Chris_V said:A tougher one, what was this one based on?
A cocaine induced fever dream?
Chris_V said:A tougher one, what was this one based on?
A cocaine induced fever dream?
Appleseed said:With modern guts, they'd be fast, but not fast enough to out run ugly.
Totally had the Hot Wheels version of that one.
I don't think I'd want one of these things to be fast.
That Stutz is about the only one I like. Elvis had a black one.
I thought this thread would be about these.
Blakeley Bearcat is my choice. Pinto mechanicals, so 4, 6, or 8 cylinder options. Car is featured in the book, The Car, by Gary Paulson.
I'd like a pro touring Fox Body Zimmer. You'd confuse the hell out of everybody.
I witnessed this at a Mecum sale here in FL. It was........ interesting. Someone spent a lot of money creating this......... proving once again, that money can't buy taste.
I'r rock a Stuz Bearcat in a totally ironic Hipster Elvis way as a DD to troll Birmingham as a daily.
Saw this at the Lingenfelter collection the other week. The level of hideous was off the charts. Look at the wonderful way they incorporated the Corvette T tops into the squared off roof.
Joe Gearin said:I witnessed this at a Mecum sale here in FL. It was........ interesting. Someone spent a lot of money creating this......... proving once again, that money can't buy taste.
Good Lord, that is one unfortunate vehicle.
And the high quality of the finish work is amazing, considering the absolute lack of talent in design and proportion.
Eww. I think I'd rather look at pictures of Russian car accidents. The PT Cruiser is the third best looking car in this thread.
These cars make me realize how grossly unfair the criticism of Aztec is/was.
In reply to Chris_V :
It actually has a very interesting history---- including Duesenberg / Cord provenance!
Still qualifies as an automotive atrocity in my book.......
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