Interesting survivor, but I can’t figure out why you’d actually want to own one.

How does this, a car that was never intended to be a convertible, and was hacked together by an outside shop, somehow look so much better than a Cascada, a car engineered by GM from the start as a ragtop?

I saw this nice aftermarket Cadillac the other day.

I’ve never worked in the factory part of a factory. (Warehouse, yes, but that’s not the same.)

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It reminds me of driving home the other day on the college station that plays a variety of music that was playing a “new age” version of AC/DC Highway to Hell. I was like WTH??? It was so bad it wasn’t even ironically funny, just bad.

I differ. I find it real damn bad.

This seems to fit

Funny story. The Simca/Talbot Horizon and the Dodge Omni/Plymouth Horizon look identical, but they don’t share any body stampings at all.

I win! Close the thread.

A Ford Pinto. It kept that woman safe in Cujo!😉😂😂😂

Nailed it.

2006 Maxima is what i think

“But I like to sit up high!”

Matte any color. Blech. Cars are supposed to be shiny, damnit!

Why don’t I hate that?

I’d go with plaid, but yeah, pretty much anything before matte black.

I thought that was only a limited release Levis edition on the CJ-7?

They made corduroy seats? I'd be tempted to drive naked