EBay Finds

[Junkman]

That Squire Dawson isn't doing what he is supposed to.

https://www.autoscout24.com/offers/cadi ... 50040a5261

[The Reverend Bluejeans]

Jesus that's stunning.

Everything about it is right.

[The Reverend Bluejeans]

^ I'd go with "dismal" myself, but each to their own, eh?

You own a 1998 Discovery though.

[John F]

^ I'd go with "dismal" myself, but each to their own, eh?

You own a 1998 Discovery though.

I do indeed, and it isn't dismal.

(its fuel economy might be though...)

[fried onions]

I have been studying American cars at shows and the late 'fifties ones are bloody low built. And I mean low. The roofline is more like a sports car. Whereas I like a higher-built car, because crouching down sucks, and the hoi polloi can look down at you.

[Hooli]

Low roofs, low morals.

[John F]

Low roofs, low morals.

I own a -25 mm lowered Calibra and I thoroughly endorse that comment

[Junkman]

I have been studying American cars at shows and the late 'fifties ones are bloody low built. And I mean low. The roofline is more like a sports car. Whereas I like a higher-built car, because crouching down sucks, and the hoi polloi can look down at you.

Writes the man who has a fucking Midget, which can win any limbo contest without even bending.

[fried onions]

At least the manufacturer was honest enough to give it an appropriate name.

[Junkman]

Jesus that's stunning.

Everything about it is right.

Those early to mid Sixties Cadillacs are just bloody stunning. That they also are among the best highway cruisers ever built, especially when updated with gas shocks and radials, is a surefire recipe for them to be at the bottom of the so called collectors market. Still, I'd rather go for that Imperial. Yes, I know. I'm weird, which is oddly regarded a virtue among Imperial aficionados.