The small print in the ad said accessories not included.1970 Volkswagen Porsche Tapiro concept car
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The small print in the ad said accessories not included.1970 Volkswagen Porsche Tapiro concept car
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1970 Volkswagen Porsche Tapiro concept car
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Like the Flux Capacitor?The small print in the ad said accessories not included.
Like, the girl.Like the Flux Capacitor?
Was that a young Heidi Klum?Like, the girl.
"Volvo. Boxy, but safe".
Quick, name the movie.
Friend of mine has had this 1939 Chrysler Imperial Convertible for a few years now.My friend, Bob, recently bought this 1948 Lincoln Continental. A very cool car.
He can afford that on a barber's salary?My friend, Bob, recently bought this 1948 Lincoln Continental. A very cool car.
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Yes, the Camaro is mine. I can't fit any of my basses in the trunk, but I can fit them on the package shelf (aka backseat). Pictures below show what I packed for a specific gig. Two basses, speaker cabinet with micro-amp, instrument stand, gadget bag, and speaker stand. Fits better top down, but also works top up.@malthumb is the Camaro also yours? And if so, can you fit a bass in gig bag in the trunk? Top down?
You'd have to go Stanley Clarke short scale to make that happen. Actually, though I bet it could fit with the top up and lying diagonal. I never tried it that way because 9 outta 10 times I take the Camaro on a gig it's with the top down. I'll get back to you on that.Thanks, @malthumb . "Bass fits in trunk" is non-negotiable for me and is tough to find with a convertible. My Audi A4 just barely does it.