down on the street bonus edition
This is
Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the
Island That Rust Forgot. Today we're venturing up to the state capitol, where Alan Galbraith- the man responsible for
Billetproof- spotted this '77 Arrow, parked right across the street from his '76 "Hurst Edition" AMC Pacer. Now, we don't have any
proof that Arnold hisself drives this car when he wants to be inconspicuous, but what better choice could there be? The rebadged Mitsubishi Celeste has governor-grade style, yet doesn't scream for attention.
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down on the street bonus edition
This is
Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the
Island That Rust Forgot. We Americans often forget that The General's Chevette was sold all over the world (as an Opel Kadett, Isuzu Gemini, or Pontiac Acadian), and the version built in New Zealand was badged as a
Vauxhall Chevette. Fine car, to be sure, but the decades have not been easy on the Chevette and few survive. However,
Wheels Of Satan has found this pretty straight example on the street in Christchurch and photographed it for us. Is it just me, or do those wheels look like they came from a 70s MGB? Make the jump to read Wheels Of Satan's observations.
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down on the street bonus edition
This is
Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the
Island That Rust Forgot. You don't see many 1940s cars that live outside and haven't succumbed to the dreaded Rust Monster, but iron atoms have a tougher time getting together with oxygen in Arizona's dry climate.
57Sweptside has spotted this pair of '49 Kaisers in Phoenix, and they look pretty solid. The Traveler is an especially interesting find, due to its
weird but functional hatch feature that makes the car into an ahead-of-its-time crypto-utility vehicle. Jump away for all the photos and 57Sweptside's description.
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down on the street bonus edition
This is
Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the
Island That Rust Forgot. I just got back from Denver, where I photographed a few cool old cars parked on the street, including a very nice early Mini… but you don't get to see that today. Instead, you get something even
better! Denver-based
Kitt and
EJacobs continue to send in good stuff found in their neighborhoods (south and northwest Denver, respectively), and today we'll be admiring a trio of vintage Detroit wagons that continue to remind us that SUVs didn't always reign supreme in the family-hauling department. Make the jump for many, many photos.
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down on the street bonus edition
This is
Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the
Island That Rust Forgot. Say over
here you've got a late-50s Lincoln Premiere that's totally wrecked in front, and over
there you've got a GMC truck with a bashed-in rear. You could do the boring thing and part them out or something, but the owner of this fine automobile decided to join the two good halves! Sure, it's completely ridiculous, but the workmanship appears to be pretty good and it's most definitely not the same old thing.
Delta5 found this truckcar down on the Chicago street; make the jump to read his description.
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down on the street bonus edition
This is
Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out interesting street-parked cars located in places other than the
Island That Rust Forgot. You know those movies about the scattered survivors of a heinous plague? Here's a machine that's emerged victorious- though hardly unscathed- from repeated assaults by the dreaded
Yersina Rustis.
72Riv spotted this Cressida in Winona Lake, Indiana, a region in which most Malaise Era Japanese cars dissolved like a serial killer's victims in a basement quicklime pit- not that I'd know anything about that- and shot some nice photos and video for us. Jump away for more.
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