The clean one of courseI know which I would pick. Although to each their own.View attachment 124240View attachment 124239
The clean one of courseI know which I would pick. Although to each their own.View attachment 124240View attachment 124239
BTW the interior on the automatic is pretty nastyI know which I would pick. Although to each their own.View attachment 124240View attachment 124239
Dam I actually like this better than the concept 'Vette ..... Did I just say that ??!!Mercedes concept car. Not old but pretty wicked. Hopefully it comes with a radar detector.
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Thank the gods it was only an experiment.One of many styling experiments built for day-to-day use by GM styling Chief Bill Mitchell, the XP-700 was built on a standard 1958 283/230 Corvette chassis but received “Grand Prix-inspired” styling cues such as wire wheels, side exhaust and an extended snout, rumored to have been inspired by a one-off Ferrari 250 Special by Pininfarina. After going though a couple of iterations, it is believed that XP-700 was cannibalized to build the XP-755 “Mako Shark” concept car.
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This is a beautiful car no doubt ...
I was thinking the same thing and wondering how much I should be paying my chauffeur, lol .This is a beautiful car no doubt ...
But just look at it .... if it starts to piss pour rain ... the poor driver gets soaked and the snobs in the back stay nice and dry
What a world we live in ... even back then
Back when drivers were real men! No front brakes, no seatbelts, a leather helmet and goggles. Of course, it was safe, they used leather belts to keep the hood closed, and it was high tech, they put smaller wheels on the front.Looking to bring both spectators and American automakers back to the Indy 500, Indianapolis Motor Speedway president Eddie Rickenbacker proposed a series of rule changes in 1929 that would become known as the "junk formula." From 1930 to 1937, the race once again included normally aspirated stock-block cars, and while this Hudson Super Six racing car, part of the Bothwell Collection to be sold by Bonhams on November 11, never raced at Indy – or likely at all - it still pays homage
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And three pedals.Back when drivers were real men! No front brakes, no seatbelts, a leather helmet and goggles. Of course, it was safe, they used leather belts to keep the hood closed, and it was high tech, they put smaller wheels on the front.
Maybe a six pack and a smokeI was thinking the same thing and wondering how much I should be paying my chauffeur, lol .
1960s flying car ?If you thought that the C8 dash was busy ….
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This is all I can find.1960s flying car ?