it's time for: NAME - THAT - CAR!

[Sixty8panther]

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Year & make will be sufficient.

[Robert Hall]

30s Plymouth (or Dodge)?

54-55 Olds

70s Datsun B210

[balthazar]

A '37 Plymouth, a '55 Olds, a POS.

[Sixty8panther]

LOL @ Balthy's last answer.

WHAT model year is the POS?

[Robert Hall]

LOL @ Balthy's last answer.

WHAT model year is the POS?

197X.

[balthazar]

>>"WHAT model year is the POS?"<<

Who gives a flying rat's ass ?

Is it even ID-able to one year ??

[Sixty8panther]

no... that's why I was giving you a hard time. :wink:

[Daryl Z71]

>>"WHAT model year is the POS?"<<

Who gives a flying rat's ass ?

Is it even ID-able to one year ??

lmao

[toesuf94]

1937 Plymouth

1955 Olds

1977 Datsun B210 (Honeybee?) aka POS

[CMG]

I can actually say I owned a 1937 Plymouth nicer than this!

Hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I remember an article 25 years or so ago (maybe more) about the "Ugliest hubcaps ever made".

They voted the B210's hubcaps the winner!

[balthazar]

Were those those waffle/honeycomb-esque ones? Agreed: pretty bad.

[A Horse With No Name]

On the other hand, that Plymouth is a damn fine looking car. I posted links earlier (several months ago) about a Plymouth truck that was a California survivor with some cool patina...

Saw a 37ish Plymouth truck on the road the other day...in primer...looked like a well done project quite far along.

Chris

[Sixty8panther]

Speaking of pre-war Plymouths:

This one attends a local cruise night every week.

It's a very original '35 (1st year of the all steel body)

Powered by a Tunned Port 350 & 700R4 borrowed

from a totaled Camaro. The gentleman spent 10 years

building it and it shows. it also has bucket seats, P.S.

pump/rack & brakes from the Camaro.

Edited August 1, 2009 by Sixty8panther