Must see: American Car day in Tehran.

Thank you FReeper nuconvert.  How sweet this is!  But hey, where are the chicks?  Oh that's right.  Muslimworld...chicks aren't seen or heard.

Many more great cars at the link.  Treat yourself.  (P.S. Chicks at slide 15)

Comments

[MK]

American metal, nice.

[Dinah Lord]

You know I'm a motorhead, MK.

Unfortunately, after Obama gets through with the American car industry I imagine the streets will resemble Cuba. There will be some primo examples of America's finest cars - all antiques, of course, and then a bunch of broken down POS hybrids.

[janice]

Pic 2 captured my heart, did you see those Camaro SS's! Awesome!

[janice]

Yep, saw the (1) chick with the Trans Ams in pic 15, what a shame....

I would sooooo be-headed.....

[Dinah Lord]

I knew you would be grooving on this, Twinny. After all you are a motorhead after my own heart. I was digging all those great old Chevy Impalas. (Back in the day I learned to drive stick on my boyfriend's Impala - now that's love.)

And we would BOTH be having our heads on the block over in Iran...

[janice]

OMG, my dad ORDERED a 1968 Impala with a manual transmission. Even the salesman said (after delivery of course) "good luck trying to sell it".

Learned to drive a 75 Monte Carlo (the longest model they made) in the NEO winter.

I pay homage to those snowy lessons everytime I see my near perfect driving record (one accident, not my fault) bring a lower insurance rate.

Opps, better knock on wood.

[janice]

Oh yea, you w/ the Yukon and me w/ the Vette, they'd start calling us Ichabod Crane.

[Dinah Lord]

"I regret that I have but one head to give for my gas guzzler..."

/paraphrasing Nathan Hale.

P.S. I'm thinking it was a '68 or '69 and the stick was on the column!!! (It was a beautiful car, cherry red, great rims, glass packs and the boy kept it immaculate.)

I knocked on wood for us both and now I need to know more about that Monte Carlo.