Harry P.

Get rid of the vent windows. A much cleaner look without them. Love the wheels.

GM really had it going on, style-wise, in the 60s. Very cool car, and a very nice model.

This type of movie is definitely not my cup of tea, so the chances of me seeing it are exactly 0.00%... But in a related story, I saw Sylvester Stallone on Leno the other day. Man, he looked weird. I mean, obviously he's had a lot of plastic surgery done, because he looks completely different than he did in his "Rocky" days, but isn't the point of plastic surgery to improve your looks??? I think he wasted a lot of money!!! (PS: I hear that "Ahhhhnold," aka the Governator, has a cameo appearance in the move. Just a guess on my part, but probably the best thing about the whole movie!!!)

Real or model? Remember, if you know where the photo is from, don't post the answer here! The answer: REAL!

Geez, man, you have all sorts of treasures in the vault!

Is the battery wired correctly? I can't see any other problem, unless it's a technical thing in regards to rescue vehicles that only an "insider" like you would know.

Looks like a lovely day to take out the convertible for a little spin...

I see the photos just fine. Hmmmmmmm.........

Man, your detailing skills are off the chart! Amazing work.

And a good answer!

Dan, I don't question the open cab as far as the men go... after all, they had to fight fires in any weather, no matter how they got to the scene. But an open cab fire engine makes absolutely no sense mechanically... rain getting into the cab had to be a problem... imagine parking a convertible with the top down in a rainstorm. How did the electrical equipment survive an open cab? Rust? Mold? I can't understand how a working fire engine could have an open cab and still be relied on day to day.

A wise guy, eh? make that ten!

Stupid Question Alert: Why did that particular engine have an open cab? What did the firefighters do in the rain? Wouldn't rain getting into the cab be a problem? BTW... very nice model, 1977 or any year.

That'll be five bucks.

No swearing allowed here!

A four year old car for only $400! That was a great deal!

Very impressive work so far! You obviously have done your homework on this car...

No specific information other than the car seems to have been painted several different colors at different times... http://public.fotki.com/Rikster/11_car_photos/beautiful_custom_cars/1/silhouette/

Yep, exactly that. Nice looking car, BTW.

The pay is as good as the benefits are...

Here's a look at another one... I had to find an angle where you couldn't see the steering wheel, because that would have made it too easy!

No... it's from reading the comments from some members here.

I changed it for you.

Don't know about speech to text, but sometimes people here use foot to mouth...

A lot of you got this one right... it's a 1974 Holden Monaro GTS. Who got it right: Mark Taylor sjordan2 zoom zoom MikeMc envious8420 mr moto trogdor wheelman draggon carsntrucks4you El Destructo Inc ABC Auto Industry junkman badluck13 mountaindewd highway Chillyb1 78fordfreak