At least I can post a PT Cruiser Convertible. Here's a vehicle I didn't care for when it was in production - now they all look pretty cool to me:
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Forum » Chew The Fat » Car Spotting - Summer of '17
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Summertime in Seattle is the only time the cool cars get to be seen around here. I'm sorry to report that the summer of 2017 is becoming a real disappointment for me. The pickin's have been really slim this year. Quote |
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Next up, the Buick Reatta - only I saw the 1990 version with the 5-spoke wheels.
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Almost forgot:
Spotted Friday 8/25/2017 at 3:04 pm - 2008 Saturn Sky - remember the Saturn Sky? |
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Yeah I've seen next to no cool cars this summer. I don't think a Tesla counts. There were some nice old cars at a car show here locally, but I've seen few on the road just cruising You love this signature.
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I've seen tons of Vette's out, they practically scream "I TAKE VIAGRA"
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Just as an illustration on how dull the roads of Seattle have become, here's a car I haven't seen since 2013:
The Plymouth Prowler: |
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@vkimo: Better than screaming "Dang I'm old" like a Buick (insert model here) You love this signature.
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Ironically, I actually saw a pretty cool car today when I was at the grocery store and failed to get a picture of it because I left my phone at home. Somebody had a near-pristine 67 Ford Shelby GT500 sitting in the parking lot. It's a shame I didn't have my phone on me, because I am that guy who would take photos with it and then pretend on social media that I own it.
*Insert funny signature here*
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The GT500 - that brings back many fond memories.
Gone are the days when I could walk out of any corner grocery store and see a Mustang Shelby GT500 in the parking lot. Mustangs were popular with the guys at the Navy Base where I grew up, so to get noticed the special edition Mustangs sold very well especially convertible models. Like the time I came out of a 7-11 and a 1969 GT500 was front and center. Back in the day the Selby's were used as daily drivers! |