HarleyEarl

Monte Carlo

2002 Grand Prix G-Force Hot.

Here's some great Pontiac photos: http://www.pontiacserver.com/blackhawk02/index.html

That has to be a rare car....not many of them around, would be a great one to have.

Great dash and steering wheel design.

Love the '72 Coupe De Villes:

Check out these crazy cadillacs: http://code3.wordpress.com/category/cadillac/ Here's the XLR-V..nice

I like those Eagles too. Some people make jokes about the wood sided station wagons, and yes it's fake wood, but there is something so comforting about how they look, so Americana. They are the successors of the woodies. Here's a nice example of a 1978 Chevrolet wagon:

Something so timeless about woodies....wonderful example. (could I take a copy of your sig, I collect photos of carriers)

Love that!!

And of course there is the woody PT Cruiser: I kinda like it, glad there are those that have some fun with their cars:

Buick needs to put this into production now!...recapture the glory years. But seriously, alot of thought and work went into this vehicle, obviously with a love of that era of Buick and wood. Here's the website of the builder: http://www.californiacruisers.com/hhr_1953_woody.htm

A woody Chevrolet HHR:

Any wood is good wood. 1970 Ford Ranchero: Did El Camino ever have wood?

AMC Rebel

Yep, that is how GM cars used to be, you had to look back after getting out and still admire it long after the initial purchase. It's so good to see that coming back.

Yes, that is how I like my Pontiacs too.....clean. In a way Audi is what Pontiac should be, clean muscularity.

Yes!.....they are Toyota Soarers...thanks Blu.

And the rearview:

A coachbuilder woody Cadillac wagon:

They'd have to be horny with that huge, protruding grill.

Those Buicks are stunning.

Evo

It's summer and one's mind turns to wood. Here's a '48 Oldsmobile Woody wagon:

Not a particual car, but I'm seeing more and more right hand drivers here, some unusual Japanese models. A few I'm seeing are Toyota coupes, which were sold as Lexus here. Don't know the actual model name/number.