Very shiny, very tall cars......

[James2]

[Force]

Ugh...Good Grief !

This one is polished stainless steel.

I have seen this one in person at the Goodguys Southwest Nationals in Scottsdale AZ in November 2011, it's one of the total six 36 Ford 2 Door Sedans special ordered by Allegheny Ludlum Steel with all stainless steel outer panels, the car is owned by Lon Kueger and Leo Gephardt if it's not sold since then.

The original order was for ten cars but the press tools wore out after just six and these six 36 2-Door Sedans are the last made of that body style that year.

Here is a picture I took of the car at the Goodguys meet at Westworld.

Edited January 4, 2014 by Force

[Craig Irwin]

You do know them people who put big rims and tire combos on there jacked up trucks also have that problem

Real trucks don't have ball joints.

[lordairgtar]

Real trucks don't have ball joints.

Nope, trunions and kingpins like a Studebaker. The term Donk came about because someone thought the Impala emblem resembled a donkey. Well, at least they did not use the other three letter word that describes the same animal.

[Joe Handley]

I thought was a take on Badonkadonk, since the true full sized Chevy's had a huge aaa...............err...trunk.

[uncle potts]

YUK!

[CJ1971]

Is that what they call them? Really? Gee willikers.

What's the point? I don't get it. I kinda like my cars to actually accelerate, stop, and handle WELL...which none of these are capable of.

I believe the term Donk is an abbreviation of Donkey... So I guess you know why they're called Donks now ;-)