Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

In reply to Adrian_Thompson :

Thank you; I have no idea where I got the 'Mc'. Instead of checking what time I posted that, I'll assume I was tired and/or drinking. That isn't even how I'd expect to spell the wrong name...

I feel like there's some mystery perfect rear wheel arch treatment for those cars which has yet to be discovered all these decades after their production... Perhaps something like a sliver of a spat providing a lip proportional to the front fender, and covering slightly more of the tire as so many cars have when comparing front and rear. Perhaps I won't be the one to discover it, whatever it is...

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And you thought PT Cruisers were ugly.  I present the 1996 Toyota Classic.  About 100 were produced and they sold for $75,000 in 1996 money.  Built on a Hilux chassis.

As if we needed proof that the Japanese surf their own wave.

And, since it's built on a Hilux chassis, apparently the parts more or less bolt up (except for the bed area, which is custom):

I rest my case.

Appleseed said:

Chevy has been doing square wheel openings on trucks for 45 years. Why the sudden hate?

 

I'm a lover, not a hater.

Streetwiseguy said:

vwcorvette said:

In reply to ultraclyde :

Why I don't like this?  The original paint scheme followed the body lines. Made sense. 

This however is just trying to cover up modern ugly. 

Where am I right now? 

Standin' on a corner in Winslow, Arizona?

The photo below shows wheel arches that bother me far more than the symmetrical square ones of the larger trucks.

Duke said:

And you thought PT Cruisers were ugly.  I present the 1996 Toyota Classic.  About 100 were produced and they sold for $75,000 in 1996 money.  Built on a Hilux chassis.

As if we needed proof that the Japanese surf their own wave.

It looks like this guy should be driving it.

914Driver said:

Duke said:

And you thought PT Cruisers were ugly.  I present the 1996 Toyota Classic.  About 100 were produced and they sold for $75,000 in 1996 money.  Built on a Hilux chassis.

As if we needed proof that the Japanese surf their own wave.

Still don’t make me like the pt any better

eastsideTim said:

P-p-p-p-p-p-perfect...

In reply to slefain :

Tell them to go back for Mr....

...FOYT!

Neil Young's tour  bus "Chrome Dreams".

10,000 sq.ft. underground bunker made from 42 school buses entombed in concrete.

Largest in North America.

In reply to 914Driver :

Why?

Also why:

In reply to Adrian_Thompson :

Why not?

Duke said:

Also why:

Man, drug smuggling was different back then. Now they use tape!