Cars that I'd.....

[Lucky13]

Back in the day I sure wanted one of these:


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Can't argue with you there!

 

[Lucky13]

Just waiting to cash in on the Euro Millions!

 

[Lucky13]

 

[SaparotRob]

I still want one of those, even if it's a replica - but sacrificing a kidney, selling my daughters and robbing a bank to afford it might be going a tad too far !!

You forgot the second mortgage.

 

[Airframes]

Nope, divorced, and like tornados, when the woman goes, she takes the house and car ............

 

[Peter Gunn]

....and if we throw in?

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Suddenly I'm craving orange juice...

 

[BEAR VMF257]

When the dream is too rare or expensive build it.

 

[Lucky13]

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Right, ok....

 

[Airframes]

Yeah, right - try getting that through Joe's Car wash !!

 

[Lucky13]

Is that you singing Car Wash again?

 

[Airframes]

Er... yep. I can't remember he words to "YMCA" ..................

 

[Lucky13]

Er... yep. I can't remember he words to "YMCA" ..................

It's usually Karl who sings that one....

 

[GrauGeist]

Right, ok....

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Just because it has wheels, doesn't mean it's a car, Jan, FFS.

 

[Lucky13]

Just because it has wheels, doesn't mean it's a car, Jan, FFS.

Well, someone didn't get their coffee this morning....

 

[Venomstick121]

Right, ok....

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The ultimate multirole vehicle, air, sea, and land what cant it do!!

 

[Venomstick121]

imagine this thing on the road though. What a beautiful car hope their is no bad history behind it

 

[Lucky13]

Dearborn, Michigan, 1946. "Ford Rouge B-Building. Cars leaving assembly line."
Ansco color transparency from the Ford Motor Co. photographic archives.

Source: Internet

 

[Lucky13]

The latest from hot-rodder-photographer-skier Don Cox is this 35mm Kodachrome dated February 1961,
starring yet another Lincoln Capri.

Source: Internet

 

[Lucky13]

The car: 1956 Lincoln Capri coupe. The slide: 35mm Kodachrome dated February 1961. The place: 31 miles from Reno.
The photographer: Don Cox.

Source: Internet

 

[Lucky13]

March 1963, somewhere along Route 66 in California. This 35mm Kodachrome begins a new series by the late
photographer and hot-rodder Don Cox, one of the pioneers of dry-lake racing in the postwar years.
They were donated to Shorpy by his friend (and "Birth of Hot Rodding" co-author) Robert Genat.
Here we see Don and his 1957 Lincoln Premiere convertible snapped from above by a low-flying confederate.

Source: Internet