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AngliaGT

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In Mitchell,South Dakota,saw a Fiero going in the opposite direction (no tow truck!),
& then a few minutes later saw another one at a used car lot.
Yesterday,just East of Sturgis,SD,I saw a Datsun F10,complete with the woodgrain trim,
going down the interstate.
When's the last time you saw one of those?
 
Funnily enough just this week - and had the same thought as you.
 
Saw a few more - FINALLY something British!

Newer Maserati (Quattroporte) sedan - just East of Sioux FallsSD

Jag XK8 Convertible - along the same stretch of road

Really nice '68 Mustang fastback,in Dark Green - "Bullitt"

Blue eType coupe,just South of Clear Lake,Iowa


I honked at the eType (he was heading the opposite way,but had his window down.
NO response.I guess that's what happens when you have a lowly MG.
 
I used to own a 1974 Mercury Capri. It was a great little car, but must not have been very reliable as I can;'t recall the last time I saw one of them.
 
Also,I've been seeing those ugly blob-like Monte Carlos EVERYWHERE!
I have no idea why so many of them still survive.NASCAR country?
 
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