§carlet §wordfish

Congrats BV. As someone who has also just moved away from his home state, I wish you the best of luck.

Interesting. I like the '60-'61 Olds, after that they start to get boring to me.

That's an awesome track and an awesome prize you got for it. Congrats!

Looks promising.

Wait. All that woodgrain is painted on? Somehow I don't like it as much now.

Never heard of nor seen this before, but I really like it. Except for those rims.

I've still got my dad's entire record collection to go through. I've been slowly copying it all to digital. I had know idea about Record Store Day. There was a place in Youngstown called Indie Wax Records that sold new and old vinyl, but they closed in December

Yes.

I'm having trouble staying awake long enough to vote.

Old, dusty red Datsun convertible (Fairlady?) Clean British Racing Green MGB Loud white 4th gen Camaro with the license plate CYALATR Big black '60s Mercedes

If I were shopping for a city car the 500 would be the only one I'd consider. The Spark looks like they dropped a glass model of the Beat concept and glued the pieces back together very poorly. Around here I see about as many 500s as I do MINIs.

I'm not crazy about the wagon's styling, but it's still all kinds of cool and would indeed make an awesome beach cruiser.

Cheers for crazy. Jeers for misspelling "samurai".

Haha. I like how Chrysler keeps using the same Guilietta skin for all its mules. I assume the new one is going to look similar to the new Grand Cherokee and Compass theme. Which isn't bad, but I was rather fond of the retro-boxy style they had on the Patriot, current Liberty, and Commander.

Checkers are completely awesome and I would drive this everywhere around as is (with air in the tires of course).

Light blue/black vinyl '69 Sedan de Ville

I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.

Found a '64 in the same colors. Personally I prefer the cleaner design of the '69.

In the same way that a glass of diarrhea has more character than a glass of champagne.

I've never seen such a vast expanse of woodgrain. But it's handsome in its own way. The title says '64, but the ad says '69, and it looks more like a '69 to me.

Oldsmobile?

Why were all colors in the '70s so awful?

Supermeh. I would like to have seen the G-body Regal and Cutlass Supreme have aerocoupe versions like the Monte and Grand Prix

Didn't the original Aveo start below $10,000?