I've always liked the boattail Rivs.

I wonder how often this guy gets pulled over?

Interesting, but, a waste of an old Chevy.

Well, half wasted, to be precise.

I'm wondering how he steers it remotely. I thought it might be rear steer but looking closely I think it's a pickup cab & nose on the rear of a bigger truck chassis. Probably a standard power steer unit with long hoses.

Just what you need, the guy in front doing a brake check. :rolleyes:

Now I want a Bronco.

With your 2021 Bronco you can trek to that pristine wilderness and tear it the fuck up.

Will they ever make an ad for a Ford product that doesn't mention the mustang. :rolleyes:
Mustangs that weren't massaged by a race team weren't that great.

Sometimes when your ride gets old and beat up you have to stitch it up like a teddy bear.

I love that. It's perfect.

A very handsome wagon you can't have...

My first thought was "shooting brake," but no?
This doesn't help much:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting-brake

but it does have this photo of what has to be one of the most beautiful vehicles ever built:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1...ting_Brake.JPG

Caddy V-16s

Ooohhh, those are very pretty.

All the scrap metal collected in all the scrap drives amounted to about 2% of the war effort metal used.
This was 10 months after Pearl Harbor and everyone (almost) was desperate to help.

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Of course he had the decal on the window, he wasn't a Steve Jobs trading in cars every six months because he was above having to have licence plates like the common rabble. :eyebrow: