I wish CANADIAN junkyards were this awesome.
On second thought, no, I don't. Because this would mean more badass roadsters would be going in the trash.
There was a shopping mall
Now it's all covered with flowers
you've got it, you've got it
This was a discount store,
Now it's turned into a cornfield
you got it, you got it
Don't leave me stranded here
I can't get used to this lifestyle
That X1/9 would make a great donor for a Yugo's "big block" engine swap. Add a few chassis bits from an Autobianchi A112 Abarth and the body kit from a Yugo GVX along with a few engine mods from Bayless Fiat/Lancia/Yugo world and you could have a very cool little car for not a lot of cash. Just imagine a double side draft Weber setup sucking air under the hood of some sweet Serbian steel!
In a head on collision between two wedges, somebody's gotta have bottom.
I wish CANADIAN junkyards were this awesome.
On second thought, no, I don't. Because this would mean more badass roadsters would be going in the trash.
Clicked for the TR-7. Left depressed, Like a big, pie-shaped slice was cut out of my heart.
There is more (Audi Coupé 1975?) green out there at the same junkyard
<img src="http://mw2.google.com/mw-panoramio/photos/medium/16401739.jpg" width="550">
Is that what's across from the TR7? I was gonna say, "Hey, there's a 100LS!"
Green is "The shape of things to come."
I used that quote at my son's Pinewood Derby.
Fortunately it wasn't totally lost to the unwashed masses.
There was a shopping mall
Now it's all covered with flowers
you've got it, you've got it
This was a discount store,
Now it's turned into a cornfield
you got it, you got it
Don't leave me stranded here
I can't get used to this lifestyle
I wouldn't mind having a green car… as long as it was this one.
<img src="http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog.com/media/2011/02/dodge-challenger-green-envy.jpg" width="500"/>
I'd rather have an Audi coupe, or a TR-7– as long as I had a parts car too. So I guess I'm voting junkyard here.
If only my 745 would look half that good in glossy lime green with black 'tape stripes' painted (stencilled) on.
If good looking is what you're after, 745 is the wrong place to start.
You'll never know 'til you try, y'know.
We expect pics.
That X1/9 would make a great donor for a Yugo's "big block" engine swap. Add a few chassis bits from an Autobianchi A112 Abarth and the body kit from a Yugo GVX along with a few engine mods from Bayless Fiat/Lancia/Yugo world and you could have a very cool little car for not a lot of cash. Just imagine a double side draft Weber setup sucking air under the hood of some sweet Serbian steel!
"…sweet Serbian steel"
Oxygen molecules certainly find it that.
It just worked too well together in an alliterative sort of way not to use it. Plus, I <3 Yugos!
I'm… um… whaaaat?
I'm lichen both those cars.
This photo is historically inaccurate – it was British Triumph over Germans on Italian soil, not over an Italian on German soil.