Frontenac is a municipality in Quebec, Canada. The name is used for a lot of things if you search it.

So really the Banshee design was used for the 68 Corvette with a few modifications.

Delta 88 Holiday Coupes were swank with bucket seats, floor shifter with console and sport steering wheel.

They ended up with a fat Cougar by 1974 anyway!

And they can be easily upgraded to Comet, Montego or Shelby taillamps. Newer Pinto taillamps 1977–80 can even be retrofitted to Maverick as well as all Mercury Bobcat lamps.

According to historical books the Maverick nearly replaced the Mustang since the Mustang got big and heavy with steadily declining sales. Then later the initial smaller Mustang styling exercises were based on Mavericks but later got switched to Pinto size to become the Mustang II.

Except that it does not have Pinto taillamps. The Pinto has Maverick taillamps. 

The offset steering wheel spokes fuck with my OCD.

First ever electric Cadillac was the ELR. Now the first ever ALL electric Cadilac will be the ill-names Lyriq.

I actually prefer the boxy looking Escapes over the soft femme ones they make now. I do like my SUVs boxy and tough looking.

This is the one that the Maverick name was originally proposed for but tossed out in favor of Bronco Sport.

Neutral: Harley Mopeds

It just goes to show you how iconic the two tone with the inset groove molding border of the 70s-80s trucks was to the look of those vehicles. It’s tastefully done with a tape border without the clunkiness of old moldings.

I bet they would look fab on a Jetta or Golf

I bought a 1983 Camaro on a budget and got it with these body colored steelies including aluminum trim rings. I obsessed and removed the five sided aluminum black edge border inserts for the slot holes and painted them silver along with the center caps which were also black. It dressed up nicely.

Thats what sold Ford Granadas 🤣😂🤣😂

I have to disagree with you there. Those steelies have a design which makes it look like it’s running on four temporary spares. Camaros in the old days has cool looking steelies up to the last of the third gen models before aluminum wheels became standard. 

Consider as well that many LEDs are installed in older halogen lamps with fogged up lenses

The Japanese imports were sensible sedan styled small families could use whereas the American domestics tried to pass off cramped 2-door cars as subcompacts. 

My parents had a 1978 Dodge Colt Carousel coupe white with red stripes and red vinyl roof, white vinyl interior. This was our family car bought for my step-mother to drive after my parents got wary of the 1973 Plymouth Satellite Sebring coupe that was getting old and temperamental. The Colt turned out to be a great…