:cry:

[JaysonAych]

There was an 10-car pileup on the freeway close to where I live. I checked out the news and saw this:



Is that a fucking Cord?

[Honor]

Might be one of those fugly kit cars...aren't real Cords worth a shit ton of money? I guess it's possible but seems unlikely it's real.

[Honor]

Man, cars were pretty back then.

[ryguy79]

Does look Cord-ish.

[Turbojett]

please be a kit car please be a kit car please be a kit car...

[Arthur Dent]

It is a kit car. Modern profile and sized tires give it away. Still cool though.

[Turbojett]

Man, cars were pretty back then.

Man, were they ever!

[Honor]

Auburn speedster? Oh man forgot about them. Gorgeous. I want a GTA style game with all these old classics in it.

[SBF]

Most likely a Cord replicar. Nobody would be out driving a real 810/812, those are show cars.

[Turbojett]

Auburn speedster? Oh man forgot about them. Gorgeous. I want a GTA style game with all these old classics in it.

I want a TDU-style game with all those classics in it.
Set in the 20's.

[Turbojett]

That Caddy is fucking nice too, though.

[Honor]

Auburn speedster? Oh man forgot about them. Gorgeous. I want a GTA style game with all these old classics in it.

I want a TDU-style game with all those classics in it.
Set in the 20's.

Yeah, that would be awesome. It's a shame they apparently aren't making any more TDUs, I really liked those games.

[Honor]

Here's another beauty, a real duesy!

[Talon]

I just can't get into those antiques.

[JaysonAych]

I just can't get into those antiques.

Honestly, most cars before 1950 just don't really appeal to me all that much. But I loooove those Cords, Auburns, and Duesenbergs. As a company, they did better than most anyone else at making truly stylish cars in an era where most cars still didn't look that much different from the first horseless carriages.

[Honor]

I just can't get into those antiques.

Not even hot rods or rat rods?

[thewalrus]

I just can't get into those antiques.

Not even hot rods or rat rods?

Something like this, please:

[Turbojett]

honestly, I never used to like prewar cars either, because I thought they all looked the same and had no style. The Auburn Speedster and the Bugatti Atlantique helped change my mind when I was a younger man, and I've kind of gained an appreciation for all of them.

[Talon]

Na, don't do anything for me. I can respect they're the great grandfathers of today's cars and all, but they're just so m'eh to me.

[Honor]

That's part of why I like them. The simplicity. 4 wheels and an engine, more or less.