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Detroit, 8:36 PM
Sat Nov 21
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I'm sure yours will be coming up soon, now that there is only one more LeMons race this year. #lancia
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As opposed to the bastardized-Fiat Beta coupe in yesterday's PCH, this is pure Lancia through and through. The Fulvias are definitely worth preserving, though they still rust like mad. Very pretty little coupe, but that front-end facelift with the staggered lights is not an improvement over the original nose. #lancia
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@tonyola: Here's a 1965 Wildcat. Notice the staggered lights, but on the same plane. #lancia
11/15/09
@tonyola: 1966 also had these types of headlamps. #lancia
11/15/09
@tonyola: Though nothing says staggered headlamps quite likr the 1962 Dodge Dart, or the 1962 Plymouth Fury. Here's the Dart: #lancia
11/15/09
@UDMan: Actually it wasn't the Fury, it was the 1963 Dodge Polara and 330. #lancia
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Ah, weekends with Murilee. The funny, the inspiring, the awesome, and the tragic. #oldsmobilecutlass
11/15/09
09/27/09
We had a group of my wife's girlfriends over one night. One of whom hailed from the deep farming area of the midwest. She had heard from my wife that I had two International Harvesters: a pickup and a Scout. Being from farmland, she exclaimed "Hey! That's the only kind of truck my Dad would ever buy! I learned how to drive a stick on an International pickup! Can I see them?" So she drags a gaggle of girls, including my wife, out to the garage where there's a line of vehicles: two Internationals, a '67 Mustang, and the Stag.
The midwestern girl walks down the row and starts explaining to the others, "This one here is an International Truck, we used these on our farms. This other one here is a Scout, we also used these during the winter instead of our cars because they were 4 wheel drive and could go anywhere." Then, moving on to the Stag (which she clearly did not recognize), she looked down at the Stag emblem in the middle of the grille, furrowed her brow while pausing for a moment, and then looked up and proudly exlaimed, "And this one here is a John Deere."
I didn't have the heart to correct her and never have
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09/26/09
All we know is, it's called the Stag.
09/27/09
Have a Portago.
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From there, the list becomes one of Triumphs that I have no real desire to own, but like nonetheless, starting with the TR3.
09/26/09