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Monstrously modified Mazda 626 is the worst thing you've seen today
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For a number of years after it got built in Flat Rock, this 1998 Mazda 626 undoubtedly lived a sedate life. Forest green paint, beige cloth interior, the works. Then, somewhere in the not-too-distant past, it seems to have been acquired by someone possessed by the Devil’s tasteless idiot brother, and this is the end…
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Is this the BMW E36 Coupé with the most kilometers under its chain?
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In the 1993 film The Music of Chance, a former fireman played by Mandy Patinkin spends his days driving all around America in a bright red, brand new BMW E36 sedan. Before he picks up James Spader and the events take an inevitably dramatic turn, he manages to accumulate a frankly notable reading on the…
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Customized 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville will always stand out
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I don’t think there’s a place in the world where a Cadillac will blend in. Well, except for maybe Florida. Still, I’m sure this 1960 Cadillac Coupé de Ville will always be noticed wherever it parks, no matter what’s around it. It’s not pink like the one I saw some time earlier, but this pin-striped…
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This 1982 Mitsubishi Sapporo 2000 GSR is a ridiculous steal at 600
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At Tour & Taxis on Brussels’ Havenlaan, Brussels Oldtimer Market is held indoors. It’s a huge venue, for people to bring their classics and assorted belongings for sale. This 1982 Mitsubishi Sapporo was photographed by a friend, Koenraad R, on his walk through the offerings. The car is also being offered online, and the asking…
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Lamborghini Weekend Edition – 1989 Lamborghini LM-002
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I think it’s only right to end the Lamborghini Weekend with a LM-002. You know, we featured the Stallone Jalpa in one of the previous posts, and this is the Lamborghini dubbed the Rambo Lambo. This noticeably watermarked and framed 1989 LM-002 is for sale at a Swiss dealer.
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Lamborghini Weekend Edition – 1994 Lamborghini Diablo VT
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A yellow Diablo is the quintessential Lamborghini Diablo. I believe it to be the signature colour for them, and this 1994 Diablo VT wears it well. Toy cars, poster Diablos, every one that captured the eye of a ten-year-old kid in the mid-’90s was yellow. Complete with telephone dial wheels framed by bolts, with the…
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Lamborghini Weekend Edition – 1984 Lamborghini Jalpa
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With all the talk of Miuras and Countachs, it’s all too easy to overlook the so-called lesser Lamborghinis. But the ’80s Jalpa deserves its spot in the limelight, as it’s every bit as ostentatious and every bit as visible on the silver screen. In a career-advancing episode of Miami Vice, Phil the Shill, Phil Collins…
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Lamborghini Weekend Edition – 1981 Lamborghini Countach LP400 S
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There are people who will tell you the Lamborghini Countach is impossible to live with, terrible to drive and a pain to reverse. There are also people who will build their own Countach in their basement, if it means they can have one. Whatever your lean on this particular subject, the Countach is sure to…
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Lamborghini Weekend Edition – This is why I love the Lamborghini Countach
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In this weekend series, I’ll be posting a more detailed, more dedicated post on the Lamborghini Countach. But just as a point of note, this Cannonball Run intro scene is what drove the car into my psyche. See the full clip below.
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Lamborghini Weekend Edition – 1974 Lamborghini Espada Series III
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It should be remembered Lamborghini unveiled the Espada as early as 1968. It was based on the Marzal show car, also a Bertone design, with lengthy glass gullwing doors and a very weird silver interior. Lamborghini had been making cars for only a few years, and the Espada already completed their line-up with a four-seater…
