Not your Dad's Volvo...

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The short-lived (1972-76) VW of Brazil SP-2. Handsome, if underpowered car.
Now collectible.
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Cliff Lasater's 1963 VW Piranha Beetle
Exklusively Käfer Kabrioletts » Cliff Lasater
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SARC,
as always, the images you contribute to this forum are excellent.
I've always been puzzled by Marcello Gandini's penchant for the "oddly framed" rear wheel cutout, on his car designs. Was he trying to make profile look "correct", when viewed from 3/4 front/rear angles? His original "Countach", sans aerodynamic/engine cooling vents, was a work of art, but that rear wheel cutout just "stops my eye", every time I visually scan the car.
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What you can do with scrap crap, spare parts and a welder......it's a tilt so I can load the Harley. Low enuff to tow behind the 911 or the Yukon with a drop hitch. Thinking about making a stripped down tear drop that I can lower onto the frame.

The stuff ya do whilst bored. I did get my welding skills up a bit.


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Where did you get that gif? The rider who lowsided in front of him was a novice apparently. The guy who got hit by the bike and went over the bars was a regular on "the Snake" and went to the hospital with a sore neck but checked out alright.

The sad part is the lowsided bike looked fine, although it did take a pickup truck home. Johnny's bike was totaled. He had always kept it in pristine condition and the crash was not his fault in any way. Such a shame.

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"I got all twelve under one hood"

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I don't normally say anything bad anyone else's car but this 66 mustang is the ugliest thing I've ever seen

Ford : Mustang | eBay

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Couldn't agree more. On top of dorking up the body, they put a V-8 in a 6 cylinder car (4-bolt wheel vs 5-bolt)....bad idea.