Image courtesy montecarloss.com Reeves had an excellent suggestion for this week’s candidate for the Class of 1986: the Monte Carlo Aerocoupe and its cousin the Grand Prix 2+2. Conceived to help the two GM divisions become more competitive against the more aerodynamic Ford Thunderbird that was tearing up the NASCAR tracks at the time, both […]
Though Buick V-6 faithful are probably loading red-hot Garrett turbochargers filled with boiling gear oil into catapults aimed at Vermont as they read this, the first thing we thought about while gazing upon this burgundy-on-burgundy 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix was removing the aspirated 110-horsepower V-6 luncheon loafer and shoehorning in a supercharged 556-horsepower GM eRod […]
For reasons that may remain lost to history forever, white and burgundy were colors often used in exterior-interior concert during the manufacture of eighties automobiles. This 1988 Chrysler LeBaron is not only a well-preserved example of the mysterious phenomenon, but it also follows the long standing tradition of mother Mopar sending cars off the line […]