Sweet Cars and Trucks

x10003q said:
Today, you can get basic sedans with 200-300+ hp, sometimes more than the muscle cars of golden era of muscle cars.
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So true. My dad had a 64 Impala SS, 409, 4spd. It makes him crazy that a simple WRX would smoke that car as soon as it gets a little curvy out there. That said, he does enjoy his XT Outback w/sport shift.....lol
 
When I see two of these in one day, they're becoming common. Either that or too many people have too much money.

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Peter Minde said:
When I see two of these in one day, they're becoming common. Either that or too many people have too much money.
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When I visited Eastern Lawn Guyland last summer, I saw 3 Subarus and 6 Ferraris. That crowd definitely has too much money.
OTOH I also saw a Countach and a McLaren on the same day in Clifton Park last summer, even before the track opened. Drug cartels moving headquarters to the suburbs?

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Sick Bird Rider said:
Envious. Love the TR6. Yours is mint.
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Green light said:
Not mint by a long shot. Needs an interior. Very solid body and frame.
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Back when most TR4s were actually running, I met a girl who had one. Apprently her brother had taken the whole interior out except for the seats. It sounded like the coffee can full of loose nuts and bolts I keep on my workbench. I'm thinkng of doing the same thing to my Miata.

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Milo Maltbie said:
When I visited Eastern Lawn Guyland last summer, I saw 3 Subarus and 6 Ferraris. That crowd definitely has too much money.
OTOH I also saw a Countach and a McLaren on the same day in Clifton Park last summer, even before the track opened. Drug cartels moving headquarters to the suburbs?

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Don't be so old fashion - its all the fund managers and hedgies driving those things.
 
This bad boy graced our parking lot at work yesterday. Total restomod: Four wheel disc brakes; coiler rear suspension; modern Corvette motor under the hood. The sound when he fired it up.

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