Yeah they really picked a poor name for that one.Probe,the favorite car of the year for proctologists!
Yeah they really picked a poor name for that one.Probe,the favorite car of the year for proctologists!
Aliens like those cars too.Yeah they really picked a poor name for that one.
Nothing more than a Pinto with a trunk. I can't get beyond the styling. Too bad they have the right weight to put a lot of power into. They are like the pretty girls homely friend and you are the wingman!
And 12 horsepower to back those decals up!T'd like to own one of the 70's cars with all the crazy-*** decals just to be obnoxious.
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A damn shame to think how many were destroyed in demo-derbies, think I heard somewhere it was among preferred 'rides' in those derbies cuz they were hard to kill.people hated this one
I could own an Aztek...
Kind of ironic that when I had my car on the road, the guy who was the best source for parts was a demo derby driver. He had an Imperial junkyard of over 100 cars. He never ran the good ones, sold them whole to hobbyists. By the time he started his parts business, the Imperials had been banned from many derbies. The radiator was mounted far enough back in the frame rails it was almost impossible to take out.A damn shame to think how many were destroyed in demo-derbies, think I heard somewhere it was among preferred 'rides' in those derbies cuz they were hard to kill.
That's nice to hear, I cringe when I watch old film of derbies some nice rides being murdered right before your eyes..He never ran the good ones, sold them whole to hobbyists
Me neither. But I think most see it as a rebadged Cordoba, and no one really likes Cordobas.I never hated that car.
I didn't either, I had an '80 Cordoba in the early 80's, black/red interior, console, floor shift. Liked the looks; but motor ills. Had a '76 too, same deal, lean burn command center was a heavy - burn for me. Three times a charm? Don't know, never bought a 3rd.I never hated that car.