On a very special episode of Knight Rider KITT blows a transmission seal so his retarded cousin RED steps in to save the day!
Tell me you don’t love this car. I spotted this reflec-terrific beast in the Best Buy parking lot in Sherman Oaks. Live your dream people.
The second generation of the Corvette was my favorite. It’s just so perfect.
I’ve been watching Gabe pimp his car out for the last 6 months. I think it’s finally done. Unless of course he drops a super charger in it.
In theory this car is at the Los Angeles Auto Show today. It’s nice as hell but it’s getting a little close to the new Camero that’s coming out. Also to me it’s getting too close to a Corvette which has always has that middle-age-guy-trying-to-compensate-for-his-short-comings type of car. Also the glass roof is cool but not so cool if you have to wear SPF45 like me.
I think I like the new Camero as it still feels like a muscle car.
Gabe spotted this on on his weekend trip to Palm Springs. I don’t know what the hell kind of car this is but it’s dope.
UPDATE
My Dad and his cousin Dennis have chimed in. They say, “It’s a 49-50 probably Plymouth or Dodge.”
Here’s a nice website that breaks it all down however this convertible is no where to be found. Must be rare!
This is a 47 Chrysler Town and Country. I wonder people would buy cars like these if they still made them.
Gabe and I saw this in the Paramount parking lot. Not the stock paint but nice. Amazing to see they kept the vinyl top. I have to say the new Challengers look pretty good too.
I love Ford. It would be so cool to shoot down PCH in one of these. Just me and EIGHT of my closest friends.
Before Mel Gibson lost his mind he was Max, Mad Max. Recently I ran into a collection of fan cars from the movie on the Internet.
This is the coolest movie car ever. I want one!
This car was soooo nice. The sound system in the back was a surprise. I wonder where you keep the subs in a fastback as there’s no trunk? What’s up with the back license plate—just a logo?
I want those rims! The tire is a perfect fit and no low profile either—old school for a better ride.
Man this car is nice. Also it’s signed by Carol Shelby. Is this a reproduction or original? I love to see people actually driving these cars and not just trailering them from show to show.
