Ugliest vehicle made, in your opinion. Here's mine.
AMCs had some real turds. That Matador posted above was really strange looking.
Thinking back, I don't recall any Ford/Lincoln/Mercury that was anywhere near as ugly as the 60-61 Mopars.
The Chevys of those years were absolutely gorgeous. The '59 Impala, the '61 Bubble Top, the '64s were great too.
Go ahead....name a Chevy from the 60s that was ugly. I can't. Even the Corvairs were a bit dorky but still cool overall.
The Nash Metropolitan looked like a super-sized golf cart.
Have you ever seen an Amphicar?
I'm not much of a fan of the Nova. The Duster and Demon blew them away for styling. Even the Maverick was a cool car in comparison, at least the first 3 years. By 1975, the Maverick looked like it was equipped with Demo-derby bumpers...
Seriously, what the hell were the stylists thinking with putting a bumper 8 inches off of the body? It looked horrible. The early Mavericks were tight and slick....
I would absolutely rock a Maverick like the black one above. It matches the stance and style of my own car:
AMCs had some real turds. That Matador posted above was really strange looking.
Thinking back, I don't recall any Ford/Lincoln/Mercury that was anywhere near as ugly as the 60-61 Mopars.
The Chevys of those years were absolutely gorgeous. The '59 Impala, the '61 Bubble Top, the '64s were great too.
Go ahead....name a Chevy from the 60s that was ugly. I can't. Even the Corvairs were a bit dorky but still cool overall.
The Nash Metropolitan looked like a super-sized golf cart.
Have you ever seen an Amphicar?
I'm not much of a fan of the Nova. The Duster and Demon blew them away for styling. Even the Maverick was a cool car in comparison, at least the first 3 years. By 1975, the Maverick looked like it was equipped with Demo-derby bumpers...
Seriously, what the hell were the stylists thinking with putting a bumper 8 inches off of the body? It looked horrible. The early Mavericks were tight and slick....
I would absolutely rock a Maverick like the black one above. It matches the stance and style of my own car: