Rue, the GTRs, the Toyota in your last post, all amazing! Specially the Corolla, awesome little junkbox.
And 80Y 2C2, that blue Commodore looks incredible with those wheels, amazing car. I love how violent an LS engine can get.
Its been ages since I last posted something. Lets see
Check out the slightly flared fenders in this 65-66 Mustang with Cragars and really wide rear meats. I remember full well that I heard this car before I saw it appear. In fact the sound was what allowed me to take the camera out in time.
Slightly ahead from the Mustang was this fin-tail Mercedes used as a wedding car. Pristine, but the camera didnt come out in time to capture it full well.
I should really stop posting pictures of cars I barely caught. In stark contrast to the street-freakish Mustang in the first pic, this one is still in full-grandpa trim.
Want to renew your outfit? None place finer than a VW Thing in plain street. Come on, this is awesome.
Yet another terrible picture, and while I normally capture these cars for the lulz, this one actually has some engine and suspension work done to it, its turbocharged and has rear disc brakes, for starters. Ive seen this car at events.
This thing was sitting half a block away from my house, so I went to grab the camera and got these shots. The wheels are Empi 5-spoke knock-offs, and it could sit a LOT lower, but it was pretty clean nonetheless.
1964 Buick Riviera, extrtemely extremely rare here, as they were never sold in Mexico. Buick left the country in 1962 as many other car makers because local laws demanded that a big percentage of the cars sold in here, I think about 85%, were made in Mexico completely. This was in great shape, loads of potential for a mild custom.
Absolutely pristine 1971 Ford LTD hardtop that
well, lets just say isnt used much, as Ive never ever seen it move. It is maintained and well cared, but I have never seen it move from where it is. Dig that blue vinyl top.
A Pontiac
whatever its called, wagon. Yes I know many people will say that these are as common as rats, but not in Mexico. This wagon bodystyle was never offered here, not even in Malibu form. Being a Pontiac, its almost worthy.
Back of a dealer held this pretty cool Scud in full black bad-assness. Those wheels arent stock, right?
Ducatti 748 near my house. Thing sounded INSANE.
Two Ferraris in one post, people. This will never happen again with me. Properly, one was in a trailer.
Ah, thats more like it. 1953 Chevy, mildly customized, lowered, skirted, antennaed,
Lots of trim shaved.. maybe not on purpose, just lose those stupid yellow front lights and youre good to go. Cool car.
1968 Opel in sad shape. Its amazing how these little things (and many other cars from the era ir you really look into them) look like down-sized muscle cars. This thing can swallow a small V8, Im sure, so the potential is there, but no one seems to pay any attention to these cars. A shame, theyre pretty pretty.
In front of the Opel sat this 1952 Chevy hardtop in even worse shape. No need to say what you can do with one of these, but heck, its gotta be complete
This little Bertone Fiat was lying in the parking place of an apartment building near work, it sat there for two years on flat tires until one day it was gone. Pretty much mint and the wheels looked pretty good in it.
No rice this time, amazingly.
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