Collect call from Mr. Pot to Mr. Kettle, will you accept the charges.
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Collect call from Mr. Pot to Mr. Kettle, will you accept the charges.
Have a good one for you GL
Great mpg, really reliable , tons of room for your gear, iconically styled what else could you want??
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Gotta be rust in there somewhere. No way is it that clean.
How about a price under $40K?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
How about a price under $40K?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Perhaps but can guarantee a ton of 9’s
The "really reliable" part might put it outside of GL's comfort zone. OTOH it wasn't built by Nazi's, so that's a plus.
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Ya know, I never really was aware when those things flipped from being giant pieces of shit, and became hot items. Restomod ones were all over Ketchum just like that.Quote:
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We had a couple different ones when I was a kid in SLC, and I can clearly recall my parents being all pissed and fighting about having to take it back to the dealer "way the hell out down south" (45th south state or so is where the amc dealer was I believe).
When the engine on the second one seized up, my dad declared we would never own another American car ever again. This resulted in our purchase of a Toyota 4runner, and it's been all yota SUVs ever since.
Other than getting 14mpg going downhill with a tailwind and an underpowered lump of mush under the hood they're great road trip rigs, smooth, quiet and usually really comfy seats. My brother had one for a while and it was a pleasure (when it ran).Quote:
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We all missed the curve in that one.
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Question is: what should I be stashing away today in showroom condition to bring out 20-30 years for big profit?
a PT Cruiser?
AVAILABLE NOW!!! and, at that price, it'll probably be available tomorrow too...
fact.
I don't think anything. Maybe a pristine early WRX?Quote:
Originally Posted by bennymac
Car culture isn't what it used to be.
Convertible PT Cruiser turbo.Quote:
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Or a Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet.
a Hellcat?
what vehicles were teenagers lusting after between 2010 and 2020 that they will want to revisit when the family minivan isn’t exciting then in 2040…
Exactly this. Tremors, Raptors, Powerwagons, whatever car or truck the rich kid was drilling the head cheerleader in. Catnip for the dweebs who never got over high school and have too much money.Quote:
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Avalanche 2500 with the 8.1Quote:
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1st Generation Panamera
Jeep Cherokee XJ, specifically the super late models or the hard to find Country trim
Any 911.Quote:
Originally Posted by bennymac
6 cyl 718/Cayman/Boxster before it goes electric.
Now there’s an interesting concept. Looks like quite the unicorn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Touring_Sedan
giggity...
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I'm pretty sure Fred and Dave did an Ultimate Adventure build with one back in the day.(Petersons 4wheel days). Think it even had the Allison behind it. I kinda hated avalanche's but the new ones aren't quite as bad...prob less likely to get sleepy than a pilotQuote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
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For Alfa, mountain pass and dog lovers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URqbRTs-9ZQ
Well that was a heartwarming ending. The way that pup kept staring off into the mountain pass was something. Like she knew there was something out there she was looking for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
The car and the road were great too. 5/5.
Some 2000s era oddities that came to mind:Quote:
Originally Posted by Touring_Sedan
CTS-V Sport Wagon with the 6.1
Mercedes R63AMG
Phaeton/Toureg W12
Passat W8 6MT 4Motion
Cayenne's with a 6MT
Pontiac G8 GT and GXP
Merc Maurader