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Page 3, girls... Originally posted by 2000V6SE:
Huh? 1969-70 was the height of the muscle car era ... I didn't like the muscle car era. To me, the fact that today's hotrods are much smaller and nimbler than those of the past is a very positive development.
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Don't know if it was posted but I'm sure the Trabant should be in there somewhere. 
hunter green 96 mystique mtx, sabb side markers deep tints
car bra., K & N filter, hyper white low beams, after market fogs, JVC Kameleon head unit, 600 watt amp with 2 10" kicker subs, soon to come new rims
New adition 01/11/2002 The original 95SE in Midnight Red all the toys including traction control
Fog light mod, lightmoonroof switch from a focus, power antena (still wiring it up) post 98 sail panels, new water pump , Bosch quad plaitnum plugs, and a new Cat.
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#1 Aztec!  
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Originally posted by Paul Kienitz: Page 3, girls...
Originally posted by 2000V6SE:
[b]Huh? 1969-70 was the height of the muscle car era ... I would probalby argue that somewhere around 67 was the peak of the muscle car, but thats debatable. The whole phenomenon of the muscle car was based on mfg putting the most powerful engines in their intermediate size cars, which were smaller and nimbler than the full size cars. What you are seeing is that theme continued but to less of an extreme.
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Originally posted by TomServo98:
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5. Early RX7's (great cars generally but they seem to dissintigrate)
Huh? Dissintigrate>? Got stories? I've got an \'85 SE with 152k miles still going strong, battling traffic and cruising at 80-90mph without a problem.
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Oh no, just thought of one more: The 1994 Buick Skylark! Looks like a stormtrooper's helmet! See: 
Martin
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Biggest dissapointment from a great car company:
Lamborghini Espada
The only ugly car they ever made, makes the Aztec look beautiful.
Ray G.
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For Now.
1.Pontiac Aztec
2.Actually all GM (I think they fired their designers) espicially Monte Carlo and Avalanche
3.All stretched SUV's
4.BMW Z3's (Clown Shoe)
5.Zils and Trabants (from the Eastern Block)
6.Hummers
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00 MAZDA MILLENIA S
Rogers Dead Pedal
Blaupunkdt Houston
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i can't believe nobody has mentioned the new dodge ram full size(with the big ugly 18 wheeler looking grill)
2.pontiac aztec
3.chevy avalanche(could i have some more plastic trim please)
4.new monte carlo(or any monte carlo for that matter)
5.cadillac cts
god soooo many others!!!!!
98 silver frost svt
no cats/magnaflows
kkm true-rev
white hvac
ford blue calipers
more to come!!
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Well not in any particular order, heres my list: 1. Late 50's/early 60's Chrysler products i.e. Lancer, Polara, etc -trust me on this one! Someone had to have lost their job on those cars. 2. AMC Matador 3. Renault LeCar, w/ its 3 lug rims 4. AMC Pacer, even the Pacer "X" 5. Yugo :p
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silver frost/midnight blue
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Mequiars...simply the best!
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