucks struggle with.

And there are quite a few of them.

First D90. Didn't know these were a thing