1. For the record, I am not complaining. I think it is fair.
2. Take it as a way how to get myself to 200 posts faster.
3. It happened to me 3 times already, to be precise: you read a thread for 15 minutes, you want to share your (hopefully) clever contribution to the discussion and than you get it straight to the face

so. to motivate all the newcomers (or not maybe new, but quiet members):

 

And I forgot, if you want to speak loudly about things you cant share in particular thread, you can use this one.

Saying that, as I was impotent to contribute @ulackfocus on his 2 benruses thread, at least I can ask here what 10+ Honda do you drive? As I am huge evangelist of an idea to keep all the vintage watches in classic cars, I am currently on a hunt for this Honda, 1976 Accord:

 

Very true.
I am EU based. Not many pieces available around. I travelled to Prague few weeks ago to see one 79 Accord from first owner.
I was super-amused by the interior design. (That particular piece was complete inside, but as you said - rust growing even from such places... well from everywhere.)

 

It's NOT a Honda. It's a Toyota - a Corolla to be exact. Why is that so confusing?

Hey, this thread gives me a GREAT idea.... if I want to start a conversation without any n00bs being able to participate, I can just list a watch and steer the thread drift in the direction I want!

 

A/ sunday in the office doesnt help.
B/ replying into another thread also didnt help.

sorry for confusion. at least I checked corollas generation by generation. 3rd one from 74-81 looks great by the way.

 

Exactly.
But you cant mention what car you drive, because you will find 20 pictures of it in another thread. Well, and maybe even not even picture of your car

 

If anybody out there has a '72 Toyota Civic with leather interior for sale, please PM

 

Yes, they're much better frankencars than Honda Corollas.

 

ha, you see @ulackfocus ?! I didnt expect this, but seems we might get some cut here.
(will be reinvested on this forum. like for next Benruses you pull out of your drawer.

 

Those have a nice long engine compartment, great for pulling out that 6 cylinder and stuffing in a good ole American V8.

 

I had one of these - a 1982 Toyota Celica - complete with the rattly aluminum rear window louvers :

 

everything later than 1985 is just too young for me.

 

We had a repo man repossess an '82 Celica once for a bank at which I worked. The indignant debtor essayed a shot in his direction as he left the premises with the car on the back of his wrecker, ruining the car's rear window louvers with a load of bird shot from a shotgun.

 

Getting this post back on track, as I need more posts. Gratuitous car pic.

 

How do you NOT leave those seat covers soaking wet with sweat, after a top down drive in the summer?
All I could liken it to would be going to the beach in a parka.

 

But that rear window on the Celica reminds me of the back of the DMC-12 so as a complete utter uneducated person in automobiles I think it looks nice. Off to get burned to the stake I go

 

Nope, you need this one