[solvegas]

1980 Cadillac Seville. This was the "small" Cadillac  built from 1976 to 2004 which was supposed to compete against Mercedes Benz and BMW during that time. Initially they did sell quite a lot, for a luxury car, but it failed to hurt Mercedes or BMW. 

[Shadowmuse Blown]

1972 Doge Polaris Police Cruiser

Actually, it was called the Dodge Polara.

You are correct.  My source mislabeled it and the Polara never stood out as a model to me.

[solvegas]

In 1954, Ford came out with the Thunderbird, which was not only built to compete against their crosstown rival, the Chevrolet Corvette, but also against European sports cars. It was/is a true classic. 

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Not quite sure how one got in or out or why the only way to see out of the cabin were these two “eye” cutouts in the windshield.  So weird.

[MaxBigfoot]

Not quite sure how one got in or out or why the only way to see out of the cabin were these two “eye” cutouts in the windshield.  So weird.

I did some looking, and I can't find anything about that particular car.  I agree with you on it's oddness, there's no other Bugatti Type 13 picture that looks ANYTHING like that.  Weird.

[solvegas]

A High School girl I dated once back in 1974, her daddy bought her a brand new, for the time, a 1974 Jeep CJ-5 and it was a pretty cool vehicle. Afterwards she ditched me for a jock, and she would go to Galveston from Houston quite a lot in order to enjoy the beach. She was about 4'10" tall, yet the jock played football and I couldn't compete against that. 

[gOOber]

 

[solvegas]

A 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz convertible, compared to the 1959 model, it wasn't as flashy and flamboyant, and its iconic tailfins were nowhere near as huge. I still like it, though. 

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So, which it that you’d like to know, Goob?  The car or the boobs?

[Shadowmuse Blown]

Something different.

A 1966 SEAT 600 Frua

[MaxBigfoot]

Something different.

A 1966 SEAT 600 Frua

With all that window space, I bet it would feel very roomy inside.

[gOOber]

So, which it that you’d like to know, Goob?  The car or the boobs?

I will give you a hint. Unlike my avatar, I`m not a mechanic. 

[solvegas]

Something different.

A 1966 SEAT 600 Frua

I look at that vehicle and it would be impossible to drive here in Vegas since in those days, European cars didn't have air conditioning and, in the Summer here, when it is well over 100+Farenheit or 40+Celcius, you could suffer from heat stroke. 

[solvegas]

A car I always liked, the Pontiac sibling of its fellow GM model the Chevrolet Monte Carlo, what was called a personal luxury car, the Pontiac Grand Prix. It had a much larger and powerful engine than the Monte Carlo, a 455 cubic inch with 375 horsepower, while the Monte Carlo had a 350 cubic inch engine with 300 horsepower at the time, before they both got all sorts of emission standards which choked those engines. In my opinion, they were great looking cars. 

[solvegas]

A GM concept car from the 60's which, of course, never saw production but I found it interesting.