***Taufkirchner Classic Car Show 2007 (Part 9)***

[cawimmer430]

Part 9


Volkswagen Passat LS

Mercedes-Benz 280E W123

Corvette Stingray again...

Citroen CX

A real classic. NSU Ro-80

Opel Kadett Coupe

Mercedes 180D "Ponton" passing a Renault Alpine mountain race sports car

Mercedes-Benz 190SL

Hot Audi Quattro sedan...

Renault Alpine

Chevrolet Malibu

Chevrolet Corvette Indy 500 "Pace Car"

Another 'Vette...

Bunch of American cars!

Citroen 2CV

1937 Opel Super 6

End of Part 9

 

[Bruce]

The Alpine is such a great looking car and truly timeless.

 

[cawimmer430]

The Alpine is such a great looking car and truly timeless.

It is.

So many people think that French cars have no classic cars and have contributed nothing to the automotive world. How wrong they are.

I also like that Citroen CX. Beautiful and classy and typical Citroen.

 

[Bruce]

It is.

So many people think that French cars have no classic cars and have contributed nothing to the automotive world. How Wrong they are.

And people say that about Japanese cars too... (sorry, couldn't resist )

I also like that Citroen CX. Beautiful and classy and typical Citroen.

Yeah, I agree. Most definitely a cool car.

 

[cawimmer430]

And people say that about Japanese cars too... (sorry, couldn't resist )

There are many idiots out there who consider themselves "car enthusiasts". Look at Autolies.

Yeah, I agree. Most definitely a cool car.

 

[zetableh]

Nice Chevelle! (Chevelle used to be a trim of the Malibu, if I recall)

 

[cawimmer430]

Nice Chevelle! (Chevelle used to be a trim of the Malibu, if I recall)

So it's not a Malibu?

 

[zetableh]

So it's not a Malibu?

Here's an exact quote from Wiki:
The Chevrolet Chevelle pronounced "shevell" is a mid-sized automobile from Chevrolet debuting in 1964. It was produced from 1964 through 1977 and was one of General Motors' most successful cars. Chevelle models ranged from economical family cars to powerful coupes and convertibles. The Malibu was at first the top trim level of the Chevelle line, and it replaced the Chevelle name entirely after 1977. The Chevelle chassis (based on the reengineered GM A platform) provided the platform for the Chevrolet Monte Carlo, a very successful model itself.

I was right and wrong at the same time, I knew one was a model of one, but I had it backward.