Stupid car stories from idiots.

Please delete that picture. I feel the nightmares building in my mind for tonight after looking at it.

>>15852449
Why can't I stop staring at this image? It creeps me out but I can't look away.

>>15852449
jesus crhist op that pic is the definition of uncanny valley

If you think that picture is horrible, check this out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0LR84fvYj0
And just when you think it can't get any worse, it does.

>>15852517
No it's not, at all.

My father in law buys a 85 Chevy 1500 truck with a 305. He tells me he wants real power and wants to drop in a Mustang 5.0. I tell him that will be a nightmare of a job with no real reward. He looks at me like I'm crazy and says it should just bolt right in. I bust out laughing, and say, 'that is not how it works.' He say, 'why not, GM built the Mustang too.' He seriously thinks all American cars are built by GM. I explain to him that the Big Three are not owned by GM. GM is one of the Big Three. Years go by, and I think it is long behind us, then he brings it up again. Now he thinks GM owned Ford at one time, just split later. BTW, I didn't even get around to telling him his 305 is a Chevy 5.0.

>>15852449
1970 mustangs were but they were pure shit.

>>15852449
He's telling the truth though. It's only been in the last 10-20 years that boomers have really been jacking the prices up on old cars, not only that but he probably didn't have an SS so a regular ass impala was worth even less

>>15852449
Mustangs WERE teenager cars though, at least for the middle upper class. 240sx though no

>>15853370
This

Back in high school (1988) I bought a 67 Impala SS with the L72 427 for $600. Straight body, interor and paint. Only needed exhaust, shocks and valve cover gaskets. I'd kill to still have that car today.

>>15853800
66 SS not 67 but same idea.

>>15852449
Op is retrarded. My dad had two 70s mustangs. My mom owned an impala and a thunderbird. Those cars were just cars back then. Basically the equivalent of buying a mustang gt today (price/availability at the time). Stupid.

That mexican was right. In the 1970's everone wanted Camaros- an old power-glider or 3-on-the-tree 6 cylinder Impala was not terribly desireable- even worse if it was a 4-door. Back in 1981 that '64 Impala was probably a $650.00 car.

A used '72 v-8 Chevelle might have been $1200. An oler GTO like a 66 or 67 might have been $200.00 -max. They were pretty affordable.

Back in 2001 i bought a 1973 Challenger (running no rust) in decent condition for 700 bucks.
Now the body alone is worth over 3500.

>>15852449
You're an idiot.

>>15852564

that made me feel different types of ways

>Driving down to mississippi from st louis
>Storm of the week on friday
>pass 5 wrecks, 2 on I44, 3 on I55

I watched this lifted F150 fly past everyone else doing 55 on the highway. Visibility was only about 1, maybe 2 car lengths. Passed him later, he was facing backward in the median.

People can't fucking drive for shit in missouri.