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More likely to do damage that to protect pedestrians...
 
How do you like this one?
 

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My brother has a 306, in that exact same colour. They're pretty decent for a normal, first, car ... 1.9 Diesel, we've got it up to 110 MPH.
 
Oooh ooh! I saw a Countach today! Had the big ugly bumper but sexay nonetheless!

On the topic of 306s, the Pininfarina Cabrio is nice.
 
cheddar cheese said:
And I saw an XKSS today...Hell yeah!

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454 big-block on a good frame (modified Chevelle), and I can store stuff instead of craming it into a small compartment or stowing it on top of the roof. I hate true trucks too, so that rules that option out. Well, except for the Chevy SSR, which is a NICE car/truck. Plus, how can you ignore the sleek and beatiful lines of a 1969-1970 Elky?
 
:shock: :shock: , wow, that is weird, even my friends think it at least looks good in hot pink, with pnuematics, and a man in a pimp suit driving! :lol:
 

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If you saw a Jag XKSS it wasn't on the street probably. With only 16 built in 1957 and the last one auctioned for 2 million they'll only show up at shows. There is a company producing replicas.

Mac Arther- El Caminos are popular all over the country. In So. Cal. there's plenty of them around too and they're popular for restoration. I see some at every show or cruise in I take the Packard to. People outside the US just don't get it.
 
Nice one here...
 

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