Larry's kickass AMC thread got me hankerin' for some old-school dealership pictures. I guess you could say I'm a history buff..I love old pics and newsreel footage...and God forbid you take me to a museum and expect to get out of there quickly.
I searched and can't find such a thread having been done recently. Hemmings occasionally has some excellent stuff ( http://blog.hemmings.com/index...ships/ ) but I wanted to see what TCL has out there.
Bonus points to anybody who can provide 70's or early 80's Datsun or Mazda dealerships. I award you the Internet if you provide some E30's in their original, unsold state.
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i find myself searching for a post by ATL_AV8r that i dont agree with... so far his words are gospel
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What does mike type that isnt funny. Hes like the top resident smart ass of the vortex.
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
For the most part. If memory serves, it's also the cucumber capital of Japan. Hence the home-market ads for the FT-86 featuring Takeichi-kun, the cartoon cucumber whose meteoric rise through the underground drift world has shamed him in the eyes of his school-master.
If the pasture dreams and slaughterhouse tears of baby cows on the fast track to a bolt in the head were cheaper than Mobil One, I know what I would choose.
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
This was the only other of Ace Wilson's Royal Pontiac I could find
This was where the Pontiac GTO was prepped before its "duel" with the Ferrari GTO in C&D..... Let's just say it's hard to externally tell a 389 from a 421
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
These photos turned up while I was researching the Nash thread. I love vintage dealership shots, too.
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“To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible.” - St. Thomas Aquinas
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
The techs were never that good-looking in any shop I've worked for!
Please read my first published article in the February 2010 Chevy Enthusiast magazine (page 37; "Zora Arkus-Duntov And Five Easy Corvettes"). Link: http://www.amosautomotive.com/ Thanx!
“To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible.” - St. Thomas Aquinas
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
Life is bland enough for Toyota owners, they need some excitement. Nothin says wake the f**k up like riding a runaway washing machine at 100mph down the freeway
"I think that cars today are almost the exact equivalent of the great Gothic cathedrals: I mean the supreme creation of an era, conceived with passion by unknown artists, and consumed in image if not in usage by a whole population which appropriates them as a purely magical object."
Actually, the full-size Chevys in that shot are all '62s, except for the two on the bottom-center, which are '61s. Just a minor point, but I can't help mydamnself.
Please read my first published article in the February 2010 Chevy Enthusiast magazine (page 37; "Zora Arkus-Duntov And Five Easy Corvettes"). Link: http://www.amosautomotive.com/ Thanx!
“To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible.” - St. Thomas Aquinas
Actually, the full-size Chevys in that shot are all '62s, except for the two on the bottom-center, which are '61s. Just a minor point, but I can't help mydamnself.
I was testing you you passed
Oldsmobile in the top right? this is such a great pic, especially after seeing all of the german and asian parking garages like this. this pic should have it's own ID thread.
It's a luxo-rocket, there's no real need for a manual. Just lean back, push the pedal, light up the turbos, and sail off into rotary oblivion.
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That's f*ckin awesome. In a matter of fact, this whole car is badass!!!! Driving a musclecar should be like a rolling face in someone else's rearview mirror.
My wife giggled furiously at "Be a swinger in a Stinger"
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In all fairness, if this was posted in the MKIII/MKIV/MKV Forums, you'd probably get a much better reception. If the cover photo was dripping with HDR, you could probably hear the man-goo smacking their monitors.
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face in someone else's rearview mirror.
