The Unicorn sighting thread.

A GMC multi-pro tailgate actually being used in a multi pro sort of way. First time I've spotted that in the wild.

classicJackets (FS) said:

Neighbor just bought a Suzuki Cervo mode. I've never seen one before but it's super cool

 

 

There's one of these on Cars & Bids right now...

https://carsandbids.com/auctions/KZem1EOZ/1994-suzuki-cervo-mode-sr-four

Spotted today:

That Suzuki Cervo is super cool! Didn't know about those.

In reply to Rodan :

Not an MGB GT but an MGC GT–spied in Orlando traffic. 

And I got to drive it in (a little bit of) anger...

North of Globe Arizona we saw a new Suzuki Swift and a new Toyota Crown. Didn't catch the tags, but what‽

A two-fer?

Nope. Three of a kind!

This weekend I followed a Golf R32 out of our neighborhood. Can’t recall seeing one this close to home before. 

While DeLand, Florida: Suzuki X-90:

Also, ever notice the bolt pattern on one of those things? 

David S. Wallens said:

While DeLand, Florida: Suzuki X-90:

Also, ever notice the bolt pattern on one of those things? 

Same as a Sidekick. 5 on 5.5".  

The NEAT part, if it is the same rear as a Sidekick, is that the wheel bolts to the drum.  The drum has a 4 bolt pattern that bolts to the axle, a very small pattern that fits inside the wheel pilot.

Those always have me bad ideas.

Not sure if this qualifies as a unicorn but a single cab F250 dually is certainly interesting. 

On 141 Hwy near Atlanta 

chandler said:

Wow, haven't seen a Buick Century like that in ages.  I had the Cutlass Salon version ages ago.

Posted in siting thread but Buggati in the shop.

Got a bunch more from Munich

eastsideTim said:

chandler said:

Wow, haven't seen a Buick Century like that in ages.  I had the Cutlass Salon version ages ago.

Cleveland last night

Nissan Figaro in the wild in N. Florida. Antique plates and looked to be about pristine.

1998 Indy 500 Pace Car Corvette. 

Lady in her mid 70s. She was extremely happy I complemented her car ... I guess no one notices the slight differences

They been released and are out in the wild. Second one I see. There is a Corolla GR someone in this crappy picture:

I caught an uber-rare one the other day!

A real deal 1969 Charger 500! These pre-dated the Daytona and were the first "aero car". They had a flush back window and flush grill with fixed headlights. Most of the few that survived were turned into Dayclonas.

In reply to Javelin :

Is this like the Gral Lee?

Edit: I now see what you mean by the rear window. That's cool!