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I like. Many a que from a land rover defender.

https://ineosgrenadier.com/en/us/the-vehicle/the-grenadier
https://mss-p-034-delivery.stylelabs.cloud/api/public/content/Public_brochure_US

 

I'm an idiot. Totally forgot what it was.. Always liked the late 60's early 70's body style.

https://www.classic.com/m/nissan/skyline/c10/

 

When I hear skyline this is exactly what pops up in my mind

 

I don’t know about booming, but I have work to do so that’s a plus.

 

That's with most everybody. Although I've always been a bigger fan of the ones Bill posted

 

Is amazing how the cars we knew as kids got so ingrained into us

 

Agreed! A friend in high school had a little Datsun B210 with the same wheels that were on the General Lee from the the Duke boys. Was a stupid little car that took us everywhere. Thems were the days. Haha

 

Even the crappy ones! My parents loved to purchase crappy cars. There were a few greats in there, but they were short-lived.

 

Mine, as well, enjoyed terrible forms of transportation like the Buick Electra wagon, and Pontiac bonneville

 

Depending on which generation, the Bonneville could be kind of cool.

Let's see.... Impala sedan, Caprice wagon, Corolla (two or three), Buick Century, a couple of Cadillacs, Avalon, two Lexus', Saturn. Somewhat cool: BMW 320 (my favorite car of theirs even though it was automtatic), Acura TL, VW Bus, VW Rabbit (I thought it was cool. Diesel to boot), and Ridgeline (sort of).

 

1992 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi for sale: photos, technical specifications, description (classiccardb.com)

 

This was what ours looked like. Same color and all

 

Oh. Yeah that belongs at the bottom of the ocean.

 

I think that’s where they got it from

 

Did it rust less than a Tacoma frame?

 

……. Yes……

 

We had one of these. It was horrible. White, with maroon landau vinyl roof. And matching maroon velvet interior (or whatever it was). They couldn't even be troubled with the V6. Four cylinder all the way. At least it was the Iron Duke. I wish I could say it was the worst car they owned.

 

I have to say the starting price on the smaller one is better than I thought it would be. Still high, but these things look very capable out of the box. Of course, the way I configured mine ran it up to $92k.

 

The ability manufacturers had to color match every material in a vehicle was amazing. We can’t get paint to match from a bumper to a fender, but back then they could seamlessly transition mauve or blue from valore to vinyl

 

I'm glad it's now a lost art.