Click the jump to see the eighteen cars that Hoons everywhere have spotted. They vary in makes, age, and countries of origin, but they are all special to us, because only we could love them. Keep sending your V.I.S.I.T. cars to ka***@ho********.info. I would love to make this a weekly post. Small resolution, recent pictures, on public roads/places. Thanks, and enjoy!
Aaron H. sent this in. Cool.
From Mohammed, 1981 Chrysler Imperial
Also from Mohammed, a ’53 Studebaker
Handsome guy. The car, not Mohammed.
Bangle butt!!!
Davin says: “It’s a van, covered in skulls! Hopefully not too blurry, I kind of was going across the street and also don’t really want to hang around the house of the guy who owns this thing. He used to have a BMW Bavaria, but that’s disappeared. Might also work for a last call I suppose.”
From pj134 – 5-speed badge!
Grand Touring!
Bradley GT II in Columbus, Ohio. Sent in by Doug, a.k.a. salguod. That is the kind of pictures I want to see more of. Perfect!
A few pictures from Ireland, by ‘Bren le taxi‘, or Bren, who drives a taxi in Dublin. Here’s a minty TR6.
6×6, the classy European penis extender. This reminds to do a write up on 1980’s European Tuners… there’s serious gold there.
Jaaaagggg… what’s that in front of it?
DS Longroof. Nothing else needs to be said.
Be still my heart… a D90 pickup, with a TD5 too!!! Want want want!
From Tom… Bella Machina! Iso Rivolta IR300… Italian bod, American power!
Also from Tom, this 1966 AMC Ambassador Cross Country wagon daily d. Solid.
Ford Fairlane, probably not a daily d but sweet. From Mohammed, again!
East Coast Editor.
Races crappy cars and has an unhealthy obsession with Eastern Bloc cars.
Current fleet: Ford Bronco, Lexus GX 470, and a Buick Regal crapcan racecar.
Sorry, mistakes will happen. I got all the info from people who sent it in… no time to verify… and we don't do that around here, you send it to us and we'll run it… and then get ridiculed by you, commenters.
Thanks a lot… A&^$%#*s!
"Bradley GT II in Columbus, Ohio. Sent in by Doug, a.k.a. salguod."
Hey! I'm in Columbus and I've seen that same Bradley on the road. Yay! (And howdy, neighbor!)
Howdy.
I didn't actually see it, it was my nephew's picture. He asked me what it was, all I could say without digging was 'VW kit car'. A little Googling and I pegged it as a Bradley GT II.
Doug is fine, thanks.
Not too many people put it together, even when knowing my name or seeing it side by side. And no one can spell it backwards to the point that I registered the domain with the U & O both ways.
Studebaker? No, that's a '52 Packard 250 (Mayfair). That's the first car my parents owned, but ours was Aspen Green (a light pastel). My mom's first husband bought it new for $3800, trading in her '50 Chevrolet with Powerglide (it was a surprise, and she was pissed). The Packard had Ultramatic, and "cruise control" (you pushed the accelerator down, and turned a knob, which held the pedal in place). Not a very good idea.
After the Ultramatic crapped out in '65, it sat in the garage, while our new '66 Rambler American 440 4-door (Air conditioning? Hallelujah!) sat in the driveway. That is, until my dad died in '69, and my mom sold it for $25.
On the way to work this morning, I saw a green Gallardo Superleggera. I see some exciting or weird cars, but usually they're moving, and camera in my POS "smartphone" made by those RIM guys takes several maddening clicks, accompanied by interminable waits, to access. Once I upgrade to a real phone, I'll start taking some pictures.
The new BlackBerry Z10 is very good and priced competitively. It is nothing like whatever Java OS BlackBerry you are using now. If you are in the US, it'll be out later this month. (Full disclosure: I work for BlackBerry but also have daily access to iOS and Android devices).
I think this will be much more interesting when the snow melts and people start driving their classier cars. Well more interesting for me, since not everyone has that problem.
Also you misspelled my name, but not in the way people normally do.
I am too damn slow with my smartphone to snap pics. What I need to do is just pick up a hitchhiker and have them take pictures for me while I drive.
The mostest awesomest thing I have seen lately was a Rally Fighter driving around in the rain. 'Twas awesome.
Many people save their special vehicles for good-weather days. I bet RallyFighterDude wakes up in the morning, sees the clouds in the sky and says "bring it on".
I saw a GMC Syclone parked on the side of the road in Santa Monica about 2 weeks ago. The lag on my camera on my phone is about 1.5 seconds, so I missed the shot… 🙁
Last october while I was waiting to get across the causway into town because of construction, a ferrari california came into line behind me. I tried to snap a pic but as soo as I pushed the camera icon the battery warning began shouting and wouldnt allow me to use the camera. I was a bit sour because the california was lined up perfectly in the passenger rear view and woulda made for a great shot.
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A most rare and really well kept Daewoo Nexia 1.5 GL (Cielo or Racer, elsewhere). And it happened to be mine, for 13 years and the only trouble I got with her was a broken exhaust manifold's bolt. Then it was turned into cash for clunker (so to say, with 75K km. not a drop dripping below and almost new tires and battery), so may be now it's a steel cube, or may be not… it's most likely being hooned in Bulgaria or in Romania. These things are quite liked, there…
To soften the irony: that Sunbeam was also sold as Hillman Imp… And to add some again, maybe: it was dubbed "poor man's Porsche": 2+2! Rear engine! Rear-driven!
I pegged that as an Imp initially. And that Packard as well. and that GS Citroen as well. Glad to see I'm not getting all rusty down here in frigid Florida.
