I know what it is, but since I cheated I won't play this round!
Can you ID that Vehicle?
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Does "Darned expensive car" count???
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yes, your turn to post one up Jackson ~
Saw this on I-10 this morning. Not sure what kind of Toyota it is. Right hand drive. Could not get a good picture as he was doing 85 - 90 and weaving through traffic. Any ideas??? Thought it was an ES but the headlights and tail lights were too narrow.
ideas???
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Might be a Toyota Soarer import?
Here is a enlarged shot of the trunklid. Not a great picture but, what do you want when trying to keep up at, um, speed on 1-10 and trying to safely snap a photo?
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Buick Riviera, not sure what year though. Is it a 63? A friend of mine used to have one, loved the clam shell lights lights, so unique.
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believe it is a 1966-1967?
63, 64 or 65 I believe. The whole car including the grille got bigger in 66.
I think that was Patrick Swayze's beater in Roadhouse. At least the headlights were the same.
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heres a couple...
Looks like a 59 Impala or possibly El Camino (roof is cut so it's hard to tell. The thing below it... ?????????????
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Christmas Eve Quizzzz
I don't think the locking gas cap was stock . . .
Instrument gauge glass still intact!
I don't think the locking gas cap was stock . . .
Instrument gauge glass still intact!
Thanks!
Any idea what year?
I found it in Lake Valley, New Mexico, a ghost town, with no indication of what it was. The locking gas cap leads me to believe it was running during the 1970s gas crisis. That is when we put locking gas caps on our vehicles. Gas was too cheap before that!
Be really cool to put this body on a FJZ-80 frame!