Hehe, I'll always remember the TV commercial. The new Justy owner pulls into the driveway, and a pair of nerdy twins each ask consecutively: "Does it have a motor? Does it have a motor?"

Let me get to my own and catch up:

-'59 Buick done up whiteboy-lowrider style, First time ever seeing one live on the road

Photo??? Damn I'd love to see a B-59 other than my own on the road!

-STUDEBAKER TRUCK!!

-the newest Aston Martin, kinda sexy

-'56ish Pontiac

-A 50's luxury coupe I couldn't discern whether the make was Lincoln or Studebaker (had the badge "Gran Turismo")

-'69 Buick Electra 225 in the slummy part of downtown, FOR SALE!! $1500! (albeit packed with junk...the guy called me back but didn't leave his number)

-'72ish CDV, FOR SALE!! $3000! (87.5% more than the '72 SDV for sale back in February, but body looked straighter)

-'69 Bel Air wagon (had me wishing someone had a Delta 88 version)

-'72ish Ninety Eight dubbed up (like it should be, it's 2007, stock or dubbed up is what should be up)

-'82ish Imperial

-'69 Imperial sedan

-A Chysler coupe for somewhere in the mid-60s, I can't find the pic of.

Damn, threads like this make me wish I lived in California!!!

hey 68...I noticed that the B-59 in your photo has a B-pillar...what gives?

a Maserati Quattroporte speeding down the highway outside Calgary.

A beautiful chopped two-tone purple 1950 Ford coupe, very authentic 1950's-1960's style hot rod with 401 Buick nailhead power, dual spotlights, '59 Cadillac hubcaps, frenched lights front and back. Very cool.

Saw a Mary Kay SRX-4 earlier today. Guess Mary Kay is letting you choose your pink Caddy now.

1969 Cadillac Eldorado Front Wheel Drive "classic"

2DOOR COUPE, COLOR IS WHITE ORIGINAL PAINT, 18,000 MILES, EXCELLENT CONDITION, V8 ENGINE

$4500.00

http://godubois.net/classcaffe/cc/index.ph...p;link_id=55018

Takes deep breath.... (it's been an eventful week)

- 1969 Pontiac GTO judge, (carousel red)

- 1939 Chevrolet Wrecker, black with period correct wrecker body

- 1963 Mercury 2-door hardtop, green (Comet?)

- 1962-ish Chevrolet P/U w/ COOLEST patina ever!

-------- (farm truck?, still in use) it was green with a white door/hood & red fender

- 1978 Cadillac Sedan Deville (tripple silver)

- 1968 Oldsmobile 442, medium blue

- 1982 Corvette, black/gray interior... running like a champ on the original cross-fire setup

- 1970/1/2 Corvette Stingray t-top, blue

- 1964 Cadillac Coupe deVille, EXACT colors of the '71 Murder car

- 1964? Dodge Polara 2-door hardtop

- 1966 Ford Mustang fastback

- 1991/2 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham MINT, tripple white... (not the same one from before)

- 1984? Honda Accord sedan... some granola-bar driving it who loked like a Hobo,

--------- it's been about 5 years since I saw a 1st gen. Accord OUTSIDE of a junmkyard

- 1953 Buick Skylark, just a rolling chassis & rotted out shell awaiting restoration behind XP's dad's shop

- 2007 Subaru Forester LIMO - about a 10 foot stretch, local Subbi-dealer curtesy shuttle

- 1969 Chevrolet Camaro hardtop, Macco-quality black paint

- 2006/7 Corvette Z06, jet black, tearing up Rt.3 like it was a damn airstrip

- 1985-ish Dodge Diplomat, no more than 3 milllion miles!

- 1968 Buick Wildcat 2-door hardtop red with a white roof (didn;t see the interior)

- another stupid ugly 1970s MG

- 2006/7 Chevrolet TrailBlazer SS, raven black, spick-n-span, I guess that's a semi-spot

- 2002-6 Chevrolet TrailBlazer LTZ blk/blk with a NICE set of 20" rims. (even more of a pseudo-spot)

hey 68...I noticed that the B-59 in your photo has a B-pillar...what gives?

Smart-ass.

See I've got 1959 Buick Electra 225 Riviera 4-door HARDTOP (with 401/4bbl nailhead) for $24,000 taste

buuuut......I'm on more of a 1959 Buick LeSabre 2 door sedan 364/2bbl BUDGET. (ACV: ~$7,000)

When you search for a classic car for a few years & come up short money wise on even

marginall restorable cars that have not run in several years and are in very serious

disrepair you start to get less picky, when a gorgeous car comes along that runs, drives,

stops, turns, heats in the winter and its wipers clean the windshield in a rainstorm while

the frame & body are in decent-to-excellent condition you do not pass it up over a

technicality. now if this was 1987 instead of 2007 I'd be driving a 2-door Invicta on the

weekends and I'd have a E-225 Electra Riviera for a daily driver.

But there's a chance I may get closer to my dream car soon... a gentleman who happens

to own a 1959 Buick LeSabre 4-door FLATTOP hardtop just might be trading me straight

up for my POST sedan bubbletop. It's not a done deal just yet but there's a very strong

possibility that my LeSabre will be living out it's retirement in the mid-west while I get a

very nice, all original Colorado hardtop.

Make sense?

Finally spotted an '08 VUE that WASN'T white (black)

In front of Toyota of Nashua. (no he was NOT looking at Tundras... or any Toy-oh-dur!)

The SS United States, USS Olympia, Penn's Landing, Franklin Square, and a Quattroporte.

I saw this while taking a bike ride...

Another Quattroporte (gunmetal grey/red leather), though I didn't see this one in Philadelphia.

As well, I saw a recently purchased Enclave strolling around at the Toyota dealership.

As well, I saw a recently purchased Enclave strolling around at the Toyota dealership.

That's akin to Jessica Biel sauntering by a Weight Watches meeting, isn't it?

I left for work today at noon (1-9pm schedule today) and as I pull

out of Skyline Drive onto Mammoth Road in my B-59 guess what I

see parked curbside?

I wish it had been in a parking lot so I could have taken some pics.

of my LeSabre side by side with this gorgeous ragtop, even though

it's just a lowly Chevy next to my Regal Buick.

I've got a lot more sighting pics. comign soon.

66 Toronado, light blue/light blue. It was gorgeous.

1940 Buick Century sedan restored to factory perfect

a beautiful c4 corvette... definatley not stock.... driving down the long island expressway, it was in front of me... i spot the cage inside, the wonderful exhaust note only found in high compression, high cube motors, a parachute mounted between the taillights, and best of all, a license plat mounted to the wheelie bars... i dont know how legal it is, but its great!

I'm headed off to Ohio tommorow for the holiday weekend, will probably go to a car show or two over the weekend..I'm always amazed at the old cars I see at car shows in those small towns..

It must be the Dodge Days of summer right now, as yesterday a spotless Dodge Lancer GTS Shelby went by us - and this morning a Dodge Conquest went by - both are actually attractive now. Saw a nice Horizon yesterday...that hurt MY ears as I said that...and yesterday I saw the ugliest Ford Fairmont in red and maroon two-tone with matching interior. Oh! And a Dodge Mirada with the original owner AND her wrap around cataract glasses. It was after looking at those two I realized why the Japs were able to get a toe hold on the US Market.