Today, it was a Toyota MR2.
The first thing I noticed in the dark was the antique plate.
Red Toyota pickup. A few lights up I pull along side & motioned for him to roll down the window. He did just that; leaned over & rolled down the window - no power buttons back then. Asked him what year ('89), then I told him it was both great looking & that I hated him because I remember when it was new.
Not a car, but a plate: +VANITY It makes me was to get a plate that says PLATE. Or maybe PL8.
I want to get a vanity plate ALS FORD for my Subaru. When people say “That’s not a Ford” I’ll respond “I’m not Al.”
Very nice, thank you for that. Your photos are beautiful. I will have to go to that museum. The Adrenaline Pantera (ADRNLN) stood out - unique.
Like the guys who got NO TAGS, or NO PLATE, or NV (for not visible).
ALS FORD is available in NH anyway. IIRC you’d need to move across the border?
http://business.nh.gov/Platecheck/Platecheck.aspx
VANITY is also still available.
ALS FORD is available in California. Maybe I’ll put that on my Jeep. Maybe not. VANITY is not available.
Somebody in the 'hood has a beautifully restored Caddy from, I’m guessing, about 1950 or so. Saw it yesterday.
A Cadillac Escalade. The car itself wasn’t so exciting but the moves he was trying to make with it were. I think I was watching a stunt driver wannabee practice putting the behemoth up on two wheels in a very large local parking lot. He had an outrigger system to help keep the vehicle from rolling.
Today in Houston, Texas, there is a DeLorean Motor Company office and we saw five DMCs outside, and 3 in the show room. One of the 3 was made up to look like the Back to the Future car.
Looks like designers at Infinity are similarly inspired.
Wow. Thank you for sharing. That Bugatti Atlantic has always been one of my favourites.
Porsche Cayenne Electric - what an odd idea for a car.
Yesterday in Abilene TX, a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500.
That Maserati doesn’t do 185?:eek:
I don’t see many interesting vehicles this time of year. Most anyone around here that has anything nice will store it for the winter, rather than expose it to road salt and winter weather.
Not if you want to keep your license and be able to drive.
Don’t need to because I have a limo, ride in the back. I lock the doors in case I’m attacked
Some sort of 1950’s Packard, I think. Didn’t get a great look at it but the most prominent feature was the body panels covering most of the rear wheels. An online search seems to match with an early 50’s Packard but I can’t be sure. It looks like someone had hot-rodded it a bit.
I saw this 50s classic car parked around the corner from me. Any idea what it is?