Vehicles you don't see on the road anymore
- Thread starter Chris
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Nice! Yours?
I have a 1978 Royale
Link in my sig if you wanna check out my build thread for the motorhome here. Its currently gutted, going through a full modernization.
I've been reading your thread, and love the dash plan. Always liked these rigs.
Are you showing this because it's a Monte Carlo, or because it's a fully operational Chevrolet? Asking for a friend...
Are you showing this because it's a Monte Carlo, or because it's a fully operational Chevrolet? Asking for a friend...
Yes
But as a consolation prize, it's FWD!!!
Just think about what they did to the Nova name, and you'll appreciate the Monte Carlo more...
Chevrolet loves to trash the names of their classics.
Just look at what became of the Chevy Blazer.
Just look at what became of the Chevy Blazer.
Chevrolet loves to trash the names of their classics.
Just look at what became of the Chevy Blazer.
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What about this monstrosity?
I sure do love some Pontiacs
Don't make fun of the Aztec, they were just a few years ahead of everyone else
Every new car on the road is Ann aerodynamic nothing burger
Looked for a Tundra RCSB 4x4 on and off for 5 years and now have one in my garage. Model run was from 2007-2013 and a bit over 5,000 made (who knows how many survivors). It's the reason my 2001TJ is for sale now.
I was a Ford trans tech nearly the entire 90s. Those SHOs were cool. Have driven quite a few, but never had to work on one.
Now that same era regular Taurus/Sable/Continental... I made 10s of thousands of $$ off those AXODs and Es
Could have one out of the car and on the bench apart in about an hour. Rebuilds paid 14-16 hours a piece. There were many quarters I was averaging one rebuild per day + other little jobs and flagging 20+ hours a day.
KennethS
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I’m gonna guess you were aware of Jerry Wroblewski’s transmission mods for the RWD transmissions. I used his mods on my Lincoln LSC and Thunderbird and they significantly improved the performance and driving experience of both.
Pretty much. The Prius is nothing more than an Aztek that has been "jelly-beaned", and Cadillac got the Aztek's angular, post-holocaust design language.
I would welcome that with open arms over any Mach-E.
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