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 Member 1865 Level 52.14 Mar 2006 
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I'm all about the deceased makes.
 The 1968 AMC AMX, the company's attempt to compete with the Corvette and Mustang. Terrific styling, good performance, only a few thousand made before it was reduced to an options package on the Javelin.  The 1951-53 Kaiser Manhattan. Very few people have heard of the make or model, but it's very aesthetically pleasing, super-rare, and innovative.  The 1953 Studebaker Commander. Designed by Raymond Loewy, this sleek coupe was decades ahead of its time and hard to find today. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 1865 Level 52.14 Mar 2006
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A few more oddities near and dear to my heart:  The 1936 Cord 812 supercharged coffin-nose speedster. The pinnacle of 30's engineering and art deco styling, with performance that's good even by today's standards.  The 1938 Graham-Paige "Spirit of Motion" sedan. Made for only one year, these art-deco beauties look like they're moving even when in park.  The Bricklin SV-1, a gull-wing Canadian auto unrelated to the DeLorean and even rarer. Thanks to their body design, they're nigh-impossible to repair and only a handful exist. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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