Car-spotting thread
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iman29
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Umm maybe a Hemi?
iman29
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Saw a lot of deer, horses and a Goat on my ride today.
Same spot in Long valley where they meet up every Sunday morning. The Olds and that other car I already took pics of are in the shot too.
Whoever owns that Gran Marquis must have been lost or already parked there 🤪
Same spot in Long valley where they meet up every Sunday morning. The Olds and that other car I already took pics of are in the shot too.
Whoever owns that Gran Marquis must have been lost or already parked there 🤪
w_b
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Looks like an FN10 Lincoln from here.
You ain't kidding.
That's probably the best car that's available in Europe vs the US. It's what Gordon Murray drives on a regular basis and says the only downside to the car is the lack of a manual transmission.
Saturday night I stopped by Lead East to hang out with my wifes cousins who go every year....they stay all weekend, but 1 afternoon/night is enough for me
I love 60s wagons
Pontiacs version of a Nomad...dont think I have ever seen one of these before
Really well done Christine replica (58 Plymouth fury)
70 charger not ruined with the dukes of hazard livery....thats refreshing.
holy crap on my way home...thankfully while pulling out of the lot my brake pedal went right to the floor.....the car stopped, but not well. I took it very slow on some back roads and made it home without issue. What I assumed was that I only had rear brakes, which of course means, very little brakes. Got home and took a look
one of the seals in the caliper burst....these calipers are remans of the original Kelsey Hayes calipers....not hard to get, but they all seem to suck. SSBC makes modern, machined aluminum versions of these...I think its time for an upgrade.
I love 60s wagons
Pontiacs version of a Nomad...dont think I have ever seen one of these before
Really well done Christine replica (58 Plymouth fury)
70 charger not ruined with the dukes of hazard livery....thats refreshing.
holy crap on my way home...thankfully while pulling out of the lot my brake pedal went right to the floor.....the car stopped, but not well. I took it very slow on some back roads and made it home without issue. What I assumed was that I only had rear brakes, which of course means, very little brakes. Got home and took a look
one of the seals in the caliper burst....these calipers are remans of the original Kelsey Hayes calipers....not hard to get, but they all seem to suck. SSBC makes modern, machined aluminum versions of these...I think its time for an upgrade.
w_b
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The previous gen for sure. More than just the engine, too; the TBird/Cougar/MarkVII were actually built on the same Fox platform as those Mustangs & Crappis. I had one of those Tbirds back in the late '90s; rode nice.
That gen that folllowed it switched to the 4.6L Modular V8.
TJYeti
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Glad you got home safe. That copper 4x4 is your cousin? I like that thing, been seeing it for tears.
Lead East has gotten old for me. I started going when it was out in the meadowlands. Parking and entrance $ has gone up and I’ve seen so many of those cars I don’t go anymore. Been meaning to try the Dead Mans Curve show in Mahwah.
My wife's cousin actually...Robbie, he owns Longfield Automotive in Denville. He has that truck, a 72 911 T, kit cobra, Model A, falcon.....My wife's other cousin steve also goes with his 65 lemans which is just out of sight in this picture....So its like a big family bbq..... if it wasnt to go hang out with them, I would have skipped...it is absurdly expensive and such a shit show to get into. The DMC one looks better to me anyway.
TJYeti
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I see it there all the time. I live just up the hill.
