A teacher in middle school used to say “if you don’t have anything nice to say, you might be a custom car critic” which makes more sense than the other nonsense the teachers would try and tell us. This next customized Citroen starts with a whaaaat is that pile on the hood and then continues […]
The Nissan Silvia S12 generation was a sporty compact front-engine rear-wheel-drive coupe/hatchback that was sold as the Nissan 200SX in the USA from 1984 through 1988. Rust, misplaced confidence, and general negligence have all but removed most of these from the roads, so finding one in nice original condition is treat. Find this 1987 Nissan […]
This next car comes from the seller and is described as “something special”…which is an understatement when you consider this is one of the only manual transmission equipped diesel wagons you’ll ever see. Sweet! Find this 1980 Mercedes-Benz 300D W123 offered for $13,500 in Santa Monica, CA via craigslist. Tip from Rock On! From the […]
The Lincoln MKT is a full sized luxury crossover monstrosity built on the Ford Flex D4 platform (also shared with the Explorer, Taurus, etc). It is quite a striking sight to see on the road today, partly because of the huge baleen inspired grill, but also because of the enormous aluminum/magnesium constructed rear truck/hatch. What […]
The Ford LTD (el TEE DEE) was launched in the 1965 model year as a full sized top of the range automobile with features and options that were typically reserved for Lincoln and Mercury models. The second generation LTD (1968-1978) continued the high specification trends and today’s red convertible is a particularly cool thing with […]
This next car comes as a tip from PA Cyclist who writes: The only explanation for this is that someone built an entire Pontiac factory in their basement. Yeah. This thing looks like it just jumped through a worm hole and I hope you aren’t one of those Fiero haters who wants to toss it […]
The original Paul Newman V8lvo was a Ford V8 powered wagon with a puffer (as famously told by Dave Letterman) that disappeared for decades and was later found by DT in 2013. Today’s Volvette is equally sleeper status unlocked, but it was built by Paul Newman’s racing team in 2007 with a LS1 from a […]
The first generation RX-7 (SA/FB built in Japan from 1978 to 1985) was a dainty ballerina in the sports car world. The RX-7’s lithe frame was propelled by an equally dainty engine – the Mazda rotary…which was known for stepping high on the tachometer, consuming fuel, and sounding like angry bees when uncorked. Today’s apex […]
The DAF 66 was a small Giovanni Michelotti styled compact built by the Dutch company DAF (short for van Doorne’s Aanhangwagen Fabriek) in the early 1970s. DAF decided to stick to making semis and busses and sold their automotive business to Volvo who renamed the little car the Volvo 66. I don’t believe these were […]
