Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

Gasoline wrote:

Uh, are his T-tops warping off!??!?!?

Good times.

pinchvalve wrote: Huh?

Is it wrong that I want this?

The nose looks like a Plymouth suburban or Mercury.

93EXCivic wrote: There is an '84 Cutlass for sale on the Huntsville Craigslist for $900. Running. I really am tempted to get it.

I had one almost like that. Mine was dark blue with a power sunroof.

HappyAndy wrote:

pinchvalve wrote: Huh?

Is it wrong that I want this? The nose looks like a Plymouth suburban or Mercury.

'67 Chrysler Town & Country, or maybe a 4-door Newport. Looks like it's wearing the early '70's standard/base Chrysler full wheel covers too.

Maroon92 wrote:

rebelgtp wrote:

rallymodeller wrote: Out of all the G-bodies, I preferred the Grand Prix 2+2 Aerocoupe. Surprisingly, for such a rare bird, there are a few around here (including one that was on a local classified site for $2000).

You know I think that is the only G Body I have not seen in person.

I've only ever seen two. The first one was on 24s. The second one was at Ken Lingenfelter's Collection.

At the Big Bend Open Road Race:

'77 Impala Aerocoupe

Someone is getting a new toy

In reply to rebelgtp:

someone just got a hard on.

Stanced:

I want this for you know...traffic

Javelin wrote:

Gasoline wrote:

Uh, are his T-tops warping off!??!?!?

Come on baaaaaaby, let's do the twist....

Anti-stance wrote:

Javelin wrote:

Gasoline wrote:

Uh, are his T-tops warping off!??!?!?

Come on baaaaaaby, let's do the twist....

Yes. They are carbon fiber and I think Shane has had trouble with them on the big end. Very fast car.

rebelgtp wrote:

rallymodeller wrote: Out of all the G-bodies, I preferred the Grand Prix 2+2 Aerocoupe. Surprisingly, for such a rare bird, there are a few around here (including one that was on a local classified site for $2000).

You know I think that is the only G Body I have not seen in person.

Same here. Honestly didn't know it existed.

A co worker had the Monte Carlo version and a 'regular' coupe. He said the aero felt much heavier in the rear.

There is a Pontiac Aerocoupe running around the Atlanta area with a Super Duty type shaker hood scoop poking thru the hood. It comes up for sale for $2k to $3k every couple of years. I have always thought that was cheap when I have seen it.

There was a wrecked M/Carlo A/C in Elberton and I think he wanted a stupid $5k just for the rear window.

It would be a neat car to "Pro-Tour".

Curmudgeon wrote:

We used to call those "Monte Carlo Thunderbirds".

914Driver wrote:

Holy Crap!! Is that a Rometsch?!

SkinnyG wrote:

showing my age here ... but I remember 1st class mail being 3¢