A Horse With No Name

Were I to buy any car on the planet, i am with ykx. This or a Mustang.

Some good Jazz for Monday... On the automotive front, would love to have been alive in the early 60's for those cars. Many of them are far better designs than even the later sixties cars. I miss seventies cars also. This could park in the library lot while I was reading inside as a kid...Neat survivor.

Neat Remix of a Stevie Wonder song.

Ummmmm.....no.

Neat vintage pic....

Truth for Thursday..... Back to cars....this Ford just has the look!

This is really gorgeous Iron. I like the new wave of Lincoln Suv's and Like what Audi and Volvo are doing as well. Some really cool Suv's being built. That being said, this thing strikes me as an eleven. On a scale of one to ten...

More music for Thursday.

Yeah. Got my Stereo set back up, listening to a ton of new music and re discovering a bunch of old stuff. Friend gave me an Onkyo TX-NR 808 AV reciever for my living room system. Moved a sofa for them, seemed like a fair trade. Shame to just use it for two channel use, but it pushes two speakers as well as it pushes 11. Looking at a couple of Magnepan LRS speakers for my family room system, would need to upgrade my Carver Amp to something that would run 4 Ohms of Impedance. Would love to find an old Adcom 555 or the like. Pre AMp is Emotiva, they and outlaw audio build some nice amps. I like buying from smaller comanies. While this seems to be getting away from cars, here is a link to the LRS I am auditioning Saturday morning. Why can't everyday cars have this level of design coolness? https://www.magnepan.com/model_lrs

There is a reason I have largely given up on modern cars and switched to tools, trains, woodworking equipment, 4WD trucks, audio equipment and the like. Some funk for you to listen to when you are cruising in the Jeep.

We could get lost for days. I love her voice.

Other than the Civic Type R, and to a lesser extent the Civic SI, everything they build is inspired by a carboard box viewed through the viewpoint of a meth addict in a Vinton county Ohio Trailer park. And that is being generous. More generic than the plastic container I dipped hummus out of last night for dinner. Please don't become so desperate in your automotive tastes that you will give extra credit to an effort that deserves a "32" on a scale of 1 to 100. A mid 70's Cutty or Big Plymouth Fury awaits your love. This deserves your dog giving a golden shower in a Walmart parking lot. The Bolt is so ugly it's kinda cute, like a bulldog. Honda design is kinda lame, honestly.

First questioning the moon landing and then finding this pair attractive. I am going to unleash my woodworking tools and destroy that tall ladder you fell off of head first.

Beautiful pic though. The latest mindless way to make people blow money on vehicles. Studebaker!

There are so many effing reasons to believe we actually went. https://youtu.be/UT23ogeC1nI

Parnelli! Neat old SCCA pics. Apologies to Balthazar that the vehicles are post war and pictured in color... Alan Kulwicki....Nasccar was much better back in the day.

It really does. We are such a creative and inqusitive speices. I find both beautiful, and queally desireable as a place to live. Give me Ohio. Phil Hill, his wife Sandy with the stop watches in the rear. A Cutlass, a Monte Carlo, and a T-Bird buried here somewhere. Did I say I liked Ohio for some reason?

How much you want to bed that's an Ohio plate that's covered up here...

Quite sadly, yes. I r emember someone talking me out of buying and restoring a clean 69 Firebird convertible because only GTO's would have any real value as 60's Pontiac collector cars. T Bird like that was for sale in solid but restorable shape cheap, but I passed on it as it would have low resale even if I did fix it up. But killer design. Today's funny...

Iconic T bird picture...

This didn't go down as one of Chryslers better ideas. The beginning of the end, actually for Chryco in a way.