Sorry to disappoint y'all but it is a mid-size car.

 

Blimey. So a full-size car lives in at least two Zip Codes at a time? And what sort of gallons per mile 'economy' figure would one return? But would be popular with immigrant smugglers over here at the moment - I imagine they could pack half a dozen in that boot.

 

Anyone remember this Doonesbury series of cartoons? One of Clyde's arguments for buying a full-size car was "Accident happen in the next county."

 

My friend Jeff Gamroth was crew chief for these cars back in the day.

 

Top of the hill about to dive into the corkscrew?

 

Yes

 

Time for some summer rubber

BTW not my car, I am not actually Stig...

 

My little weekend supercharged rocket:

 

John Surtees, 250 GTO, Sebring

 

E93 M3 newly in to my collection. But the Scooby has left the stable.

 

Woodcote corner at Goodwood surely?

Good pic

 

My uncle's '68 - he has two, bought the first one (white) to restore, then this one came up and he couldn't pass it up.








My other uncle has a '69 Roadrunner that he had fully restored from a guy in Pennsylvania. I don't have any pics of it right now though. It's Ice Blue with a red interior.

 

Oh yes! you need to get pics!

 

Oh maybe, I think the caption on the FB photo said Sebring but I hadn't paid much attention - the Ferrari took it all!

 

Not mine - simply adding to this wonderful thread...

My wife and I live in Sweden and have a good alternative, MK8 Fiesta ST.

 

One for sale right now...

https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/dealtank-1994-lancia-evo-ii/



Such a cool car. And reminds me of a personal favorite...



Although I am a die hard VW fan...the Lanica is much cooler.

 

I'd be too afraid to drive the lancia I love the VW as well. Owned a 95 Jetta VR6 and 2x diesel golfs in the US before moving to Sweden 7 years ago. The new Fiesta ST is a hoot. Too bad they don't sell it in the states.

 

Did you leave them alone or are you one to modify?