Cars Of The Past…

[Quantum12]

i had one of these

[Image: https://denyignorance.com/uploader/image...base-1.jpg]

3 cylinder, 1.0 litre, 55 horsepower

oh yeah

Perfect for good gas mileage.

[BeTheGoddess]

In that choice I would have the ride of "The Road Warrior" for the brute force factor....

You dont mean that horrid XB Falcon from Mad Max?.

People actually have a plastic "blower" on their Fiesta's because a lack of penis size

EDIT: None of you have owned a Ford Falcon, I still do. Its not fast, but it was the best $500 I have spent on a Ford.

[Oldcarpy2]

I loved Harold and Maude and Two Lane Blacktop.

Brewster Mcloud, too.

My fave would be a 69 Plymouth Roadrunner.  I can't afford a real one but maybe a Satellite clone?

When I get my inheritance, shortly:

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=ply...AR&PC=U534

[UltraBudgie]

People actually have a plastic "blower" on their Fiesta's because a lack of penis size

it is about love

check out this sexy beast

Featuring the highly durable Ford 2.0-liter four-cylinder Zetec engine and a big turbo, the Fiesta can comfortably produce well over 800 horsepower, topping out at a hair-raising 159 mph. An experience Phil can only relate to us as, “pretty frightening.”

[Quantum12]

I loved Harold and Maude and Two Lane Blacktop.

Brewster Mcloud, too.

My fave would be a 69 Plymouth Roadrunner.  I can't afford a real one but maybe a Satellite clone?

When I get my inheritance, shortly:

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=ply...AR&PC=U534

Yes the Roadrunner looks amazing. 

Are you sporting all of us here with your inheritance?

[Quantum12]

it is about love

check out this sexy beast

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K5ABRiZg0A]

Wait. It costs $340 but $54,000 to build. I will take two. 

Hopefully it will blow away a Tesla!

[UltraBudgie]

I am very partial to the 1970's Chrysler Town & Country:



What a sweet ride!

I am dreaming of driving it around downtown San Francisco or San Diego looking for a parking spot. I imagine if you can patiently handle that, you can handle anything with Zen-like aplomb. Mountaintops are for amateurs.

It needs to have a wooden-bead backrest cover like taxicab drivers use, for the entire front bench seat, of course.

[Oldcarpy2]

i had one of these

[Image: https://denyignorance.com/uploader/image...base-1.jpg]

3 cylinder, 1.0 litre, 55 horsepower

oh yeah

And the winner of Shed of the Month, is....

[Oldcarpy2]

Yes the Roadrunner looks amazing. 

Are you sporting all of us here with your inheritance?

Nah.  Maybe a couple of free drinks in the Banter Cafe?  And a couple of (cough) Herbal Cigarettes?

[Quantum12]

I am very partial to the 1970's Chrysler Town & Country:

[Image: https://denyignorance.com/uploader/image...6.jpg.webp]

What a sweet ride!

I am dreaming of driving it around downtown San Francisco or San Diego looking for a parking spot. I imagine if you can patiently handle that, you can handle anything with Zen-like aplomb. Mountaintops are for amateurs.

It needs to have a wooden-bead backrest cover like taxicab drivers use, for the entire front bench seat, of course.

Let’s race in San Fran on Lombard Street. How many groceries can you fit in that? 

I will take this one.