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Jeff/Illinois · 09-01-2016, 04:31 PM

I didn't mean to be ----mean

--- about the car, it just doesn't 'do' anything for me that's all. Cars have personalities just like people. The way they sit. The way they look. The way they are presented. Two cars of the same make and model and even year can look 'different.' One will outshine the others. This car just doesn't grab my attention like others can or do. The engine mods, the overdrive, the a/c, and such just ain't my Cup 'O Joe.

I too think an A-400 w/ the top down 'ain't' all that attractive. They look 'weird'. A Victoria 'looks' neater if you want that style of A. Again, that's just my opinion. Roadsters look better with the top up. They still look good with the top 'down' but better with it up. Same as 60's convertibles.GM, Ford, Mopar makes no difference.

Joop's car was ten times more attractive than the Carini car in my eye. You could tell by Wayne's knee jerk reaction to his father's old car that he felt the same way.

09-01-2016, 04:31 PM	#3
Jeff/Illinois Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 2,973	Re: Wayne Carini A-400 I didn't mean to be ----mean--- about the car, it just doesn't 'do' anything for me that's all. Cars have personalities just like people. The way they sit. The way they look. The way they are presented. Two cars of the same make and model and even year can look 'different.' One will outshine the others. This car just doesn't grab my attention like others can or do. The engine mods, the overdrive, the a/c, and such just ain't my Cup 'O Joe. I too think an A-400 w/ the top down 'ain't' all that attractive. They look 'weird'. A Victoria 'looks' neater if you want that style of A. Again, that's just my opinion. Roadsters look better with the top up. They still look good with the top 'down' but better with it up. Same as 60's convertibles.GM, Ford, Mopar makes no difference. Joop's car was ten times more attractive than the Carini car in my eye. You could tell by Wayne's knee jerk reaction to his father's old car that he felt the same way.