TJL (Forum Supporter) said:And a sweet, very original looking RX-7.
Looks like a Series 3 from the badging and the dashboard. Also: non sunroof cars are rare!
And never jack an RX-7 by the pinch welds 
One of the students dragged this in for brakes last week, now it is off to have some floor board replacement.
In reply to LopRacer :
Samurais tend to go through brakes and floorboards at a roughly equal pace in my experience 
A two-for
Both cool, but I dig the Ranchero.
It's a 1957 with a 428 and a 5 speed. Belongs to the owner of the shop. It's his daily driver.
Not for sale. I tried.
Rwd 3 series wearing four proper chains. Around here you're more likely to see a pair of cables on only the front wheels of a RWD car.
As seen in Atlanta. I posted the picture last week , following up on it now. Does anyone know what these are?
Today I saw a lady in her 60's driving this bone stock 5-speed 240 with some pretty old bumper stickers. I wonder if she bought it new.
Corvair out in the wild but it appears to have a targa style roof panel. 
In reply to clownkiller :
Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV), based on the Colorado ZR2
LopRacer said:Corvair out in the wild but it appears to have a targa style roof panel.
SBF had one of those, it was a period add on of some sort.
In reply to chandler : a Finch Sprint perhaps? If so, pretty rare
My first view of a Rivian in the wild
Honestly, I thought it looked better online.
Fallon, NV
In reply to Oapfu :
Thanks. These look like they would be fun to drive.
Charger or Corvette? This roof really changes the look of the car.
Minneapolis crew cab Ford bruiser
Neighbor is a lotus rep (I think). Met a local guy a couple years ago who was anyway. Makes sense.
freakin beautiful in person
As seen on 285 in Atlanta
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