Big Dad
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quit calling me ugly
Ugliest vehicle made, in your opinion. Here's mine.
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Unconventional
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This kinda reminds me of the Aztek:
It also reminds me of The Predator:
It also reminds me of The Predator:
Unconventional
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In my rear view mirror it looked like it should be scooping up roadkill for CalTrans
Scody21
Just send it
Too late. And the Toyota trucks are made in Texas. They are more American than some of the others…
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diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
There are companies that make fastback caps for just about any truck you'd like, and they've being doing it for decades
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
They are the vehicular version of anchor babies
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:
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:
^^^^ Yea the 5 mph bumper every car manu. made starting what '73??? Yes they look terrible!!
Yea Mavericks were pretty cool looking little compacts!
Yea Mavericks were pretty cool looking little compacts!
IF car manu. co. were smarter, they would not have to reuse names!!!!!!
Or part numbers.IF car manu. co. were smarter, they would not have to reuse names!!!!!!
I've worked for three different HVAC manufacturers, and one of the Cardinal Rules when it comes to Parts is (or at least it used to be): Don't re-use the part number!
But when Daikin (a Japanese company) bought-out McQuay (a Minnesota company) they did exactly that, and that was one of the (many) "last straws" that broke this dumb-*** camel's back.
Damn shame.
That 70 Charger reminds me of a 70 R/T convertible I bought. Loved the car but I almost didn't buy it because of the front end looks. Bought it in the summer of 88, First car I paid $10,000 for.
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
Mopar was one of the worst (if not hands down the worst) in doing thatIF car manu. co. were smarter, they would not have to reuse names!!!!!!
Ask a youngster about the dodge aspen, charger, dart or magnum
like_A_pike
that's not factory
They say that the hippopotamus suffers from sunburn. But how does that happen in the winter…in Russia?
Unconventional
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bcschief
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Exner era styling was replaced by Engle I think in 62.
bcschief
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Had a factory one in pale yellow 318 poly engine with a 2 speed powerflight transmission. Heater delete, and add on ac.
I'm guessing the car that you bought was a Coronet since no Chargers were built as convertibles?
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