GTP Cool Wall: 1957 Jaguar XKSS

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1957 Jaguar D-Type

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What a striking classic car.

Sub zero.
 
Steve McQueen also had an E-Type and honestly I prefer the E-Type but that for me is easily a very cool car.
 
Azure Flare
Nice half-assed explanation, you can do better than that...
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I don't like most classic cars, they are old, look old, and most of them for me are plain uncool. This car looks wonky for me, it's not a car I would personally drive.
 
spencer7x7
I don't like most classic cars, they are old, look old, and most of them for me are plain uncool. This car looks wonky for me, it's not a car I would personally drive.
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spencer7x7
Different strokes for different folks, some people like this car and I respect that but I go with my guts.
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None of this has anything to do with coolness.
 
spencer7x7
Cars I don't like aren't cool for me.
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spencer7x7
I don't like most classic cars, they are old, look old, and most of them for me are plain uncool. This car looks wonky for me, it's not a car I would personally drive.
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Nothing wrong with that. I personally don't find cars built beyond 1970 to be all that good looking either except for a few gems here & there. Same with whether I find them cool or not.
 
If I dare share my opinion since I've been getting screamed at for it all day long, I vote Cool. This car is already one of my favorites, and I really don't see anything wrong with it to knock it lower, but just just a teeny tiny notch away from being in my perfect cup of tea.
 
Well, at the risk of reviving a long-gone thread, I'm gonna come back from my accidental GTP vacations to say this:

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MADE IT TO DA ICEBOX!!!!!!!!!!! :gtpflag: I have recovered my faith in GTPs Cool Wall, this proves that at least most of you guys have got some taste!

End of communication.
 

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