Why would I post about an old boring Deville? Well, what I have here is actually a pretty rare “Fleetwood Limited”. Continue reading
Rare But Boring (1998-1999 Cadillac Fleetwood Limited)
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Fake-Fake Patina
This whole “patina” thing is really starting to get on my nerves. Even the word bothers me now. Some cars have nice paint, some cars have shitty paint. Some fall in between. It’s pretty simple. It doesn’t have to be a big deal. Read on if you want to see me make it into one…
Love Is Blind
And apparently, so are a lot of the drivers in Phoenix. These examples of poor taste were all spotted this last week. Enjoy them.
XOXO
Mike
The words “green” and “Buick” don’t even belong in the same paragraph, let alone the same sentence, but someone didn’t get the memo. It looks like an ex-forest service car.
It’s the weekend!
Here’s what we have for the past week:
– Bryan shared with us his rendering of a bad ass fullsize body-on-frame wagon.
– The “Probe Community” still hasn’t figured out that Mike’s at it again.
– Bryan shares with us a Mary Kay Caddy and opens us to the seedy underworld of cosmetics.
-Check out our Galleries because Trevor gave us a serious upgrade in pictures.
We’ll see you Monday.
Presently Unpleasantly Pink Pyramid-scheme-mobile (Mary Kay Cadillac SRX)
The first Mary Kay pink Cadillac was purchased in 1968 by Mary Kay herself as a personal car. She had the dealership paint it a light shade of pink to match some of her most popular cosmetics. The car attracted all sorts of attention and she took advantage of this, buying a pink Cadillac for her top sellers.. eventually working the whole thing into part of her genius pyramid scheme that continues to this day. Continue reading
Electric Probe
No, I’m not talking about some kind of Psych 101 Stanley Milgram type shit. I’m talking clean commuting here, and this home-converted electric car is the real deal.
No more greenhouse gasses, no more reliance on foreign oil, no rotten-egg smelling propane, no Hindenburg-esque “Oh, the humanity” hydrogen situations to worry about, no more coal power plants bellowing soot directly into the the ocean, no more landfills full of buried harmful chemicals, okay, well maybe you can’t have it all. But hey, at least it’s a start.
