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#31 of 17961 by magnetophone Aug 06, 2002 (11:12 am)
Hahahahahaha! I saw an Escalade limo recently. yuck!
#32 of 17961 Can top that one... by lemko Aug 06, 2002 (11:25 am)
...how about a Hummer limo! Just saw one about two weeks ago. I swear they'll make a limo out of anything these days. Back in college I saw a beige 1986 Honda Accord made into a limo. Replies to this message: gabete (Mar 23, 2006 2:36 pm)
#33 of 17961 by magnetophone Aug 06, 2002 (11:32 am)
verozahl's dream!   Limos as we know it in America are the stretched to infinity versions, but in Europe it's just a term for a really nice private taxi with possibly an extended rear end. Like an SEL Mercedes.
#34 of 17961 Limos by chmeeee Aug 06, 2002 (11:36 am)
I saw a 60s vintage Mustang limo a few years back at a show. More recently I saw a Z1 in Germany, and I have seen not one but two Caterhams in Eastern Mass (on separate occasions). There is an old Saab 96 parked on the side of the road a few blocks up from my apartment, the only one I have ever seen.
#35 of 17961 Lemko by logic1 Aug 06, 2002 (12:20 pm)
I saw a stretched Hummer in Chicago as well. Thoroughly bizarre.
#36 of 17961 magneto by logic1 Aug 06, 2002 (12:24 pm)
Right you are.   Some of my older relatives from the Strassbourg area say they would not want to buy larger Benz, BMW and Jaguar models people in the US think nothing of buying as they do not want to hire a driver. Seems among some of the more conservative French there is a feeling a car does not have to be all that large to be considered a limo.   In Italy I have seen modest sized Alfas with uniformed drivers.
#37 of 17961 oh wow by ghulet Aug 06, 2002 (1:53 pm)
I guess I'll have to find the place that will make my '87 Accord into a limo. Let's see, 98hp from carburated engine, manual transmission, crank windows, no a/c, 13" wheels. Sounds like a limo to me.   Lately, let's see: I still see that Maserati Quattroporte in my neighborhood once in a while ('80s, faded ice blue paint with buttery tan leather seats), a '60-61 Rambler Ambassador sedan for sale near me, also a same era Rambler wagon for sale, just saw a '64 or '65 Studebaker (Lark? Commander?) sedan (the bigger, boxier one) in burgandy, kinda nice and unusual. Um, more later. Must go out and drive now.
#38 of 17961 I saw a "Pontiac Tempest" (Chevy Corsica) too by nickper Aug 06, 2002 (4:53 pm)
I have seen a couple of the Pontiac Tempest versions of the Corsia too. Does anyone know the story about those? One had Canadian plates, the other had Michigan plates. What were those supposed to be???
#39 of 17961 by logic1 Aug 06, 2002 (6:56 pm)
Every now and then I will see auto transport trucks with Neons heading east toward the Chicago railyards from the Rockford area DC factory. What strikes this US citizen as odd is that these are Chysler Neons. Obviously on their way to Canada and beyond.
#40 of 17961 by verozahl Aug 06, 2002 (7:00 pm)
Accord limos? ewwwwww!   My building's real estate agent owns an old Alfa Romeo convertible. Any guesses as to what it might be? I'll have to ask him.

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