@highlander Yeah, that does look like a better match.

Personally I think if you are going to dunk your truck, you should use this one on the other side of the marina:
53a7f132-3383-4b36-b3ab-44e6e9f440e7-image.png
Looks like many fewer people to see how much of an idiot you are.

@wbizarre If you think that Camaro window pine is bad, try morphing it with the current one. That one is two generations outdated.

@aestheticsinmotion I had some rando set up a tent on my property last summer. I drug it into the adjacent county road. They did not return. Which reminds me, I need to put up my no trespassing signs again

@pip-bip Regular two door Impalas are fun, but the rare bubble tops are sought after because of their looks even though they weren't super popular in their day. This one is a rare factory SS 4 speed to boot.

@svend True. The shade on that Bentley is quite nice, but it doesn't really suit the car.

It's sad that colour is no longer desired. When did people become so boring? Or maybe everyone (especially leasing companies) has just become a penny-pincher.

I quite like Titan Blue, but it's no Rallye Green.

@st80mnd Wow, that's. . . something. Pretty cool looking but not quite cohesive.

@pip-bip I've seen that car posted pretty often in the "Bastards by Design" facebook group.

ea52418d-7691-4e1f-9e91-4313e7facbf1-image.png

I kind of like it. Once you get over the oddness of it, it's fun to see a variation of a hot rod and a variation of the standard muscle car body (though I'm not a fan of the current primer gray paint job).

There was also a 1st gen camaro done up in a similar way, but I can't find a pic of it now.

@jayvincent The similarity is likely not lost on the designers.

@pip-bip No AC, and no FM, and NO REGRETS

@pip-bip Sweet, original tires and all! I approve of square bodies on Oppo.

Looking at that one I'm debating the bumper guards on my Suburban. We had them growing up, but I think I like the clean look.

Short aside, my mom rear ended a LeBaron convertible in our Suburban back in the day. Put the trunk in back seat (no one was hurt). On the Suburban there was a little scratch on the plastic part of the bumper guard strip. That was it.

3f97d1b1-46d2-4e7b-ac6a-0b07f8b97076-image.png

@wbizarre the only thing that gets smaller is the windows.

@wbizarre it took corvette until the c6 zr1 for the styling to recover from that 1984 model. What a shame.

@pip-bip Its kinda shocking how well that works!

@wbizarre said in "All cars look the same nowadays" Morph:

Just wondering, and no disrespect, did you grow up in the 60's? Just wondering if the differences are more obvious if someone grew up in the given era. I feel like I'll be telling my kids "come on, that's clearly a 2001 Accord, not a 2001 Camry!"

Definitely this. Every era has its fair share of derivative car designs and and fashion trends and the way in which cars are made are bound to make the actual basic proportions pretty similar across different brands in the same segment. But growing up seeing certain cars every day, we get used to them enough to spot the smaller differences without much effort.

@whoistheleader I thought it was taken years ago. It's pretty funny that you said it looks (somewhat) bland, I think it generally looks better compared with its Japanese contemporaries.

Probably I'm biased because of that color.

@forrest Unless that's not got any doors at all on the other side, no.

@pip-bip Interesting. That's even later than I would have expected to see dual sealed beams on that platform.

@streetsofperth It makes sense that Canada might hold onto it a little longer in some of its vast rural expanses where you wouldn't want to drift into a snow covered ditch or something. But no, I don't think they've had any RHD cars other than mail vehicles and JDM imports for a very long time.

@svend
Thanks! Agree, it does feels really good.

@Brickman
It's sure feels like it when you you're waxing it!

@ranwhenparked
When GM conspires with a Chinese or Korean enterprise to make cheap shit....that's exactly what they turn out.

Thankfully, Ford makes the Transit Connect, VW does the Caddy and Renault does the Kangoo. And then there's LDV who make quite a decent small Chinese made van...

@pip-bip 'night, pip! may you rest well on the pillowy fat rear tire. 😛

@kiltedpadre I think the tax credit phased out. As for incentives I think they typically have limitations on model year. When I was looking I was trying to find the green or dark red, but there were none available for that model year and choosing an 18 at the time would meant loosing all of the incentives

@urambo-tauro plenty of alcohol had to be involved.

@pip-bip Good night.

@pip-bip I loved that concept. I would have bought that.