Cool. You ever see those Pink Jeep Tours? They were in Sedona AZ some time back and you could spot those pink Jeeps a mile away. There were a lot of them in Sedona.
We actually took one of their tours there and it was a good experience.
A 6 door dually, made from a first generation Dodge Ram. Sorry, no pictures.
Sounds fun but I’m in the wrong part of the country for such things.
We mountain biked instead. I separated my shoulder, had to hike the Grand Canyon in a sling. But I’m sure the jeep tour would have been good too.
There’s a house in my friend’s hometown that’s pink stucco. It looks like someone covered it in cake frosting.
My grandparents’ house in San Francisco was pink. It was one of those SF houses where they’re all side by side and touching each other. No side yards.
Little pink houses for you and me…
Today, a BMW K1600B motorcycle. It has a transverse mounted straight 6 engine. That’s gotta be a really smooth engine!
Not sure of the year, but the car was definitely a Ford, and resembled the modified 1935 model seen on this page.
Ford Bronco with an unusual paint job.
And another Lucid Air, I see a few around here these days.
And, apparently, Ford ships them like that.
https://www.ford.com/inventory/details/broncosport/vin/3FMCR9K62RRF61690?zipcode=48159&year=2024&ownerPACode=02916
And there’s more:
I see some other colors as well.
Here’s a 79 version.
This appears to be the Free Wheeling trim package.
I’m seeing green and blue as well, but that black one is pretty effin’ sharp.
Also, I saw a VW ID Buzz (the EV microbus) a few days ago.
[pendatic] That’s a Bronco Sport [/pendantic].
I was going to say, that color scheme looks very 1970s…
…but now I see that it’s a tribute to a trim package that was available on the late '70s Broncos, so of course it looks like it’s from the '70s.
A friend sent me this photo today:
I miss conversion vans.
That skylight on the house, tho.
Check the license plate.
Edit, I see they’re actually the same exact van. I thought you were pointing out another example.
To me, those vans just look like “Hording escaped”. I would not go have lunch at their houses.
I saw one of these in the wild while I was driving. Previously I’d only seen them in videos. I didn’t get a good look at it, but it is extremely distinctive. I’m not sure if it is a scooter, an e-bike, or a briefcase, there’s no “most interesting luggage” thread, so I’m posting it here.
Today, in the parking lot of Sugar and Spice restaurant in Vermont, I saw a Cybertruck (my daughter called it a Deplorean). 45 seconds later, I saw a Rivian truck.
Do these things travel in symbiotic packs like sharks and those fish that help groom them?