I know this is really just a dressed up Miata, but in a parking lot full of 4x4 trucks, it's kind of a unicorn. 
I know this is really just a dressed up Miata, but in a parking lot full of 4x4 trucks, it's kind of a unicorn.
At cars and coffee yesterday. First time I've ever seen one. Apprantly it's going on BaT next week as he is importing a better one.
When your Lingenfelter modified Vette is only good for last place in the pimpin stakes. Taken last week in Northern Michigan, we let them past, then followed them up M119 (the tunnel of trees). Bad move, they were slower than me, although having seen my second serious accident on the road with Police still taking photo's and measurements four hours later slow is good. 
Adrian_Thompson (Forum Supporter) said:At cars and coffee yesterday. First time I've ever seen one. Apprantly it's going on BaT next week as he is importing a better one.
What IS it? My brain is screaming Sonnett but it is probably wrong.
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
Volkswagen SP2.
http://newsroom.vw.com/company/throwback-thursday-1973-volkswagen-sp2/
In reply to Adrian_Thompson (Forum Supporter) :
Photos are not showing for me.
Plymouth Prowler, an early 00s Dodge Intrepid with 20+ stickers on the trunk of obscure death metal bands, and a Ford Windstar that wasn't rusted out or half beat to death.
MINT 91-93 Continental.
Early 90s Subie Legacy Wagon, clean first gen F150 Lightning, Manx Meyers Buggy, stock mid 90s Integra.
1948 Willys according to the owner.
car and Coffee was a goldmine last week
Chrysler TC by Maserati
Stupid clean Porsche
and the Eagle wagon from the background (sporting a custom 4.5l Stroker engine)
and a newest gen Ford GT
and lastly, a 100% original Grand National
In reply to Underpowered :
It has a cold air intake. I didn't know they even made those for hot air cars.
In reply to Saron81 :
Looks like somebody recently refreshed the air suspension on that Lincoln. All the ones I see of that vintage are scraping the ground.
I saw a VW Thing driving.
RustBeltSherpa said:In reply to Saron81 :
Looks like somebody recently refreshed the air suspension on that Lincoln. All the ones I see of that vintage are scraping the ground.
First thing I noticed, lol. Haven't seen one at the proper ride height in decades!
Seen in my neighborhood here in Seattle
dually van, that's unicorney
Cream PT cruiser vert with the top down
1st gen Astros are already pretty rare around me, but when I see them, they are usually either a cargo van, or do not have the rear side windows. Don't know how long its been since I've seen one with this much glass:
No pic, wicked unicorn for Rochester NH....Dodge Daytona Charger, blue, white wing. Only got a glance of it as i rounded the corner. Thought of making a u turn, but to late when I got to a safe area.
Mk1 Scirocco, Mk1 Corrado, stock Porsche 928, non rotted out first gen Neon Sedan.
Rt 16 headed north, NH.
Don't recall the last time I have seen one of these actually driving.
In reply to LifeIsStout :
The Skoda has different front and rear tags. So does the Double Cab, but that is expected.
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