I have no idea where the porthole leads. It's probably just open to the radiator.
Then again, it could be a porthole to another dimension...

Thanks for the comment and all the faves.

IIRC, humans have 46 Chrome-zomes.
(and the puns get worse...)

When I was about 18, I & my brother we got the keys to a Pontiac Bonneville, I don't remember what year of the car, (Dad's Friends) Dad was a Mechanic.
We drove it around some block to drive, the next thing we know a friend of ours had a white 60's Camaro & the next we know we were Drag racing the cars.
As we came to a corner that hade a somewhat "speed bump" We kinda made the Bonneville fly off the payment, & yes, we won, the guys in the Camaro told us that as we went flying & came down we hade sparks all under the car, now we didn't know that we busted the front passenger side Arm, we came back home hours later & put the Bonneville exactly where it was & forget that anything happen but we were raiding soo hight that we beat the fuck out of the Camaro & the guys on it.

Of core days past by & some friend of the owner borrowed the car, he came back whit a town truck that the car was busted & sure enough, he got the blame.
Awesome Pic. *Poke*

Great story. Thanks for sharing that and thanks for the poke!

Turn signals, believe it or not!

Looks like the turn signals are embedded within the bumper, below the outboard headlight.

http://www.vaultcars.com/1970-ponti.....onvertible-455

By golly, you're right!

I'm going to guess that those potholes are the aiming sights for the onboard machine gunners. ^__^

DO NOT BLOW THE HORN! THAT'S THE TRIGGER!

V.

Ah! But the question remains: Where do the bullets come out? :P

it's a camouflage plastic plug that blows out...

V.

Ah, I see! If that came with the standard model, I dread to think what toys Q might add to it in a James Bond film. ^__^

ROFL...

V.

These were the super wide Bonnies weren't they?

I don’t know if they actually were wider, but that front-end design sure makes them look that way.

I was going to guess Grand Prix...

V.

You still get a cookie for guessing the correct GM division.

Maybe they hid the horns behind the portholes. Or not. Was it New York that mandated quieter horns?

Next time I see one, I'll have to ask the owner to pop the hood

So you can check out the power plant.

_{And the horns,}

...and the guns, if Dai is correct.