Woody convertible, in pretty good shape too.
WOW, a 1947 Ford Sportsman!!! INCREDIBLE!!! one of the rarest of rare spots of the thread, awesome!!!
heck, I'm so excited I'll post again, this car is way cool. Making up for my last post’s poor quality, here are a couple of cool cars that work, for a change.
I went to a mall looking for Hot Wheels, and in the entrance was this small display of Mustangs from a local club called Mustang Performance. Funny thing is, most of their cars are punny originals and none of them actually resembles anything performance related. But they were quite a show none the less. First, a completely original (even paint) 302 inch Mach I Mustang II, I know so because I know the owner. The green and black GT351 with stock wheelcovers is his dad’s, this car still boils the rear tires with aplomb every chance it gets.
This black with red stripes 1970 hardtop is the closest the club gets to actual performance, but it only has another carb and some headers… heck, I don’t even know if it has headers, stock brakes, suspension, everything else. At least it looks good with the front lip. False Cragars also. The green 67 looks nicely restored.
This one was the most modified of the lot, and was also pretty much stock, just really low. Monochrome mint paint looked garish 80s, in stark contrast to the late-Mustang wheels. If I were him, I’d have waited for a fastback at least.
Yet another GT351 hardtop Rustang in intact stock condition, dogdish wheelcovers and whiteline tires and all.
And my favorite of the cars that were displayed, a 1970 GT351 hardtop in dark green-grey with steel styled wheels, front lip and minor custom touches, looks way better than, say, the mint-colored one.
This thing wasn’t on the display, but could have been, it was pristine and arguably, was the car of a club member. It shows just how ugly a late-first-gen Mustang can look.
More Ford, this time in the form of an extremely rare here 1964 Falcon two door wagon, never sold here, this one is already scorched with rust, check out how the roof panel is actually separated of the body in the rear upper part because of the rust.
This Renault 12 is nothing special but is still sad to see it such decay, these cars are very roadworthy, my dad had one when I was like 7, and they were pretty good. This is something like a nostalgia spot. That and also, I’ve been thinking about getting a wagon model as a first car, but I dunno…
Then, one of the most extraordinary spots I’ve ever found, this gigantic vintage crane used for God knows what, in what seems to be good shape, for sale. Needless to say it’s still there, Id love to get it and transform it into a photo car, you know, adapt a place where I can stand and take car to car shots. Yeah, right.
Saw this nice Seat Leon 1.8 Turbo with aftermarket wheels and bike rack come close in a Wal Mart parking lot, but when it turned around, duh, had the spare tire on. Bummer.
Then caught another one at speed in pretty bad light conditions, but the photo turned out decent… ok so it sucks and I was just playing with the camera trough the back window of the Voyager, but bear with me.
An old picture of a mid-70s Ford Thunderbird, tough I have not been able to find the exact year. It wore real and very deep Cragars and was heavily dented and abandoned there for quite some time. I guess it ended up in a scrap yard, as the building behind it was being completed at that time. The new management surely would not want any abandoned car nearby…
Check out how extremely straight and in such good shape this mid 50s VW Oval Window Bug is! I’d so ROCK this thing everyday… and it has decent Porsche wheels and those small taillights… man this thing ruled. Too bad it’s gone now, to a better shape I hope. It was a perfect candidate for a serious Cal-Look number.
Aaah, THIS!! Mexican ingenuity at it’s finest, this VW Combi is now a kid-carrying vessel that gives rides around a touristic park in the City. Check out it’s construction, it actually has a second floor built into it, all painted with copyright-inflicting Disney characters. This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen.
Way, WAY, WAAAAY rare 63 (I think) Chevy Nova ragtop. Never seen one before, this Nova model was never sold here, so catching one is difficult, but a convertible one? In good shape? With mag wheels? Once in a lifetime.
Very nice and sturdy 1955 Chevy 4 door with two tone paint and steel wheels, used as daily driver it seems, it’s been outside that place for… YEARS, but it’s not abandoned, on the contrary, it always has been well maintained, and that is awesome. Needs wide whites.
Like a 76? model Dodge Charger, which is like a Granada with a Charger badge. Rare here, Chargers were only sold here ‘tween 1971-1974. Decent shape, but gruesome car. It would be a damn challenge to do something interesting with one of these, maybe I’ll try to draw something along the lines. Big billets and black paint, leather, new-gen HEMI swap, low to the ground…
Uncommon here but very common and pedestrian Berlinetta Camaro with rare wheels, they seemed to be real-deal Cragar Keystone Classics, but that was about the only thing worthwhile in the entire car. Maybe it could work as a parts car for a better thing like an RS, Z28 or Iroc. But finding those in here is difficult.
Finally, the rice, starting with this idiotic Chevrolet Chevy/Opel Corsa everywhere else with cheap tidbits of shame, like the wheelcovers, the stickers and… well…
Finally, a pseudoCalifornian chevy Pickup with the garish paint split by asomewhat of a wave. Ugly wheels too.