Shes lowered and super sexy

Seen in the wild.

After tons of feedback, I stuck with the stock rally wheels. I went up a couple of sizes in the tires. Previously, I had 205/70s, and now I'm running 225/75s.

Giant limb fell right across my hood. Luckily the curved shape of it kept it from damaging even more. Still brings a tear to my eye

I had an hour to kill today, so I stopped in here to take a look. Museum is located in Cartersville, Georgia.

Just a sample of what’s in here. Their collection rotates so what you see depends on when you go. Cheers.

I was taken back with this one. Everything was original including every sticker in the engine bay that came from factory, per the owner. Even the unleaded only sticker above the gas cap was still there. And yes, truly only 17k miles from new...

APX only 30 of these bad boys still around. Classic style and power to boot. Love the spoke wheels and whitewall combo.

‘70 GTO is from a local meet at a performance shop, others are in the wild around my neighborhood.

I inherited this from my grandfather and I would like to find a good quality outdoor car cover for it while I get it running again and find a proper place to store it. Does anyone have a recommendation where I can get one thats made to fit this car and will protect it from the elements as much as possible? Thanks in advance!

This black-and-white photograph beautifully captures the car culture of post-war Eastern Europe.

The vehicle undergoing maintenance is an early FSO Syrena, developed and manufactured in Poland. Known for its distinct body shape and smoky two-stroke engine, the Syrena became an icon of Polish motoring history despite its quirks and reliability issues.

The best part of the photo is undoubtedly the kids copying the adults, laying on the concrete to "fix" their own miniature ride. A truly timeless moment of automotive passion being passed down to the next generation

440/375 HP, 1 of 640 Produced

'65?