Dad was a machinist, we lived in Alaska about 40 miles from the nearest place to buy just about anything, so he made a lot of stuff from the junk around the property. Mom needed a meat tenderizer... he went out to the shop, found an old tractor pinion gear, cleaned it up and swedged a 10" piece of pipe in the end of…

This is a Dodge Charger, a front wheel drive four cylinder Charger.

To be the ultimate 90's vehicle, it would have to:

Wing windows. A/C crapped out and it's getting hot. Rolling the entire window down at highway speeds wreaks havoc. Wing windows were just the thing for cooling the car on the highway. I really do miss them.

My fucking '64 Scout. Just sitting in it and working on it won't cut the mustard forever.

Big American Pushrod V8 pulling RPM's that are absurd for an engine that size.

Call me stupid, but I kinda like the Aston Martin muscle-car'ish styles from the 70's. 1970 DBS

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I have always loved the looks of a properly detailed flathead V8.

someone sent this to me today;

AWD Mustang?

A dune buggy! That, or a double decker bus

This makes sense - the brand is perfect for a new electric vehicle like Tesla.

These posts need to stop. Some of us poor people need to buy these future classics and if you keep telling everyone about them then they are going to be too expensive for us to afford.

CHRYSLER

Toyota Venza with the 20" wheels. Literally no one can get this thing in the lines in one try.

Mustang is gonna go through a learning curve on the IRS like we did in 1963 with the Corvette. I think it'll be a fun rivalry.

Fix your Panamera with this one simple trick! Accountants hate it!

The Chevrolet LS series of engines. Horsepower, torque, simplicity, compact V8 format, inexpensive relative to complex OHC engines, and capable of providing respectable fuel economy.