Things with wheels.
Things with wheels.
Everytime I see this car, my heart does a little pitter-patty thing.
But wait. Those rims look a little...overkill...for a 60-hp restored Ghia...
HOLY SHNIKEYS!
But wait. Those rims look a little...overkill...for a 60-hp restored Ghia...
HOLY SHNIKEYS!
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my dad had two of those ghia thingys back in the day... BC as he would say (before children) One broke down and he sold it.. the other he traded for a trumpet.... we have pictures of em somewhere... they were pretty
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Alex Steacy wrote:The Karmann Ghia is one sexy car. And I'm not a car guy at all.
One of my Dad's friends used to have a fire-red one that he drove until the floor rusted out. Poor thing...
THIS IS NO EXCUSE TO STOP DRIVING ONE! NO!
Korri, if you find those pictures, and they are in a web-shareable format, please to make with the postening...
DARK REALM: Have you seen the Top Gear review of the Exige? Holy mackerel...what The Stig does with that thing...
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Lavos wrote:Who is the genius behind these cars?
Apparently, Chip Foose. But it was formally a Plymouth / Daimler-Chrysler product, and quite possibly the only "American" car I've ever seriously wanted to own. I nearly wept when I heard that they were being discontinued...
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Under13 wrote:DARK REALM: Have you seen the Top Gear review of the Exige? Holy mackerel...what The Stig does with that thing...
yeh i have, but this was after i heard about the Exige, it made me love it more, it doesnt have the best top speed but god does it handle well!
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Alex Steacy wrote:
Maybach HL 230 P 45 / 12-cylinder / 700hp
150mm Frontial Armour
380mm Rocket-Propelled Siege Mortar
All standard features on the Stumpanzer VI.
I heard on the news last night that our defence force was selling its old tanks to the public
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My favorite things on wheels is the 787.
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Le grá,
Steve
Steve
I have an undying, unhealthy desire to own or build one of these...
"Christine" wasn't really a Fury, at least not in the movies. She was 23 Plymouth Belvederes, Furies, and Savoys, all painted and customized to a trim level and colour that was consistent across none of them. Apparently it's easiest to start with a '57 or '58 Belvedere, since it's got the little chrome winglets and the right style of bumper, but ya gotta get the red/white paint job and red/black interior as custom jobs.
There are four of the "original" Christines left, all in private hands - one of them is for sale (completely restored from being a stunt car) to the tune of 189,999USD. Yowza.
"Christine" wasn't really a Fury, at least not in the movies. She was 23 Plymouth Belvederes, Furies, and Savoys, all painted and customized to a trim level and colour that was consistent across none of them. Apparently it's easiest to start with a '57 or '58 Belvedere, since it's got the little chrome winglets and the right style of bumper, but ya gotta get the red/white paint job and red/black interior as custom jobs.
There are four of the "original" Christines left, all in private hands - one of them is for sale (completely restored from being a stunt car) to the tune of 189,999USD. Yowza.
Oh man. MAN. Matt. You need this.
I just found a Japanese company that will take a modern BMW and overhaul it into a retro monster. Start off with a BMW Z3, put it through the Dusen Bayern Mystar machine, and it will spit out a Mercedes 190 SL.
I can only imagine what this could would be like to drive with an M donor...
GORGEOUS.
I just found a Japanese company that will take a modern BMW and overhaul it into a retro monster. Start off with a BMW Z3, put it through the Dusen Bayern Mystar machine, and it will spit out a Mercedes 190 SL.
I can only imagine what this could would be like to drive with an M donor...
GORGEOUS.
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