That thing is begging for a stout 350 and a set of 38" tires.
I'd definitely rock that one.
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Going for walks, seeing some cool cars.
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I'd definitely rock that one.
I leared to drive stick in a 76 GT in Krylon blue. This one is a year or two older (and an auto-tragic) but in great shape!
Another classic Toyota a block past the Celica. Been seeing this rig a lot recently and finally got a pic. Beautiful shape, and has an after-market canvas "roof" installed, which I've seen in action.
On that same section I saw a bar buddies car:
In North Philly a few days ago. Most righteous.
Truespoke wheels, Vogue Tyres and probably the HT4100 under the hood....... brings back nightmares to me.
All it's missing is the curb feelers.
I had one like this...
I love plain all-business looking sleepers, especially with steel wheels and hubcaps.
Look what I discovered lurking in the corner of the lobby of a huge office tower in Center City Philly! I wasn't expecting a BMW Isetta, much less one that invited folks to open the door and climb in.
There's someone in our neighborhood who has one; now that the weather is getting better it'll probably be out-n-about.
The first time I'd seen an Isetta was at the Vasek Polack BMW dealership. A couple of them were sitting in the reception area alongside two M1s. This was in the mid '80s.
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Saw the red Ferrari in a parking lot, I confessed that the Audi is mine, but I still think it's a cool car.
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I was a kid when those Celicas came out. My brother and sister got Carinas, which were one (or more like 1/2) step up from the Corollas.
There was a Celica version with wheel well extenders that I thought was so cool!
They have one of those in the lobby of the TWA hotel in Queens, but I don't think you can sit in it.
I work at a hospital and cut through the parking garage on rounds. I always hope this is sitting there to make my day that much better.
Cool thing is, he drives it rain or shine.
Cool thing is, he drives it rain or shine.
