I just don't like convertibles, there are very few that look good. I can't help but always see the normal car but cut up when I see the drop top version.

 

Here's one of the best-looking convertibles I've seen......the Suzuki X90.

(just kidding)

 

The freightshaker Argosy is the only coe produced in N/A now, which has a cool motorized staircase....COE's were big during the 50's- 70's for the length resrtitions of which Paccar dropped out IIRC in the mid '80's.....BTY Freightshaker is who started it all.......Wheres the Transstar's? Got to have a 350'' wb to roll w/ the Big Dog's........Lettuce King.....

 

Not a car, but a gorgeous art i found that is now my new avatar.

 

Thought about these cars during Friday evening happy hour:

 

Reminds me of the old "Hap Has It" advertising posters for Hap Jones Distributing Co (a motorcycle parts co) back in the 70's. They had some of their posters on the wall of my local roller skating rink when I was growing up, lol.

 

 

 

Timeless! Black GS400 all time favorite growing up and still gorgeous.

 

 

1980 International Transtar II cabover, completely restored.

Check out the video. This truck and trailer combo is a work of art.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s0BagMu1pxA&list=PLbxB9LLg4a4lQpa_b77TVFMjdudmNlg8Y&index=3

To fully appreciate the rig, you need to see (and listen) to the other videos with it (or similar cabovers) underway, with the diesel engine working.

 

I think we’re stretching the term “gorgeous” a little lol

 

It's a bit exaggerated, so what.

 

I haven’t driven the Lexus up there yet