@Ravey Mayvey Slurpee: I like your style.
From the article:
"An original, '70s-era General Lee, at left, plays coy in one of the numerous Cinema Vehicles Services showrooms. "
Wrong, it was actually Byron Cherry.
"An original, '70s-era General Lee, at left, plays coy in one of the numerous Cinema Vehicles Services showrooms. "
Wrong, it was actually Byron Cherry.
De Anza College? Is that where they do this dance?
Ford Escort or Mazda 323
@Fordboy357: I should have 'shopped Jay Lamm's head up there. Lammonidas?
@Fordboy357: "This...is...LEMONS!"
@Novaload: Maybe that's where Phil Collins got the idea for Susussudio.
The best part about this livery is you'll never see it in your rear view mirror.
@speedzonevideo: Kinda reminds me of Dabney Coleman's ride in the film Short Time.
@oddball67: I think I can guess what your favorite Cake song is...
@Surferjer: If it wasn't so economically unfeasable to ship it from the East Coast to the Midwest, I'd take it off you hands just for the cage!
Shame about the Barracuda. That was some epic patina.
@87CapriceEstate: Mitsubishi Diamante.
@zeussy: +1 on the Murray. He's like the Yogi Berra of motorsports. Too bad the closest thing we have to him in America is Darrell Waltrip.
@buzz killington -- IP Jalopttorney: I must have missed that bit, but it sounds like something he might say. I was thinking more of the Duane 'Dog' Chapman "I thought I was cool enough to say that" type of speech.
Foreign(especially Japanese) cars in general. I grew up surrounded by American muscle and subsequent experiences with them, from a high school friend's Subaru XT that refused to die, despite our best efforts, to my new old beater Corolla whose tired 1.6 has more pep that a lot of domestics I've owned.
@LTDScott: I see I'm not the only one who thought he looked a little like the Macho Man!
