Car Porn

[Lilith]

I love looking at sexy old muscle cars and wondered if anyone else here cruises the net looking at hot car porn. Where do you go? Hook a sister up with a link please.

[Fangtasia]

I'd be interested to see what cars you regard as sexy Lil.....You show me yours and i'll show you mine *LOL*

[Lord Snow]

I generally use yahoo images to look at specific body styles of cars. Like the 1974 Dodge Charger or the 1968 Ford Mustang Gt fastback. The 1972 Gran Torino is another favorite. Can't leave out the 1976 Chevrolet Corvette. In case you can't tell, old school American Muscle. Course I also like the body style of the Nissan Skyline in 2 Fast 2 Furious.

[Lilith]

http://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/buick-skylark/images/buick-skylark-1970b.jpg

http://www.buicks.net/show_and_shine/Kiles/70_skylark_1_1.jpg

http://www.westtennrodz.com/70gs455%20022.JPG

http://mwautorestoration.com/photogallery/nova%205/70%20nova%20002.jpg

http://ponyshouse.com/68_chevelle_012.jpg

http://www.southernhotrods.com/images/68_chevelle_yenko_001.jpg

[scotzoidman]

What, Ghias just don't put the cream in ya twinkie anymore?

[Fangtasia]

Ohhhh niccccceeeeeeeeeeeeee

I gotta search around for some piccies of mine *L*

[scotzoidman]

I keep going back to the 2nd pic, & thinking how much it reminds me of my mother's 1970 Skylark, same color and...basic body shape. Which just shows how small the line was from GM family sedan to muscle car in those days of $0.259/gallon gas...

[citrus]

It kinda is car porn, cuz I have many, many fond memories of making love in the back seat of my '56, & then my '57 chev. My friend had cousin with a green, rather than torquoise pickup similar to this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxYpRPnsfuE), (kill the sound when you get to the link). We went to the drive-in a couple times and gave each other blow jobs in the back during the feature film. The truck was rather cluttered inside and ran rotten as shit, but, dependable as a rash!

[Aqua]

Like Lord Snow, I will usually just use a Yahoo image search to find stuff.

Like this...

http://www.motorbase.com/pictures/contributions/990720/std_1970_plymouth_road_runner_superbird_petty_clone.jpg

[Lilith]

I keep going back to the 2nd pic, & thinking how much it reminds me of my mother's 1970 Skylark, same color and...basic body shape. Which just shows how small the line was from GM family sedan to muscle car in those days of $0.259/gallon gas...


It is a 70's skylark. My Grams had one that was green with a white top. I am hunting one desperately. And Ghias still do it for me too.

[Lord Snow]

Aqua, I have the funny feeling that you watch the movie Cars as much as my father. He can't watch any movie, cartoon or otherwise, without naming every single car in it.

[Aqua]

Naw... I'm not that bad.

Yet. :D

[scotzoidman]

Aqua, I have the funny feeling that you watch the movie Cars as much as my father. He can't watch any movie, cartoon or otherwise, without naming every single car in it.
Haven't watched Cars yet, but I kinda want to...as early as age 4, I could correctly ID make & model of any car made since 1950, & I can still pick out most makes up to early 70s.

[Oldfart]

Ford GTHO.

[themi01]

The blue one from Lils post hast a GS badge which then means it's not a Skylark but a Cutlass

[Lilith]

The blue one from Lils post hast a GS badge which then means it's not a Skylark but a Cutlass


We were talking about the 2nd pic. It is a Skylark.

[scotzoidman]

The blue one from Lils post hast a GS badge which then means it's not a Skylark but a Cutlass
And I have to disagree, G/S & GSX was Buick's entry, not Olds. Olds' muscle car was the 442. Here's (http://musclecars.howstuffworks.com/classic-muscle-cars/1970-buick-gsx.htm) an article from "How Stuff Works" about the Buick G/S, basically a Skylark coupe with the big honkin' 455 cid power plant.

And here's a pic that google search turned up for what Popular Mechanics called "the banker's hotrod"
http://muscle-car-resto.com/images/1970_buick_gs_455.jpg

[Lilith]

And I have to disagree, G/S & GSX was Buick's entry, not Olds. Olds' muscle car was the 442. Here's (http://musclecars.howstuffworks.com/classic-muscle-cars/1970-buick-gsx.htm) an article from "How Stuff Works" about the Buick G/S, basically a Skylark coupe with the big honkin' 455 cid power plant.

And here's a pic that google search turned up for what Popular Mechanics called "the banker's hotrod"
http://muscle-car-resto.com/images/1970_buick_gs_455.jpg


I always search for those as a Buick GS 455.