This is the same idea as before, except this time I’ve stripped my interior out. No, I don’t regret it at all.
Floor It From A Stop – Lincoln Mark VII (Part Two)
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Cruise On Central 2013 – Smokey Night Gallery
If you’re looking for some (tire) smokey night pictures from the fall 2013 Cruise On Central here in Phoenix look no further than the gallery we’ve setup for just that.
GenHO 1 Year Anniversary: “What Got You Into Cars?” – Bryan, Editor
It basically goes something like this. I was born in the mid 1980’s. My family hauled my brother and I around in the back seat of a 1979 Ford Thunderbird until the mid to late 1990’s. Continue reading
1968 Lincoln Continental Twin Turbo “Evil Twin”
The Lincoln Continental has been around for a long time, but I would say that the fourth-generation (1961-1969) Continentals are the ones that come to mind when most people hear the name. The car’s slab-sided design and suicide rear doors are signature design elements that people instantly recognize as “Continental.”
At the Scottsdale Pavilions car show, I ran across a 1968 Lincoln Continental sedan that’s been customized in a pretty cool way. First, the roof has been completely cut off. There is no top at all! That’s a pretty bold move to make, and I like it.
Hellaflush.
I made a short video about my car. It’s more of an ad for this site than anything, I guess. Anyone who knows us even a little bit will be able to tell that it’s a joke. Anyways, here you go:
Floor It From A Stop – Introduction
We are bringing another section to Generation: High Output. It’s called “Floor It From a Stop” and it’s going to be a video series. Basically, we are going to just shoot a video of us flooring it from a stop in every car we can get our hands on (whether it’s fast or not), just to document what it can do. The first car in the series is my Mark VII. Jump over to our YouTube channel to check it out!
In other site news, don’t forget to head over to the gallery once in a while, there’s always new stuff to check out. And keep an eye on our YouTube channel as well. I uploaded a pretty sweet video of a very mean sounding Shelby GT500 getting a little crazy leaving the Cars and Coffee show yesterday. In case you missed it, here it is:
