That's a nice looking Baracuda. Here is my wife's '59 Buick LeSabre. A stodgy old persons car in it's time, though radicaly restyled that year.

I drive a '97 Protege, guess I'm not very rockin'. And I'm not really into Muscle cars.

Now then, an old MG Midget, there's a car!

That is sex on toast. Dan Donovan said:

check out these pics I took when I was in Belgium. 68 Mustang
http://www.dandonovan.co.uk/mustang.htm

Metallica have their role!! HA HA HA ! High Lord Mardy Pune said:

Ha ha, Haven't seen one of those for years! looks like a mk 2 or a mk 3. We got those out here. Alright for going to the shops but that's about all! they came with a stock 4 cylinder motor 1300cc 1600cc and a 2 litre model, real slow off the mark.

FREDDI said:

Here is a Ford Cortina model,produced just in England by Ford in The 70's

Cheers Chris John. The car featured in a vid my band made. Take a peek http://www.youtube.com/user/thedan60#p/a/u/0/sk9nxZ_MfuM Chris John said:

nice shots Dan Donovan!

Dan Donovan said:

check out these pics I took when I was in Belgium. 68 Mustang
http://www.dandonovan.co.uk/mustang.htm

nice shots Dan Donovan! Dan Donovan said:

check out these pics I took when I was in Belgium. 68 Mustang
http://www.dandonovan.co.uk/mustang.htm

Cool shots! Dan Donovan said:

check out these pics I took when I was in Belgium. 68 Mustang
http://www.dandonovan.co.uk/mustang.htm

check out these pics I took when I was in Belgium. 68 Mustang http://www.dandonovan.co.uk/mustang.htm

Do you guys knew that the V8 engine was invented in France ?
(thanks wikipedia...)

French brand , Simca Aronde P60, small car but fun and cheap !

what a beaut, if only it were mine! High Lord Mardy Pune said:

We never made any real muscle cars here in New Zealand but out trans-Tasman neighbours did!
It's amazing what the Aussies did with a truck motor! The Valiant Charger is one of my all time favourite rides.

Awesome! don't sell it! It needs a good work inside but it's a beatiful car and oldie. In Europe there is a big business around american cars,Challengers,Gran Torino,are the more requests and have prices in 25000-40000 euros! kopper said:

Great topic! Speaking of cars, I'm trying to sell my '65 Barracuda. Anyone interested? $4,500 firm.

Your other australians neighbours made another exclusive Ford model,that's the same one used in the first Mad Max's Interceptor:

We never made any real muscle cars here in New Zealand but out trans-Tasman neighbours did! It's amazing what the Aussies did with a truck motor! The Valiant Charger is one of my all time favourite rides.

Ha ha, Haven't seen one of those for years! looks like a mk 2 or a mk 3. We got those out here. Alright for going to the shops but that's about all! they came with a stock 4 cylinder motor 1300cc 1600cc and a 2 litre model, real slow off the mark. FREDDI said:

Here is a Ford Cortina model,produced just in England by Ford in The 70's

Great topic! Speaking of cars, I'm trying to sell my '65 Barracuda. Anyone interested? $4,500 firm.

Here is a Ford Cortina model,produced just in England by Ford in The 70's

Hey Freddi. You might just like this if you like rock'n'roll and muscle cars.

That's why you play so...speeedd!! Cheers friend. Atomic Suplex said:

I don't like cars. I don't know if this is because I never learned to drive or i never learned to drive because I don't like cars.

I don't like cars. I don't know if this is because I never learned to drive or i never learned to drive because I don't like cars.

It's true that needs a lot of money for this hobby,that's why I even had one yet,but if you are not looking for the expensive models, in Italy you can take advantage tax (low price insurance,less general taxes,if your car has 20 years at least). It's not easy to find repair parts,but the might be helpful.So I put my eyes on a Toyota Celica TA22 Mk1 (like the one in the pic below) a model made in the first seventies,(the decade I prefer).

In "Smooth Operator" by Sade, she says the following lyrics: "Coast to coast / L.A. to Chicago"
I have always been bothered by the reference to Chicago in this sense. No, I am not an East Coast/West Coast superiority snob. In fact, I was born and raised near the lovely, scenic, walleye and destroyed ship-filled Lake Erie. But when you're saying coast to coast, outside of the fantastic A.M. late night radio show, it should, in reference to these United States, encompass the expanse of the continental 48. This, in my estimation, has always been something like Maine to California, or NYC to L.A. (or, failing that, Seattle). Chicago? Is Sade from Chicago or something? Southern California to ... northern Illinois? As a motherfucking representation of distance and coverage?
Satan's Dick do I need more serious drama in my life.

Have to agree, I'm a mopar man too. I don't have any cool photos cause they don't like people taking cameras to the shows these days, Don't understand why? Anyway here's a link to an interesting site about A-bodies: http://www.valiant.org/

I agree,mopar is the true spirit! Unfortunately it's not a european business philosophy.In Italy one of few car inspired in this way has been the Fiat 130 (1972-74),with a more sober design and 3000 cc. engine and it's not been a big success. Not even know if there are mopar stores here,but I post you this link of an american cars shop in Milan, so you can see what I mean (watch prices where they're showed!).It's more easy to find race cars,rallye models. http://www.vintageamericancars.it/index.php Fiat 130 Coupe

I've always been a Mopar man. Can't help it. And even though I prefer Plymouths, I'd have to say my favorite Mopar of all time might just be the 1962 Dodge Dart. It just had some of the most unique styling I've ever seen on a stock car. And with a 440 six-pack under the hood, this thing could really haul ass.