The Unicorn sighting thread.

Behold the Holden Commodore...I mean Pontiac G8 GXP

Not as much a unicorn, but a little ironic to see another Holden Commodore today,  I mean Chevy SS

Saw this Bronco in Grants Pass, Oregon yesterday.  Was able to talk to the owner for a few minutes.  1974 with original paint.  A friend of his got it out of a barn in Missouri, where it had been stored for about 20 years.  Friend decided he needed it and made him a great deal.  He has rebuilt the 302, converted to disk brakes, upgraded the suspension, and lifted it 2.5".  Interior looks perfect.  Think he said it has about 80k miles.

Remember these? The wheels are a perfect fit.

For AC.

Marietta, GA

It's kind of cheating since it was at the last good guys show I went to but this truck is amazing. 454 with a stick. Standard cab, short bed dually. It was sweet.

JDM in RVA

Nsx at a towing auction. Marietta GA

Ford Festiva Shogun at Cars n Coffee Marietta Ga...sorry no pics .

In reply to Milburn Emery :

Was it the original builder on the Shogun? He lives in Metro Atlanta 

Love the Fairmont Futura!  But it does need to be lowered a bit...

Accord by Honda

Ok so, it's a bad picture. That's a red V6 emblem, the sticker is of a shift pattern.

A buddy sent me this one since it was a Mondial. 360 wheels, lowered but of most interest is that it's Yngwie Malmsteen. They didn't realize or care probably ha!

Freaking Florida 

Norcross, Georgia. 

Caught this clean Conquest parked at a local butcher shop and talked to the owner a little when he came out. It's his fourth one, though the first that has become a driver, and is slated to get a 2JZ swap. Nice looking car. Bonus points for the child seat in the back.

In reply to chandler :

I saw my first Dakota Sport 'vert last night who was vacationing here. What a cool car to take on vacation!

You don't see one of these every day, a Tesla Roadster.  Apparently only around 1500 are left on the road.

buzzboy said:

In reply to chandler :

I saw my first Dakota Sport 'vert last night who was vacationing here. What a cool car to take on vacation!

I see mine every day but haven't worked on it in 5 months. I suck. It's cool to see one though, it kinda blows your mind.

In the shop yesterday were four unicorns.  They were all employee cars 

Chevy SS 

Evo IX

S60R

And... a Lancer sportback.  Not a Ralliart, a base Lancer.  

I thought all Sportbacks were Ralliarts!

No picture, sadly, as it bopped through the intersection before I could capture it, but I saw a very decent Daihatsu Rocky Friday afternoon.

It feels wrong to assign unicorn status to a Rocky, of all things, but numbers don't lie. And there it was, in all its chonky, period straight-line goodness, scooting around like it was having the time of its little unicorn life.

How bizarre, how bizarre. 

Spotted in Crescent City, southbound on Hwy. 101.  1954 Chevy Bel Air convertible.  Black with white top. Very, very straight.  Bad picture - grandson trying to use my phone...