Japanican cruisers

[earthman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH831OB7eTY

 

[Sam_Fear]

What's the chopped white car at 3:50? LaSalle?

 

[earthman]

'36 Chevy i think

 

[Sam_Fear]

Building up old American steel over there has to be expensive.

 

[earthman]

Building up old American steel over there has to be expensive.

I don't know, they have all our money from buying new Japanese steel

 

[Onequick26]

Some sweet rides !!!![cl

 

[earthman]

Building up old American steel over there has to be expensive.

another think

"For starters, despite its population, Japan is very small geographically, and even smaller when it comes to usable land to drive upon (which explains their advanced public transportation systems). Roadways are compact; so are their common automobiles. In other words, merging a behemoth '59 Cadillac into typical everyday traffic can be cumbersome, at best. On top of that, gasoline prices over there make ours seem insignificant. Furthermore, annual registrations are charged on the "weight" of vehicles, so that same Caddy can run in upwards of a few thousand dollars a year just to keep it on the road. Compound that with the fact that garage space in any metropolitan area is beyond a luxury, and you pose some pretty tough obstacles for anyone wanting to become an avid hobbyist"

 

[sneakysnake]

What's the chopped white car at 3:50? LaSalle?

The grill looks it but the fenders are wrong, I think its a 36 dodge best I can tell.

 

[busch]

American Iron lives on

Deep Purple
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f4SvEpF0vY

 

[42chevy]

Very nice.