Wow that was something. He didn't even crank it all the way up. They would be deaf. ... View more

A nice clean design, not to bold, definitely need to do something with that bug catcher grill. Better than what Toyota did to the Supra for sure. ... View more

I can attest to the Corvette bang for the buck. I had bought an 84 C-4 for $7500. What a blast. And with just a little care they hold up really well. I replaced the blinky digital dash myself (A common problem with this dash.)  Sent in the core and got back a newly refurbished dash and dropped it in. LOL the Blinky Dash saved me from getting a ticket! I apologized to the officer and I wasn't going really that fast, I said the dash board went out on me and needed repair (The dash would blank out) then I promptly banged the top of the dashboard and the dash came to life! The officer let me slide.  ... View more

I remember when I was a teenager in the early Eighties that our local Mechanic had a Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser on his lot for sale for $800. I kept going back to look at it, I was fascinated with that vista glass panel roof. ... View more

The Article About the Beetle points out "It's a left hand drive Model". If was sold here it should be. Germany Is left hand drive and so is most of the Planet except for Britain and it's former colonies and Japan. And a few others. ... View more

I remember Dad taking us to Disney World for the first time in 1971-72. Driving all the way in his behemoth Buick Lesabre. (There were six of us in there.)  When he had to put the A/C on I remember him saying that the gas gauge moved like the second hand on a clock! LOL! Glad gas was cheap then! Oh and yes he had the 7.5 Liter 455. ... View more

Regarding the workability of the A/C Systems R-12 was great. Being old enough to remember the switch over to 134-A. Every car I owned after they switched had to have the A/C charged after a few years from leakage. I never had to this with R-12. So far though I have not had to charge my 2007 Chevy Malibu yet. Maybe they figured it out. ... View more

I remember those trucks well. Almost bought an 1992 space cab 4X4. Really liked them. Guy at work had a Mcfly Toyota, and I was telling him about the Mazda. He insisted that Mazda did not Make a Pickup truck. I told him, Dude! I was in the showroom and sat in it. He wouldn't believe me until I showed him my brochure. What I also remember was for some strange reason there was less leg room in the space cab then the regular cab, The seat wouldn't go back that extra notch I noticed, being that I was 6'3. Also A/C was dealer installed and they had a hood bulge (pretty cool) for the larger 2.6 I-4 engine.  ... View more

I like that side door lower window, very slick, will aid in seeing what's going on if your rock crawling. ... View more

Just because you get in a race car learn how to race for a movie and then be in a few races does not make you a Race car driver. Good Actor, Great Movies, daring Stunts, But not in the same class as Newman, McQueen or Garner. These Men were serious about Racing. Cruise belongs off this list.  ... View more

I always liked the look of the Standard car over the GT. Such a good looking compact design. I'm 6'3 so the sunroof models are out, takes away head room. I almost bought a white 1988 4 cyl. car in 1995 for $3000.00 but the Salesman was being a douche over $100.00 So I walked. Wish I bought it. lol. ... View more

I know a lot of people complain that they see to many Camaro's (first Gen) at car shows, but there is something so aesthetically pleasing about the design. It's just spot on and one of the most beautiful cars ever made. I never owned one but I did have two 69 Firebirds so I am a little biased. ... View more

A very nice bike From Suzuki the "650 Tempter" with a 4 stroke air cooled DOHC Parallel twin Could make the list. Sold for only two years in the states 1983-84. A really fun bike to ride.          ... View more

No listing For A/C on the MECUM website under the cars Options.   ... View more

To Russthek, I prefer Ford, It was sold as a Ford in Europe, Built in Germany and imported here, all badgings removed (except Capri) and sold at Mercury Dealerships as a stand alone model to be more upscale as they pushed the European heritage quite hard. Of course then we had the Fox body Mercury Capri shared with Mustang then the little Mazda platform Capri from Australia. ... View more

Thank you Paul and Jeff, great and fun read. I'm curious, the black Mercedes in picture 24 appears to have no mods, except snow tires? I wonder how it fared. Also is that yellow car in picture 40 a Ford Capri?! ... View more