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

IndyCars (regardless of they were under the CART, USAC or IndyCar governing body) looked the best in the early 90s, specifically 1993-1995. They were sleek, svelte and low. Today's IndyCars are too bulky/hefty for my tastes.

Here's Red 5 at at the top of the corkscrew in 1993, my favorite year of the sport, even though I was a Rahal fan.

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Formula 1 cars looked great in the early 90s as well. Here's Schuey in the Jordan in '91... and yes, while it looks dangerous as heck by today's cocoon-ish standards, this car is sex on wheels...

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I was a kid and it pulled up to our local supermarket.
A midget guy, whom I recognized from TV, existed the big wiener and handed out Oscar Meyer wiener whistles to all us kids and talked up a storm about the product.
As an 8 year old I was mighty impressed. It was funny seeing 20-30 kids blowing on mini wieners.

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I was 12 years old when the Oscar Meyer wiener mobile came to my neighborhood. I brought my Oscar Meyer wiener whistle to school and had some perverse fun asking the girls in my class if they wanted to "blow my wiener whistle".
 
I was a kid and it pulled up to our local supermarket.
A midget guy, whom I recognized from TV, exited the big wiener mobile and handed out Oscar Meyer wiener whistles to all us kids and talked up a storm about the product.
As an 8 year old I was mighty impressed. It was funny seeing 20-30 kids blowing on mini wieners.

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I saw one of them in a RI parking lot a few years ago. Lots of gawkers around, for sure.
 
Rick Dobbertin's 86 J2000. The car that started the Pro Street movement in the 80's.

I remember that car from a Hot Rod or Car Craft magazine. Rick worked as an exhaust man in NOVA (I think) and spent a large amount of hours just polishing the stainless steel pipes on that car.

I didn't realize that he started the Pro Street stuff.
 
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