by god those Buicks were great looking funny cars, but they appear to be WIDE



the above "Ingenue" still exists


the story of these fiberglass bodies getting made, and built and raced at http://scottygossonexposed.blogspot.com/2015/11/ingenue-exposed.html

and if the 1st thing you're reminded of is the Steve Strope Pure Vision 67 Buick...
http://www.purevisiondesign.com/rides/projects/steve-s-buick.html

yeah, me too. Seems it's still not getting worked on, and hasn't progressed since I last posted about it
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2015/11/pure-visions-buick-skylark.html

where did all the cool rims on muscle cars go?



and Keystone Klassics... What a cool look. I still remember the first time I noticed them, I was 6 or 7 years old









no one seems to run 10 inch rims on the back anymore, and no one seems to have slotted mags either. I loved those, and had a set on my 71 Challenger

http://peelerboy.tumblr.com/

There was a class at Pebble Beach for LS powered Ferraris, Bowtie Ferrari... but no one ever brought their Ferrari to show, and risk being scorned for

heard about it on http://nodrivinggloves.libsyn.com/surfin-the-web-26

Randy Cook made a book on the many Ferrari that lost their original engines during the 60's and 70's because parts were unobtainable, and the cars weren't worth much then, and no one cared that owners kept them running when they weren't worshiped by investors