nice! my first car was a pretty similar '66 Chevelle in the same color... station wagon ( to carry my bass rig!) equipped with the 327 'vette' motor'69 Chevelle.
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nice! my first car was a pretty similar '66 Chevelle in the same color... station wagon ( to carry my bass rig!) equipped with the 327 'vette' motor'69 Chevelle.
My first was '69 Chevelle. Would love a restored one. 327 =Great Enginenice! my first car was a pretty similar '66 Chevelle in the same color... station wagon ( to carry my bass rig!) equipped with the 327 'vette' motor
That's a neat looking van!Owned three of these USA trim van back in the oughts. Getting much rarer these days but really odd and fun.
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Owned three of these USA trim van back in the oughts. Getting much rarer these days but really odd and fun.
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Owned three of these USA trim van back in the oughts. Getting much rarer these days but really odd and fun.
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Gotta be this dude's ride...
I had an '84 model. When I sold it, it had nearly 300K miles on the clock and it was still running great. It was perfect during my DB days as I could slide it neck-first on the rear floor (on its side) and close the slider door easily.Owned three of these USA trim van back in the oughts. Getting much rarer these days but really odd and fun.
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Those wheels remind me of Hot Wheels cars. They would go great with redline tires!
The first time I saw one of these was at the L.A. Car Show when it was being released (can't recall the exact year). I made photographs of it (35mm Panatomic-X reversal processed into black & white slides). What was truly special about this particular 959 was that is was a cutaway that Porsche made for the introduction of the car.