[MaxBigfoot]

 
That looks like a toy car!

[gOOber]

 

[solvegas]

Such a gigantic wheelbase. 

[solvegas]

I've never actually seen this car in a museum, but this is the first car. 

[solvegas]

Oldsmobile was the first American car manufacturer, and I do miss that brand.

[gOOber]

 

[solvegas]

A car model I've always liked even though I'm a Chevy man, not a Ford man. 

[solvegas]

Built from 1960 until 1969, a car with a rear V-6 engine and air cooled which some called Chevrolet's version of the VW Beetle, it was unfortunately killed by that asshole Ralph Nader since he said it was unsafe, and he didn't attack the Volkswagen beetle even though it actually got more people killed but Ralph Nader hated American companies. 

[gOOber]

 

[solvegas]

From back when I was one year old. 

[MaxBigfoot]

I just moved into a new apartment, and look what I found parked on the street in front of my building!   

[solvegas]

I just moved into a new apartment, and look what I found parked on the street in front of my building!   

Wow, That's a classic from 1955-1957 when back in the early 70's, when I was in High School working at an Esso/Exxon service station in Houston, there was a gathering of Chevrolet Club/Fan members who would bring those cars to fill up and they had what was called the Chevy small block V-8 engines. 

[solvegas]

One of the best looking, classiest car ever in my opinion. 

[solvegas]

Back in 1970, this huge car was considered the small Cadillac even though it had a 500 cubic inch or 8.2 Liter V-8 engine with 400 horsepower which was the biggest and most powerful engine you could get in any car at the time.

[solvegas]

This car brings back memories of a good movie I enjoyed back in 1977, Smokey and the Bandit with Burt Reynolds and Jackie Gleason.