I have a strange and growing fascination with Chevy 305 V8's this week. #montecarlo
I have a strange and growing fascination with Chevy 305 V8's this week. #montecarlo
I thought you just posted it to see if we were paying attention.Originally Posted by George
P.S. - I'd buy that '89 Plymouth Sundance, if I needed a car today. People who say they can't afford a car just aren't trying hard enough.
I can't even.
What? Thoughts of 145HP V8's don't get you sweaty?
Yeah, but it's that nervous sweaty you get that nobody wants to be around because everybody knows it was a shart, not a panty-dropping I just worked out sweat.
To quote an old friend who drove a hand-me-down Oldsmobile with a 305, many years ago, about pressing down harder on the gas pedal: "It doesn't go faster, but it does get louder."
Yes, this is your father's Oldsmobile.
TSG
I do find it funny that there are serious rebuild kits to "cure" the 305's various issues when in reality if you have to rebuild a 305, throw a 350 in instead.
1982 AMC EAGLE 4X4 2 DOOR COUPE(PRETTY RARE)LOW MILES.CAN 2 WHEEL OR 4 - 5 speed manual - $5500
I don't know much about BMWs, but maybe this is something cool?
****Unicorn M3 Estoril Modena 4dr/5spd all options*** - $11900
At just $750, you'll have money left over to complete the Plymouth Superbird conversion!
94 toyota camry - $750
Wait, eighteen thousand dollars for this?!
1979 Citroen 2CV - $18000
1974 Nova Custom Hatchback - 42K Original Miles - $4900
M3 sedans are always good. The cool kids call that car an M3/4/5.
Nice color combo, and, yeah, the original owner seems to have checked all the boxes. Doesn't have the sport seats ("Vaders") and the 16" lux package wheels and lux package steering wheel (same as the 328's) are lame, but other than that, looks sweet.
It would be a real unicorn if the original owner had ordered it without a sunroof.
Whoomah!
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