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can't make this 5h1t up
#11
Forrest wrote:
With such a short wheelbase, that car is likely a handful to control on the strip.

For sure. The low air pressure in the rear tires for increased contact area can't help either.
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#12
The car of the future!

At least, I'm sure that's what it seemed like in 1971...

Confusedmiley-laughing001:
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#13
no, that was this thing.

“Art is how we decorate space.
Music is how we decorate time.”
Jean-Michel Basquiat
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#14
My sister had a pinto in the 80s. Great little car. Didn't explode once.

Interesting sidenote, I have been living in San Francisco for 30 years and I have never seen one on the streets. Seen every other car, but never a Pinto.
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#15
In these parts,
In my youth,
Chevy Vegas!
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#16
Great vehicle! Street legal and all.

mrbigstuff wrote:
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#17
Fritz wrote:
I'm sure. This looks like a funny car of my yute.

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#18
jonny wrote:
My sister had a pinto in the 80s. Great little car. Didn't explode once.

Interesting sidenote, I have been living in San Francisco for 30 years and I have never seen one on the streets. Seen every other car, but never a Pinto.

Mine had a Pinto wagon (yes) all through college and grad school. In Maine. She told a story of her and a classmate buzzing down logging roads to look for an injured Moose. Because biologists. And all the logging truck drivers shaking their heads at them.
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#19
Fritz wrote:
no, that was this thing.


We had one of those. It was nicknamed Red Bottom because of the color scheme.

I don't remember for sure if the rear was red or white but I think it was white with just the bottom being red.



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#20
Ok, I admit it, I would love to own a Pacer! Those are dope.
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