PennSilverTaco's non-Toyota Japanese (and Korean) vehicle Rant/Rave MegaThread!

If it had A/C and half the miles I'd pay $8K for it!

 

My buddy's GF had one just like that back in the late 80's early 90's and she also had an odd looking Mercury Tracer that everyone called the Fishbowl, lol.

 

If that truck has a cracked exhaust manifold, I have a spare good one… and those plastic stick on slotted tail light covers

 

I freaking love them old Nissans!

 

Clean lines. Would be a fun project vehicle to restore. Enjoy those vintage clusters.

 

My first truck was an 89 hardbody. It had chrome bumpers, chrome wheels and a/c and it was blue. Other than that it was the same as that one. Those pics bring back a lot of memories. Thanks for posting.

 

This Dodge Stealth has been sitting outside a shop less than a mile from house for a few days and I finally stopped to take a look; The emissions/inspection sticker expired in 2012, but I suspect it's been registered as an antique vehicle so these would not be required. It is also my favorite color on this particular car!

 

The car is absolutely mint and does not give the vibe of having sat for years despite not being inspected for a decade; The fact that it does not a have a license plate tells me that someone just bought it and is getting it serviced at this shop...

 

The car does not have a license plate, so I looked in the usual spot for the VIN; Strangely enough, I couldn't find the VIN, but I suspect it to be a 1991-1992 model...

 

Go back 2 more decades.......step into the muscle cars from the early 70's.

90's cars.....

 

Thanks for shitting on my childhood memories, Debbie Downer; We all know muscle cars are awesome, but they're so insanely valuable that you and I could never afford some of them unless we hit the lottery. I've been getting into "Underappreciated Survivors" for the last year or so...

 

Didn't sh1t on your memories.

Just saying there are better rides than what was around in the 90's. There are muscle car carcasses available. Just need a bunch of work to restore. My neighbor just brought home a '69 Challenger. It'll be a killer ride, the carcass cost $2500. He expects to invest about $15-20 k when restored.

Its ok for you to call me names......matters little. Hope you feel better.

 

There are "better" trucks than a Tacoma... But here we are.

Anyway...back on topic.

My French teacher in elementary school had the Mitsubishi 3000GT. Which is the same as The Dodge. I loved that car as a kid.