M-Mom...?

And just think - for the right tip, she'd wear ears and a tail!~

Furry Nite at Hooters! The mind boggles...

Could be arranged!

That's grand.

She's reaklly cute
but
OH MAN YER CAR!!!!!!!!!!
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It was a cutie. I kinda miss it sometimes... :)

one of these days I WILL get around to my Paramount work of Sociological Importance

I call it the "Help Me Date A HOOTERS Girl" Project

so far, I think doing a poll of what the Hooters Girls like in a man would be a good start

I have to hope I have many of those traits, cause if not it'll be a waste of time...

and that's about as far into the planning process as I have gotten.

Step 1. Get a Mercedes.

Step 2. The rest follows naturally.

Cue 'Price Is Right' music.

The next stage is 'the yodeler'.

http://gscentral.net/cliff1.JPG

Fancy those high beams!

And the bumpers ain't bad either!

Hahaha, nicely done! It's like you were thinking of this even before we asked! Did they ever make a convertible version of this Mercedes?

Not factory, no, although there have been aftermarket convertible kits for the coupe versions in Europe. They look pretty good, although chopping the top off a unibody car is always a tricky proposition...

And fortune DOES favor the prepared mind.

Outstanding!

Heh... Nice story!

I get that same thing when I take my classic to cruise-ins. People have this unstoppable urge to touch my hood for some reason. I think the paint attracts them. As I'm slowly working my way through restoration, I have temporary paint on the front of the car, so I'm able to maintain her look until she gets her final, permanent paint after the rear of the car is replaced. When I got her replacement hood it had surface rust on the top, but when I went to repaint it, I didn't feel like sanding all the rust off for just a temporary paint job so I just primed, painted and clear coated as is (the primer had a stop rust feature so I didn't have to worry about things getting worse). When I was finished, the hood had this funky texture that shimmers in full sunlight like a mill pond and has a cool ripple look in low light. I guess that ripple look is what makes people curious. If people ask, I generally say it's a special paint, but the secret is far simpler - I'm just lazy.

I like this pic and the other one with you putting your horse out of its misery. If it were me, I'd probably want to do the same exact thing.

Hee! Well, ya know, a good story is half the battle...

So, what sort of classic have you got?

'71 Buick LeSabre:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1732657

Mine's on the right.

Oboy! BIG iron!

Heh. Thanks!

At nearly 20 feet long, six feet wide and weighing a little over two tons, she's actually smaller than her Electra sister! The '71 E225 is the biggest Buick the company ever made. Big iron, indeed - I can just barely fit her into the garage!

(snicker) I had a Mercedes 450SEL that was longer than my mother's rowhome was wide...

Heh... I GISed pics of that car, and I swear every one looked like it was Photoshopped. The car has such a short hood and short trunk, but a r-e-a-l-l-y l-o-n-g middle! Very trippy-looking, you know? At least the Yank Tanks of the period were proportional-looking.

Well, the "L" stands for "Limo" or "Lang", and they had stretched passenger compartments. The 450SEs of the era were proportionate. ;)

I did know that. Interesting!

For example:

http://cars.uk.msn.com/Photo_Galler.....photo-number=4

Now that one actually looked okay. Couldn't say the same about the others, tho...

If the hood started to buckle... those have to be some seriously heavy boobs!~

Yus!