Brett_Murphy (Agent of Chaos) said:Not rare vehicles, by any means, but rare usage in this area.
The Police Pickups are out, and that means the horses are on patrol! This was taken not far from the Greenway system we have in Raleigh. I'm left to wonder if they're trying to enforce that 10 MPH speed limit for bicycles.
It's worthy to note that the Raleigh PD has an unmarked white pickup with ladder racks on it they use for stakeouts and such. I've seen it involved in a speed trap before though. It seems unfair.
My aunt and uncle from Hawai'i just visited and they were telling me there are no specific cop cars where they live. Cops get a car allowance and use their personal cars from a list of approved vehicles. They all are essentially unmarked cars and they have temporary lights stored inside. And they have just approved pickup trucks.
EU plated Mercedes based class A
Lawd Jesus. Home Depot in Atlanta. Reeked of leaded fuel. Beautiful.
In reply to crankwalk (Forum Supporter) :
Wow, that's super nice.
Right out of Bullitt...
This early Corolla wagon ('76 I think) is one I've seen on my regular commute, but I finally got around to grabbing a pic. The 80's spec Supra rims and driving lights give it a purposeful look for sure. I'm digging it!
Rodan said:Right out of Bullitt...
I would say that it is rare for a '69 to NOT be painted orange, but it should be noted that the General Lee started as a black car before they painted it.
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
And, oddly, the Charger in Bullitt didn’t start out black .
What is this? A miata kit car? Im sure its something cheap.
JG or David, this was on 95 just north of daytona. Know of this speedster? Its a new one to Tim.
With 95% certainty it's a VW Beetle
And a casual minty GTS driven by a older couple.
I passed a Chevette a couple of days ago in the mountains of NC. No time for a picture. I would have been surprised to see one in a junkyard. This one was actually running and driving.
GCrites80s said:Brett_Murphy (Agent of Chaos) said:Not rare vehicles, by any means, but rare usage in this area.
The Police Pickups are out, and that means the horses are on patrol! This was taken not far from the Greenway system we have in Raleigh. I'm left to wonder if they're trying to enforce that 10 MPH speed limit for bicycles.
It's worthy to note that the Raleigh PD has an unmarked white pickup with ladder racks on it they use for stakeouts and such. I've seen it involved in a speed trap before though. It seems unfair.
My aunt and uncle from Hawai'i just visited and they were telling me there are no specific cop cars where they live. Cops get a car allowance and use their personal cars from a list of approved vehicles. They all are essentially unmarked cars and they have temporary lights stored inside. And they have just approved pickup trucks.
Yeah, for the most part that is the case, though I think there are a few marked cars. I grew up in Hawaii and my friend that lived in our neighborhood his Dad was a cop. He always had the coolest cars because he would get new ones every few years as it was used as his cruiser. They would just strap a light package to the top of it. In the 80s they all drove g-body cars and that was about it, but then later on they started allowing them wider latitude in what they drove.
I remember he had...
1986 Monte Carlo SS in white
1987 Buick Grand National
1988 Oldsmobile 442
1992 Chevy Camaro Z28 heritage edition in white
1997 Chevy Camaro SS heritage edition in white
Meanwhile in Atlanta...
I dont ever see these .
Cool bumper sticker.
In reply to clownkiller :
That was the icing on the cake for sure. Wife and I got a chuckle.
A red del Sol, four headlights, stock wheels, rear wing. Didn’t get close enough to see if it had the sticker, but signs pointed towards a stock VTEC.
Nice barracuda... Jasper Ga Homedepot..
This was downtown Bozeman, MT on Sunday morning
Truck towing a classic tow truck and it's matching split bumper Camaro.
May be cheating, taken at an event that some big auto museum donors were invited to:
In reply to mechanicalmeanderings :
The Diablo seems to get less love than the Countach but it was the "bedroom poster" car of my childhood. Not that I had a poster, but you know what I mean. I love that late radwood aestetic
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