oldviolin wrote:
Eww! A Chevy.
My aunt had a '57 she bought brand new. It was the mid- level Two Ten model... turquoise and white. She drove it just around town back and forth to work. She sold it to my parents in '70 with only 22,000 miles on the clock. It was in primo shape.
My brother and I drove it to high school for about a year and a half.
I built a dune buggy after that. My parents sold the car. And I never saw it after that.

 Proclivities wrote:


I don't know about the 'man in charge' but this girl dreamed of getting one when she was old enough to drive.  I settled for an old-school, 2 door, rag-top Wrangler.

 Proclivities wrote: There you go!
A Dodge Dart!
My son had a '73 Dart Sport... kinda like a Duster.
We built it when he was a junior in high school.

He sold it about 18 years ago to some guy in Norway to fund his '41 Dodge Power Wagon project.

 Proclivities wrote:

The red grill on the doge is a bit much. That scooter out front has my attention though. 

 Ohmsen wrote:
Don't drive and sleep!  

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Love the faux oil pan "scoop"sticking up through the "hood".

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Actually called bull bars here. But mostly for roo.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
I believe the local vernacular is "roo bar."

 haresfur wrote: Love them Bull Bars.
Heck. This theme goes along with this months Miamizun's Mixtape Culture Club C.D.

The one without the over-the-top flags, sure. And I wouldn't attack people in the pub with a chainsaw when they cut me off.

 Proclivities wrote:

Must be something wrong with me.  I think it looks kinda cute.  That and I am really happy that the current owner is taking excellent care of the vehicle.  

Gotta love auto aficionados.  They drive so carefully and safely.

 islander wrote:

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

I'm sorry, did you just say that you thought the build quality on that one was too shoddy to be a 1983 Chrysler product?  I'm still trying to process that statement, so let me stew on that a bit and I'll get back with you.  

Edit: I finally got your point, but still, look at the trim line on the rear quarter and then look at all these (I dare you) https://www.google.com/search?...  Yes, it's shoddy, yes it's factory (that may have been a slogan that Iacocca contemplated for a bit as 'not the worst tagline'). 

 islander wrote:

I know it came in a woody but that one

looks really shoddy. I think all the plugs fell out. Sounds like a hair transplant.