I think the owner works at the auto shop it's parked at; I see it there a lot. If you want, I can try and get a shot of the front. It's just that I shot a different Cougar from the front a while back, so I changed it up with this one.
Dude get that shot then tell the guy his car needs real Cragars. You should really get us shots of the front and rear of any old or muscle car you come by, you always see such cars (:
Lets post some stuff:
First this Maverick, wich was pretty beat up, but it had those monster rear tires
six cylinder car but come on, what do you need to put a 302 in there?
A VW Corniche, hahaha! Fun stuff, been a while since I last saw a VW converted into a rolls.
A 1971 Chevelle wagon!!! This popped up a couple blocks from my house, it was in pretty good shape and is an über rare sight here because we had no Chevelle Wagons ever sold here; this seems to have a V8 underhood (probably 307) and the Iroc wheels help it out a lot; sadly, its gone now, replaced by a Monte Carlo -_-
Superbly restored fin Mercedes, six cylinder model, it was beautiful, even if I normally dont shoot these Mercs because theyre more or less common here:
In front of the Merc was this mid-50s Chevy pickup with ugly billet wheels but that was in otherwise fine condition, it needs a mile-drop but it would be a solid foundation, just get it the lowdown then add Americans.
Nope, were not looking at the Renault 18 tough you can if you want, but at the 1946 ford or Mercury coupe behind it:
Then a little mid-60s Peugeot, so red and awesomely restored, very nice car of wich you see several around, but this is the nicest Ive found.
Taken from a bus, older Merc SL chugging trough, two tone paint too:
This Golf catched my eye, indeed it said 1.8T in the rear badge, so I was intrigued; I turned at the front and indeed a small intercooler peeked from beneath, so maybe this is really an engine-swapped Golf, and clean enough to deserve a snap.
If you look really hard you can see the intercooler in the bottom of the car and the openings on the bumper to let fresh air in, all signs point to a turbo motor underneath:
Alongside one another, first this tattered but complete 67 Mustang Coupe wearing a set of American Racing Vector knock-offs, manual trans car:
Then this way rare here Hillman Mynx, wich were indeed sold but most turned to rust clouds long ago, this was pretty well preserved:
Gargantuan 1957 Plymouth Belvedere four door missing front runners and severely neglected; chop it and add moon caps and four Strombergs to the V8 and off you go.
A pair of Harleys, a cool white-walled stocker and a severely modified chopper style, check out the huge rear meat:
Now, someone with deep knowledge of European or german trucks, please help. I have not been able at all to identify this weird, enormous, crude and mean, very mean thing that popped up downtown one day, its COOOOOOOOOL as hell and one of the strangest spots Ive ever recorded, please ID it if anyone can!:
Also an incredibly rare spot in Mexico, a Ford Consul! WTF is this thing doing here? The typical euro ford, these were never sold here (unlike Taunuses for example) and so is also one of the rarest spots ever:
And to continue with tradition, rice lives on:
