The white one is hideous. The red one is kinda cool. I can get behind a small sporty car, especially a Dodge.
I think I actually was wise in learning how to drive mostly in my 1987, with 96 horsepower, completely vertical windows (therefore nearly no blindspot) and the fact that it was narrower than my armspan, then upgrading to my P71 after sufficient practice.
On the other hand, it's a lot better than where Mitt Romney's dog got to ride.
"Does it have the Cop Chip?"
I admire her for keeping that car for so long and for taking such good care of it, and for knowing when to stop. I'd love to do something like that, but honestly, I'd get bored of it eventually and have to find something else.
Looks like fun!
I un-heartclicked you so I could heartclick you again.
Oh. My. God. The NHTSA is a kosefil. I want that truck. They should make some exception for these trucks. Retro Rules or something.
I LOVE IT SO MUCH.
I'm doing so good. LOOK AT ALL THE FORDS!
One of my neighbors has one that looks like it just rolled off the showroom. Fantastic looking.
I see those pretty often. I like 'em a lot.
We've had an '86, an '87, an '88 and a '91, and I agree that the '80's were more interesting but IMHO, the '91 is the best looking of all Camrys, and if I found a rust free model, I would definitely buy it.
I love the honeycomb duallys.
Maybe if it were well maintained, but it doesn't really look like it.
That's sad. I love old Mustangs. However, not as sad as it ill be in 20 years when they all get crushed.
I'd always take a Lambo over a comparable Ferrari. In general, better looking and probably perform better. Most people would recognize a bright red Ferrari before they'd recognize a Lamborghini though.
I found it on CrownVicNet, and thought it was pretty cool. If I lived up there I'd probably just be confused but people like seeing it out of the city.
Looks like a Hyuglydai, but by the time it makes production it'll be nothing like this, so it doesn't really matter.