is that an Avanti in the gar-ajh?Nice photos. My very first car was a 61 bug. I am guessing this convertible bug is around 1965 to 1967. Fun memories.
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is that an Avanti in the gar-ajh?Nice photos. My very first car was a 61 bug. I am guessing this convertible bug is around 1965 to 1967. Fun memories.
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The speed limit was 130 km/h, wasn't it?!
I think that was the last year for the classic body style with real bumpers.
The speed limit was 130 km/h, wasn't it?!
Interesting lines but the rims are almost crying out for yellow spokes and green center-caps.another Detroit V8 powered classic, maybe posted already: Iso Rivolta Lele
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VW Rabbit GTI. The original "Hot Hatch". I had a 1984 like this one except for a red interior. Great car and very useful as a musical equipment transporter.
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Came across this beauty while out for beers at our local last night...
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Make one in a dark red / dark brown bicolor and call it "La Cucaracha", am I right?



But of course, a Model 3 Performance will still whoop it's butt... (not a small ragtop though, either!)Here's a brand spanking new EV for both you tree-huggers and you traditionalists:
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Edit: Cute brand name "AC", hehe.
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"The fact is that the first Cobra had an XHP-260 small-block Ford V8 V8, which delivered 260 hp, and 269 lb-ft. Would something with 308 hp and 369 lb-ft deserve the name Cobra?"
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