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Pick your favorite iconic car from any decade....

It's a Ford Crestline…

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Damn, that's sexy! :woot:

Saw one of these on an episode of "Wheeler Dealers" today: 1972 Lancia Fulvia (without autocross mods).
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A good 20 years ago I had a parking space for my motorbike in a local garage.
Other people had their cars stored there too.
One day the guy from the garage said to me "are you interested in this Jaguar, the owner want to sell it. You'll probably get it for a good price"

It was a XJS 4.0 L 6 cylinder. A friend of my brother restores British cars, so I gave him a call, thinking he might be interested. He came over and had a look at it.
Soon decided it wasn't worth a restoration. (too far gone from being pulled out of a canal)

But he noticed this Lancia Fulvia a bit further up in the garage.
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It was in the color above. His eyes started to shine.
Now, that was a worthy restoration object.
Unfortunately for him, the owner (an Italian) had disappeared.
Nobody had heard from him in years.
So there was no one to make a deal with.