@Car_Guy_Tom Excalibur could never hide the Cougar bones under that fake cowl, just like you can't hide an old Stuckey's or Taco Bell. They could have at least tried a little harder with the side mirrors and door handles.
@TheDogeDispatch @historyinmemes Land in a hurry, unload or load cargo in a hurry, and take off in a hurry, all in the same direction with no maneuvering necessary and ground support all stationary, if any. Hard on the equipment though.
@Car_Guy_Tom Oh, the Dart. Specifically THAT Dart in that color with those fake mags and the concave backlight. Then the LeBaron Imperial. The fuselage doors alone are 6 feet long but think of any other 2-door that seats 6 comfortably, glides over rough roads and purrs along at 9-10 mpg.
#carspotter Roadhouse edition. Dalton's personal coupes include a Riviera and a 560SEC with polished monoblocs. Doc drove a YJ usually without top & doors. This optioned-up Eagle Premier got almost as much screen time as the monster truck, shuttling around Brad Wesley's goons.
Here's that Axio, a BMW 130i, and a ubiquitous Swift. This Toyota Noah sported nice wheels and a slight lift. Oddly, the NOAH badge letters were pried off most examples, when nearly identical VOXYs kept their nameplates.
#carspotter Barbados edition. Roads are narrow, driving is on the left, cars are tiny. Goodies include Suzuki Ciaz and Swift, this Daihatsu mini moke, a butter-yellow Mitsu pickup, Toyota taxi vans in 3 sizes and a Corolla Axio with a rear wiper. Jimnys, but rental only. #RHD
@Car_Guy_Tom Just listened to the Christmas show. Terrific as always and thanks for plowing through the holidays. All the Dodge talk inspired me. The Hornet should have been called the Colt, and the ICE Charger must have a special edition called Wireless Charger.