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Holly snot a Mustang. lol.
Hot Supra Rue, I like it.
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clean 206 with custom wheels and very low, I just liked it.
mid-to-late-70s Pontiac Grand Prix, way cool because these cars were never sold here and beacuse it was pristine, when was the last time you saw one as good?:
Then, one of the best spots of my entire life, an incredibly, incredibly rare Citröen CX25 Gt Turbo!!! Tur-bo!!! a normal one would have been rare enough, but no, turbo! what in the heck this is doing here I have no idea, Citroen left the country in the late 60s. Gorgeous car, got damn it was pretty well preserved also, those wheels are awesome!
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Audi S4 DTM Edition, full of carbon fiber.
freaking cool 1969 Ford Thunderbird, the one with the suicide rear doors and hardttop styling (no B-post), superare here because it was never sold officially, I think it's a great looking car, I'd so convert it into a big-luxury car, black in black in black.
weird look for this 3-Series BMW with those staggered wheels, but I like it, strangely:
hyper-bling Ford pickup, with enormous 24 inch wheels and many body mods, I've been chasing this thing to shoot it for the magazine but the owner's son is very ill, so the waiting game is on; it has Roush suspension pieces and a Roush supercharger engine to pump out more than 500 hp.
look how complete this 70 Mustang Fastback is. it sits outside a shop that's presumably going tor epair it, and is incredibly rae here in Mexico, as we had no fastbacks of any year until 1971, the year of the heavy, ugly Mustan; a 1965-1970 Fastback is incredibly coveted in this country, even more so than in the US, because they are next to impossible to find. This seemed like a great foundation for a project.
gigantic and very rare mid-70s Mercedes turbo-diesel, has since disapeared from this spot since this pic was taken.
abandoned supercharged Thunderbird SC, weird spot because this car is very liked here in Mexico, good bang for the money in its time, I was surprised to see such a derelict one. Has also dispaeared.
1967 Galaxie Wagon using its full size to transport Jehova's witnesses to an assambley:
ultra-clean Renault 18!!! its the best one I've eber seen because these things have a fame for being absolutely unreliable, but this ojne is kept in top order by the owner who also has some other interesting machines wich I'll post later.
later found the picture of another of this guy's rides, this is a 1966 (I thin) little Lincoln continental! Awesome elegant car that he has in absolutely stunning condition, and FREAKINGLY rare, Lincoln left the country in 1960 so none of these were ever sold here. His other rides are also big, spanking luxury cars.
1961 Mercury woody wagon, incredibly rare spot here also, Mercury was almost leaving the country by this time, and even so, I'm pretty sure this car was never sold here officially; looked pretty derelict but restoreable, too bad people aint intrested in this kind of car, they rather have a Rustang -_-
very cool 1953 Ford Customline with aluminum wheels and, as far as I know because this car appeared in a local mag about 15 years ago, a swapped in 351 4-speed.
This car was curious, because here in Mexico, we had a company called Shelby de Mexico wich issued special Mustangs (a few survive, I've been in one, will shoot one later) and a fistuful, some say less than ten, Shelby Mavericks that looked a lot like this one, specially at the front with the hood tach and Mustang hoodscoop; when I saw it I went nuts over it because of these details, but it lacked another important tidbits such as the tail spoiler, rear sidewindow vents and special paint, and most importantly, the 11:01 hi-rev 302, this was a I-6 car with a "hood transplanted in" I was told... could that hood be from one of the Shelby Mavericks? no one knows. just a piece of mexican Ford history. This car has disapeared.
rare 39 Chevy tudor Sedan hunchback, been there for about 10 years, and in pretty good shape for that long, nothing would keep me from stuffing a 427 into this thing... only finding the damn engine.
clean, very clean VW Bug with gigantic wheels and the right stance, and THAT colour! yeah, you can also find clean bugs that have not been turned into ****.
another freaking clean Maverick with certain street freak look into it, if it was higher and the Cragars wider at the rear, it would rock ass, but then, it's pretty cool the way it is now. 289-4speed car. Needs side pipes.
Yeah, this Barracuda isnt that clean, but that, folks, is the ORIGINAL paint, the original black stripes, original, hell, wheel covers, original everything, this car is the most original, good-condition, driven 69 Barracuda i've seen, and its also the incredibly rare "gold engine" 318 version, I know that because of the tiny hood scoops, these were suposed to have a stronger cam in the engine, wich was painted gold instead of red. Awesome car, I would not touch an inch of it. 4-speed too!
1958 Ford ragtop sitting outside a paint and body shop quit near my house, rare bacuse of the ragtop, they were expensive and not many were sold here. I wonder how complete it really is.
What I think its a 1939 Studebaker 4 door, very hard to tell with the entire grille off, but very rare car none the less, a couple blocks from my house also.
cute daily driven 1965 Datsun, only needs some 60s mags instead of the steelies.
again, check out how complete this 1956 Chevy HARDTOP is, this car should be worth a pretty penny if the owner knows what he has his hands on, because it's in awesome shape, ripe for a resto or street rod project... heck, get wheelcovers and you're good to go.
pedestrian 4-doord Rambler Rebel with most trim intact, would make an awesome parts car for a two door.
weird but cool 70s Chevy Suburban painted artist-style, it sits in the local federal Art college every day, its the car with wich the dinner room is provided with stuff.
RRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAARE! how many of you have seen a Lada? I have way heck no idea of what this thing is doing here, I cannot imagine how it came to Mexico in the first place, could have been trough Cuba, but I doubt it... anyway, maybe the rarest spot of my life:
aaaand that's it folks, I've finished posting the pictures that were up in my photobucket. time to upload the thousands more I have. gigantic post, this.
at the guy shouting GET IT SIDEWAYS!
That's the number I meant, math just failed me at that moment...as did memory...
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