By Kamil Kaluski
Antti Kautonen 
Joel Strickland
DS LONGROOF. NOTHING ELSE NEEDS TO BE SAID. Except that it is a GS…
<img src="http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/gallery/files/9/1/0/gs_break.jpg">
Sorry, mistakes will happen. I got all the info from people who sent it in… no time to verify… and we don't do that around here, you send it to us and we'll run it… and then get ridiculed by you, commenters.
Thanks a lot… A&^$%#*s!
HAHAHA!!! 😉 It also means we actually read the great stuff you guys post!!!
That is the most amazing part…
Ooohhhh..Weekly, please! I see many interesting cars when I'm out on the road!
"Bradley GT II in Columbus, Ohio. Sent in by Doug, a.k.a. salguod."
Hey! I'm in Columbus and I've seen that same Bradley on the road. Yay! (And howdy, neighbor!)
Howdy.
I didn't actually see it, it was my nephew's picture. He asked me what it was, all I could say without digging was 'VW kit car'. A little Googling and I pegged it as a Bradley GT II.
Your name is douglas, backwards, twice I read this post, and now I see it. I am an idiot.
Doug is fine, thanks.
Not too many people put it together, even when knowing my name or seeing it side by side. And no one can spell it backwards to the point that I registered the domain with the U & O both ways.
Studebaker? No, that's a '52 Packard 250 (Mayfair). That's the first car my parents owned, but ours was Aspen Green (a light pastel). My mom's first husband bought it new for $3800, trading in her '50 Chevrolet with Powerglide (it was a surprise, and she was pissed). The Packard had Ultramatic, and "cruise control" (you pushed the accelerator down, and turned a knob, which held the pedal in place). Not a very good idea.
Duke beat me to it. Packard, not Studebaker. I mean, really!
After the Ultramatic crapped out in '65, it sat in the garage, while our new '66 Rambler American 440 4-door (Air conditioning? Hallelujah!) sat in the driveway. That is, until my dad died in '69, and my mom sold it for $25.
On the way to work this morning, I saw a green Gallardo Superleggera. I see some exciting or weird cars, but usually they're moving, and camera in my POS "smartphone" made by those RIM guys takes several maddening clicks, accompanied by interminable waits, to access. Once I upgrade to a real phone, I'll start taking some pictures.
The new BlackBerry Z10 is very good and priced competitively. It is nothing like whatever Java OS BlackBerry you are using now. If you are in the US, it'll be out later this month. (Full disclosure: I work for BlackBerry but also have daily access to iOS and Android devices).
I think this will be much more interesting when the snow melts and people start driving their classier cars. Well more interesting for me, since not everyone has that problem.
Also you misspelled my name, but not in the way people normally do.
What the hell is this snow you speak of? I saw some pretty excellent vehicles out and about this weekend.
It's that white, fluffy cold stuff that melts into water and leaks into my kitchen. Grumble grumble complain.
Ah, THAT stuff. We just keep that stuff in the mountains, a much more sensible place than the kitchen.
Keep them coming. Great pictures.
I see my fair share of odd iron crusing around metro Boston. Helps that I drive a legit truck for deliveries & i can see above most other people.
It would be much more interesting if you were driving a non-legit truck.
😉
Weekly is good. I need to send you the pics I snapped yesterday for this very feature!
I am too damn slow with my smartphone to snap pics. What I need to do is just pick up a hitchhiker and have them take pictures for me while I drive.
The mostest awesomest thing I have seen lately was a Rally Fighter driving around in the rain. 'Twas awesome.
Many people save their special vehicles for good-weather days. I bet RallyFighterDude wakes up in the morning, sees the clouds in the sky and says "bring it on".
Maybe it's time to invest in a dashboard camera…
I saw a GMC Syclone parked on the side of the road in Santa Monica about 2 weeks ago. The lag on my camera on my phone is about 1.5 seconds, so I missed the shot… 🙁
Wow. Even when parked it was too quick to photograph.
Nice collection! That AMC station wagin is adorable…and I've never heard of Bradley before. Way to go!
Bradley was one of the more popular kit cars of the 70's. It's basically a rebodied VW Beetle.
Last october while I was waiting to get across the causway into town because of construction, a ferrari california came into line behind me. I tried to snap a pic but as soo as I pushed the camera icon the battery warning began shouting and wouldnt allow me to use the camera. I was a bit sour because the california was lined up perfectly in the passenger rear view and woulda made for a great shot.
<img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ACCPSdGD5AI/UMYXl6ZhS8I/AAAAAAAAODQ/eMxbc7h6Cm4/s576/05-12-07_1133.jpg" width=600>
A most rare and really well kept Daewoo Nexia 1.5 GL (Cielo or Racer, elsewhere). And it happened to be mine, for 13 years and the only trouble I got with her was a broken exhaust manifold's bolt. Then it was turned into cash for clunker (so to say, with 75K km. not a drop dripping below and almost new tires and battery), so may be now it's a steel cube, or may be not… it's most likely being hooned in Bulgaria or in Romania. These things are quite liked, there…
I corrected that -2 with a +1. C'mon, guys, car love knows no borders! A Korean Kadett is of historical value!
To soften the irony: that Sunbeam was also sold as Hillman Imp… And to add some again, maybe: it was dubbed "poor man's Porsche": 2+2! Rear engine! Rear-driven!
I pegged that as an Imp initially. And that Packard as well. and that GS Citroen as well. Glad to see I'm not getting all rusty down here in frigid Florida.
Haha, My sunbeam makes Hooniverse again!
Sweet!
It's been on The Street Peep, too: http://www.thestreetpeep.com/2013/01/submission-1…
A twelve year old kid, that makes me so happy! Go lil car guy go!
He's got a knack for finding some seriously decrepit rides. And yeah, it's great to see a kid too young to drive contributing like that!