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Films: Chevelle Siblings Bring High-Desert Satisfaction
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Tatra T87: Things of the Past
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Made To Drive | S03 E22

Chevelle Siblings Bring High-Desert Satisfaction

As a youngster pumping high-octane gasoline for local muscle car owners in Southern California’s San Gabriel Valley during the 1960s, Mark Lundquist could only dream of owning a 1965 Chevrolet Malibu Super Sport (SS). As if to make up for lost time, however, Mark now has four Chevy SS cars (as well as a beastly “standard” 1968 Camaro) of varying vintages parked in a Joshua Tree, California, garage that inspires envy in every guest who drops in. And yes, this collection includes a ’65 Malibu SS.
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Other drivers speed past this Czech oddity without a second glance, seemingly oblivious to the car’s dorsal fin and triple headlights. But as Paul swings the Tatra into a parking space in front of a favorite local bistro, it’s as if he has brought the black teardrop to a stop in the middle of a Hollywood spotlight. Here come the second glances, the puzzled questions. "What in the world is that?"
Purist Loves This Car Just The Way It Is
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We’ve been asking–actually, begging and pleading–for a ride in this monument to Americana but James Chen always found a way to politely turn us down. He is, he says, willing to share his Ferraris and Lamborghinis and Cadillacs, but he and his family enjoy such a personal relationship with this particular car that he seldom shares it with outsiders. He finally gave in.
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Saab Sonett: Two-Stroke Heirloom
In 1967, Glenn's parents special-ordered a silver Saab Sonett II from a Florida dealer and, as a result, Glenn spent his childhood riding to school not in Detroit’s muscle cars of the 1960s and ‘70s but in a 1500-pound Swedish sports car with a 70 horsepower, two-stroke engine. The Sonett has followed Glenn through life. In 1980, when he was eighteen years old, Glenn bought the car from his parents for $300 and, with the help of his father, gave the car enough energy to carry Glenn through college and into adulthood.
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When Outrageous Was Possible
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When Outrageous Was Possible
There was a time when an art form known as coachbuilding existed.Back then, the coachbuilder did not have to answer to a CFO.Back then, the coachbuilder did not have to compromise his vision due to government regulations.Back then, the outrageous was possible.The Lamborghini Countach could only have been born then.
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Peter Kelly
Peter Kelly
10 years ago

Hoping some day to have a new garage for old cars….(plural!)

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brb
brb
10 years ago

Very nice. Realized his dreams and improved on them. I have a lot of respect for anyone that can walk the talk. Well done!

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Mark Lundquist
Mark Lundquist
10 years ago

Yes Future Doc. The guy lives in the middle of the hot desert. Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked it.

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Ryan T Conaty
Ryan T Conaty
10 years ago

A bold choice or a missed opportunity on this, the 50th birthday, of Ford’s icon?

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Future Doc
Future Doc
10 years ago

Another great video… and the guy loves his AC.

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Chris Johnson
Chris Johnson
10 years ago

Having a garage like that is my dream. Even though I am only in college now I am already planning on a very small house so I can have a large garage, or buying a warehouse and converting the office into my living space.

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Dustin Rittle
Dustin Rittle
10 years ago

This is only one of many reasons why i watch these videos on Petrolicious is because its very hard to fake passion and this guy has it in spades. He has a small shop were he can go and work/play and really indulge his love of cars that im sure we all have for these lovely beasts. It certainly looks like a little slice of Chevy paradise from what i can see. My two favorite parts of the video are seeing the contrast between a original car and modified one also seeing that the cars he has are really been used for their original purpose to driven tastefully 😉

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