[MARTINSR]

LOL, I had to Google to get the Airflow (I think that I am right). We try to use it as a last resort. I waited a while for others before I did.

That is why the photo questions are the best because you can't google it very easy.

Brian

[Irelands child]

Originally Posted by lt1silverhawk

Just out of curiosity, is "googling" frowned up on in this game, or merely a last resort tactic?

It's nice if you know the answer, but Google away otherwise.

[dinger]

Originally Posted by MARTINSR

A 1934 Chrysler Airflow! Running thru all the cars in my head and all the split windshields all the way up to 50 or so I couldn't remember a thing, I had to google it. Wild!

Brian

That's the car, it's all yours.

[MARTINSR]

Thanks Dan,

Ok boys, the Chevy Camaro had hideaway headlamps on their RS models for a few years.
1. What years?
2. What powered the "doors" on these hideaways?

Brian

[matt167]

'67, '68 and '69

'67 Had electric power, and '68 and '69 were vac powered originally

[MARTINSR]

You got it Matt, it's your floor.

Brian

[matt167]

In 1984 with the Dodge Omni modified by Carroll Shelby, upon his test drive he said somthing which became the abreviations for the Shelby model. What were were the abreviations/ what did he say?

[MARTINSR]

Ok, no one is grabbing this so I went to Google, that is funnier than heck!

"Goes like Hell" GLH. Then they added an S for Shelby.

Brian

[matt167]

You got it.. Actually Dave57210 sent me a PM with the correct answer but said he didn't have a good question to ask..

Your Floor Brian.

[MARTINSR]

Chevy put a Buick V6 in the a Vega body but called it something else.

1. What did they call it?
2. What year?

Brian

[OLNOLAN]

Brian, There were different ways the Buick V6 was used. Also two different V6's.
These were all rebadged Vegas-

1978 Chevrolet Monza S, optional engines were 196ci and 231ci Buick V6
1978-79 Chevrolet Monza Wagon, same options.
1978-79 Pontiac Sunbird Safari Wagon, same options.

[richard stewart 3rd]

Hi
1978 Monza
Rich

[cobalt327]

Originally Posted by MARTINSR

Chevy put a Buick V6 in the a Vega body but called it something else.

1. What did they call it?
2. What year?

Brian

There was the Skyhawk, but it used the Buick 231 for more than just one year. Something like '74-'79. Or '80? Always thought of it more like a Monza than Vega, but I suppose they were all H-cars.

[MARTINSR]

Originally Posted by OLNOLAN

Brian, There were different ways the Buick V6 was used. Also two different V6's.
These were all rebadged Vegas-

1978 Chevrolet Monza S, optional engines were 196ci and 231ci Buick V6
1978-79 Chevrolet Monza Wagon, same options.
1978-79 Pontiac Sunbird Safari Wagon, same options.

You got it Nolan, and it's specifically the 78-79 Monza Wagon that I was looking for as that WAS a Vega body.

It's your floor.

Brian

[OLNOLAN]

Thank you Brian. The year was 1974. It came in white exterior. It had hideous colored stripes in the seats and on the door interiors. It had shag carpeting in parts of the interior. It had a sunroof. It had the interior stripe pattern on the exterior of the car also. What is it?