And a groovy, bright yellow Chevy Vega.
Just no. No.
>And a groovy, bright yellow Chevy Vega.
Just no. No.
The creme de la rouiller in 1970s cars.
The creme de la rouiller in 1970s cars.
Had to look that one up - quite apropos. Take a look at the second pic. Has a good smear of rust on the front end, but if you look closely at the windshield there's a sign that says it has 60,000 miles on it. Odds are 50/50 it didn't make it inro the capsule under its own power.
Had to look that one up - quite apropos. Take a look at the second pic. Has a good smear of rust on the front end, but if you look closely at the windshield there's a sign that says it has 60,000 miles on it. Odds are 50/50 it didn't make it inro the capsule under its own power.
Yeah, at 60,000 it was a dead car.
My folks had a lime green 1972 model. By the time I can remember anything, maybe 1975 or so, it was so far gone I thought it was ancient. It lasted one more year.
They used it as collateral to buy a piece of ground. They always joked should have just let them take it.
Yeah, at 60,000 it was a dead car.
My folks had a lime green 1972 model. By the time I can remember anything, maybe 1975 or so, it was so far gone I thought it was ancient. It lasted one more year.
They used it as collateral to buy a piece of ground. They always joked should have just let them take it.
(post is archived)