Thread: World's Ugliest Car!
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11-18-2007 08:39 AM #16
It's surprising how people have different taste.
I'm okay with the Pacer, but find the Austin ridiculous looking. The Aurora is disgustingly overdone, and the Aztec always puzzled me, how they got the design past management. I considered it a low in Tiger Woods career, when he endorsed it! :-)
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11-18-2007 07:26 PM #17
Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT
Not for long though, now he runs a Buick!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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11-18-2007 07:52 PM #18
I do believe you're right! :-) (Maybe he "jumped ship" because of the styling.)
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11-18-2007 07:54 PM #19
Im with gassersrule on that, i think his idea would make a cool ride!But that roadster if not my style.
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11-18-2007 08:09 PM #20
The coupe isn't bad...
...but it looks like it was "over-inflated" by about 50 PSI! Someone better let some air out before it pops! LOL!
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11-18-2007 08:18 PM #21
It's like the old GM space saver spares...you put it in the trunk deflated and use that little can of air to pump it up when you need to get to the gas station.What if the "Hokey Pokey" is what it's really all about?
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11-18-2007 09:40 PM #22
Just for the record, I thought the Aztec was outrageous the moment I saw it and wondered how it got out of the design stage. As far as the Pacer goes, I almost bought one off a lot which was like new and only had 12,000 miles on it. I think it had a 232 cu in straight six in it and it was pretty zippy! However the mpg was way low and it would be a real gas hog today. Those little foreign cars show how far you can go to try to get transportation for more than one person with high mpg numbers and maybe we will see more of these in the near future? With the new mid-sized Chevie and even the smaller Cadillac you can see the trend is away from land boats.
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
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11-18-2007 10:41 PM #23
Originally Posted by tango
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11-18-2007 11:28 PM #24
Cool 62.Objects in the mirror are losing
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11-19-2007 08:40 AM #25
Originally Posted by tango
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11-19-2007 09:32 AM #26
Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINTLast edited by Bob Parmenter; 11-19-2007 at 09:36 AM.
Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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11-19-2007 09:42 AM #27
I have a particular interest in the '62 Dodge/Plymouth. My uncle bought one of each. In '62 he bought a Dodge with buckets and a hipo 361 Torqflite. It was a nice blue metallic with white trim and interior. At the time, it was very "sporty" compared to the fin cars.
He divorced my aunt about two years later, and bought a '62 Plymouth Sport Fury with the 383. It was white with red interior, and (at the age of 16) the first car I ever drove over 100MPH! My uncle is gone, but I'll miss him!
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11-19-2007 09:45 AM #28
Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
Larry- 63 Vette & '64 Mustang
Raymond- '53 studebaker & Avanti
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11-19-2007 10:54 AM #29
Originally Posted by viking
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11-19-2007 08:26 PM #30
hmmmm. I like the '62, matter of fact all the old Darts are kind of kewl, especially the '64 and '65 versions. At least the old cars had some styling... Everything on the road now looks like just a slight variation on the same old theme. Can't say that I ever have seen a 4 door that I could honestly say I like. My big old 4 dr. '97 Bonneville ain't no beauty, but it sure is a good cruiser. As for the Mustangs, my favorites are the '67 to '69.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
Yep. And I seem to move 1 thing and it displaces something else with 1/2 of that landing on the workbench and then I forgot where I was going with this other thing and I'll see something else that...
1968 Plymouth Valiant 1st Gen HEMI