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Looks like we've finally figured out the "inspiration" for the Pontiac A$$tek.
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zut alors! ... check out that hip celluloid composite rear deck lid with incorporated side vents and post-industrial hinge treatment. And talk about ahead of the curve ... the ice cold moon textured quarter panel is a brilliant retro metaphor for 50's hot rod flames. Subtle ... intelligent ... progressive ... an automotive styling tour de force. Thanks for sharing this 78Z!
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me too
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and check out that wooden trunk lid? eat your heart out Morgan
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gotta get those tires under there somehow
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maybe he's not a dumb as we think and is just masking his tires, but what is with the hole in his hood?
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