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Yesterday in town, a '65 Malibu SS convertible, top down, driver bundled up on a nice Fall day. Light blue. Today it was a '64 Chevelle station wagon, driving, in that light aqua color, driver's rear door bashed in.

How about fossil fuels? Say... gasoline and diesel fuel? Those seem readily available, at least in my neck of the woods.

I do believe that is too cool for school. Lovin' it with a diesel motor.

Well I've never really been into Twinks, but those little chocolate covered Donettes rock.

No shit, Sherlock. Your current car is white. Anyway, it's a beauty.

You must have it. This is your Green car.

I think another company will buy these brands and they will live on. Biggest shame is the little people who did the physical work.

I like their schnack foods... but the whole mess is shameful.

You better lay off of my man if you don't wanna go to Fist City!

I love those miniature chocolate donuts. And Ho-Hos. And those orange flavored, creme filled cupcakes. I blame the union after reading a couple of articles. Not sure if that's enough information to have an informed opinion, but that's my story and I'm stickin' to it.

aw man... The Possum!

Jacket, oh my. It's not necessarily prep work at issue with MAACO, it is the paint materials they use. Does this Camaro need to be done lickety split? Or is it a car that you plan on holding onto for a while? With MAACO, "black is black", so any paint repair work that might become necessary in the future will never match the MAACO color. There are many different colors of black. Just a note of caution.

Sounds plausible. If you put the seats in, show us.

Why is there plastic on the front door windows?

God, that green Tahoe is a beauty, and it has been lovingly and correctly updated and maintained by its current owner. I would sell that red Tahoe in a New York minute with only a band-aid fix on the tailgate hinge and full disclosure on the rest of the known issues. Add a transmission cooler to green, as z suggests, and ready it for plow duty. It is a sound vehicle made so by YOU... if you go through with attaching the plow to the red truck and then continue to have problems... up to and including crippling mechanical failure that puts it out of commission, you will be kicking yourself. And you don't deserve any more bad luck. Keep green, put the plow on it and sell red.

I guarantee you what those who are clamoring for a new Supra want is something they can build and modify and street race on Saturday night or on sunday... Sunday, SUNDAY!!! at the local drag strip. A Japanese Camaro/Mustang/Challenger... NOT a soulless, humming, silent, sterile electric approximation of what they perceive as a real car to be loved and enjoyed.

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I just think it's a handsome little coupe, and I posted it in tribute to the brand that Fiat is killing by turning it into nothing more than different trim on a Chrysler product.

Sterile speed does not equal passion of any kind. Those videos I posted are of cars not factory built. They are of cars lovingly built by their owners to perform better than factory. When one really thinks of it, just asking me to explain myself about something so obvious is absurdly humorous. Moltar, it has been published that there is a possibility that the next Supra will be a full electric, produced in a joint venture between Toyota and Tesla. Do you get my drift now?

How can they be customized? Modified? They are totally cold, passionless and disengaged. People who are asking for the Supra to return want THIS:

It has body lines that would allow cohesive two-toning.

Driver's continuing education requirements. Not nannies that will lead to more complacency behind the wheel. There comes a time in a man's life when he must leave his mother.

1965-1976

I will guess that is a rental, with FL tags. Local dealer has quite a few Darts and he is discounting them. All of them are autotragics, too, so I don't understand the problem selling these. I think they're cool looking.