HarleyEarl

Sometimes I feel something move when a hot, sexy car roars by, I think they call it wood. Am I autosexual?

Holden Colorado:

'65 Chevrolet

The only one I can remember seeing the Captain drive is the blue Pontiac GTO convertible. Maybe it was Major Healey and the Firebird....I need to do some research.

I guess he drove more than one ......which GM car did he drive in the second season?

Who played Captain Anthony Nelson in what TV show and what General Motors car did he drive?

1964 Chevrolet Impala: I was in a '64 SS once, the car was silver on silver, and I mean the interior was a factory silvery metalic look everywhere...not grey. It was spectacular.

I saw a righthand car, 99.9% sure it was Japanese...but it was moving and couldn't get a read on it.....never saw one before....only way I can describe it, it looked like a smoothed over Mazda MX-3. Anyone know?

Mercury Tracer (totally agree, Blu.....I'd like to see more simple vehicles like that....maybe even a little pickup)

Those Chevelles still look so good, stood the test of time. Road test of a 1961 Chevrolet Impala: http://www.55-57chevys.com/coccc/articles/613/61asty1.html

It looks like something today's Acura would do, and that's not a good thing.

Here's a book on car carriers: http://www.amazon.com/American-Haulers-Cre...o/dp/076030694X

Buick Sportwagon

ALL VERY FUNNY!!!! All you guys should be comedy writers.....very clever.

1960 Chevrolet Impala:

The homeland of my fathers. Betther than the crusher.

What can I say, no words can describe this:

Oldsmobile Rocket 88

Ford Meteor

I agree with you in the sense, that the 71 lost that certain 'Chevyness'....the frontends became more formal with big prominent grills, almost Cadillac in feel. Chevy typically had that clean, linear look that I like.

Isn't that the truth!!!! Luv your era of Chevys. Here's the 1970:

I miss that rascal, 68.