I'M with you. I'd take it a NY minute. But would certainly prefer manual. But as long as it had an 8-Track I'm good.
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Thunderbird Club
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I like it. But is it just me or does it look like a Corvette had a baby with a Camaro?
owner has it (dual scoop '69 matt black) just not on, also has the side pipes....
It’s a revisited MX5 Miata styled to look sorta like a C2 Corvette
Alright, I'm in the right club.Yeah, it was you alright. We asked for that other weird stuff you posted to be removed.
You're safe, there was nothing else!
amazing there is a market for a fast looking car like that with an anemic 1.5 or even 2 liter motor....I know the price of fuel drives a lot of this but...,hopefully this wasn't the case here...
Funny! Just visited the arboretum in Arcadia (again) yesterday!
Be a nice daily driver though, with the Mazda running gear and interior
Best part of the workday is a right-hand/left foot workout...
Da glove, da glove.
My '06 Dodge Dakota pickup is a six-speed manual. It's not real smooth, but it's still fun on a winding, hilly, country-like road.
I wouldn’t mind this for going down the shops or Bunnings.
Vast majority of would be bench seat, column shift - either auto or 3 speed manual. They only made all synchromesh standard a year or so before this one, optional for a year or so before that.
Nice nondescript colour too.
This is a 70-71 HG, the place filler model when the all new HQ was delayed from original timetable. Barely any change from the previous HT.
Vast majority of would be bench seat, column shift - either auto or 3 speed manual. They only made all synchromesh standard a year or so before this one, optional for a year or so before that.
Nice nondescript colour too.
This is a 70-71 HG, the place filler model when the all new HQ was delayed from original timetable. Barely any change from the previous HT.
Still loving the 2014. And to my surprise it will growl very nicely. I'm still learning the dynamics, it's hard to not play too loud with too much Thunder, but no one's complaining. I really love it. Haven't picked up my VP since it arrived at practice, and really don't plan to.
No glove, no love...Da glove, da glove.
Gets chilly in the misty morning fog, rollin' topless.
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Most definitely!Alright, I'm in the right club.
Ok, that makes sense and I'm not completely imaging things.
Love the watch. I don't recognize it.
It would only be weird if it were one of those medical latex versions. That would certainly raise some interesting questions.Da glove, da glove.
You do mean the car, right?
We don't want weird rumors getting started. (More than normal.)
Please tell me you’re joking about the 8Track. Do you still have tapes?
When I got my license in ‘74, the first thing I did was go to Pacific Stereo (now long gone) and get a Pioneer cassette player and speakers. It sounded great in that little Volvo. At one time I had about 250 cassettes copied from of my vinyl that I recorded through a Kenwood cassette deck.
We cruised Ocean Avenue in Lompoc (it was a thing back in the day) on Friday Nights blasting Bowie, Sabbath, Zeppelin, ZZ Top, Alice Cooper, you get the idea. The cops hated us. Good Times!
