Greater Lansing Area Cars and Coffee: April 2017 - Part 2
 |
| We set part 2 of the GLA C&C Coverage with a pair of "New-Edge" Mustangs. Mustangs, in general, were well-represented, with examples from nearly every generation present. |
 |
| This 2004 "Blob-Eye" WRX STi was a nice car to see, even though Subaru's turbo models are an extremely common sight at my local car events. |
 |
| This Corvette C6 ZR1 was nice to see. This isn't exactly the most common color. Usually, if you see a ZR1, it's a blue or black example. This reddish-orange color was quite loud, much like the Exhaust. |
 |
| The owner, uphappy with the ZR1's factory (as well as pointless, and rather ugly) hood window, replaced it with a Fiberglass vent panel, hydro-dipped to resemble Carbon Fiber. |
 |
| This Second-Generation Pontiac Firebird Trans Am might look familiar. It's a regular at the Olympic Broil tuesday night cruise-in. |
 |
| This Lexus ES, owned by Youtuber Poppa_Heavy, has become a regular at local events. |
 |
| Another ES was parked beside it. |
 |
| The Dodge Challenger seems to be becoming more common, as there were 4 of the newer versions and one classic Challenger among the attendees. |
 |
| I love these BMW M4 coupes. The lines of the car just feel more aggressive than previous M models. |
 |
| As mentioned above, there was a classic Dodge Challenger present.This early-1970's example had a 383 Magnum engine under the hood. |
 |
| If I remember correctly, this color is called "Sassy Grass Green" |
 |
| This early-1970's Plynouth Roadrunner, like the Challenger, was finished in Sassy Grass Green. |
 |
| Under the hood, the same 383 Magnum engine. |
 |
| The car was so long and wide, the rear spoiler looks comically small. |
 |
| This mid-70's Cadillac Sedan DeVille was an impressive car. Nearly 18.5 feet long, it didn't even fit in the parking spot. |
 |
| The wide grille, and stacked headlights give this car it's Iconic Vintage Cadillac look. |
 |
| Another Impreza, this time, a Bugeye 2.5RS. It's owner is a regular to the meets, though his usual car, a white Outback, wasn't present this time. |
 |
| This Merkur XR4Ti, a sort of American-ish badge-engineered Ford Sierra Cosworth (without the Cosworth engine or 4WD) was present. It's rare to see a Merkur. Especially one in as good shape as this. |
 |
| This car, as you would expect, drew a crowd. More than once, I heard people ask if it was a "Cossie", |
 | |
Like always, remember to +1 and share this post. check back often for more content! -Phil |
