iseededpple asked:


I am looking to do a road trip across the southern states of America from LA to Miami via Nevada, Texas, Louisiana e.t.c

Obviously I need to hire a car once there but rather than getting a carbon copy average Alamo saloon was hoping to get something like a 70's or 80's classic muscle car or something. Does anyone know of a national company who hires this kind of thing?

Thanks!

Buy Me

karen star asked:


Assuming it is safe and mechanically sound, would you drive a classic muscle car like a 1966 or 1967 Mustang if it has been converted from a gasoline to either an all electric or to a hybrid gasoline electric? The bodies are in very good shape, and the interiors are in good condition, appropriately dated to the late 60's era.

I'd like to know why or why not.

The Hybrid Truck Guy

BkrChk asked:


My son was in a car accident. Thank heavens he was fine. However, he has a nice classic car that he and his father were trying to fix up. The other kids insurance company gave us a check to get the car fixed but when we took it to get fixed we found some frame damage. Because of this he is considering parking the classic car - working on fixing it as he gets the money and taking the insurance money to get a new - used daily driver. My husband is concerned that this may be considered insurance fraud. I'm not sure. Any help would be appreciated.
our concern about going back to them is that they may total the car, then we'll have an R title and we don't want that...

mustang fan

Phineas J. Whoopee asked:


I am in the process of restoring a 1938 Buick. I would like some first hand advise from people who have restored a classic car. Tip, Techniques, etc. Also, please give me recommendations/ Negative comments about various places I may be dealing with in the restoration. Chromers, painters, etc.

Vehicle History

nascar24 asked:


well i think this is a rare expensive car because i have only seen it 2 times on the street. the 2 times i have seen it is has been in yellow. well it looks like those old hot rod covertibles but in our time. it has the wheels opened like and indy car. the car looks close to this.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/weederman/459138813/

it is not a old classic car. the car im talking about is about the same body type and in todays modren types of cars. idk i know its not much help but if you can help.
lol noooo i dont wanan know the car in the pic. im asking i wanan know a look alike car that i described. ah nvm lol
yah its the Plymouth Prowler thanks

Muscle Car Man