[ChaosRogue]

'67 Soft Window Targa in Red over on Eisenhower this afternoon. Very nice car.

[John Clay]

Triumphs were all over Southern MD while I was down there the last couple of days. Took these picks on Solomons Island:

[jbailey930]

^^pretty - I've seen some Bugeyes there too.

At Alamo in Ashburn the other night. I had to explain the plate to my wife and daughter - back in late 60s/early 70s my older cousins in PA owned a couple of these

[jerome951]

Saw a silver 996 w/ cage & meatballs in the parking lot on Wind River Lane in Gaithersburg today.

[Len 911]

Jbailey please explain the plate.....I am at a loss

[roundel]

Originally Posted by Len 911

Jbailey please explain the plate.....I am at a loss

F as in Fuch. Nader as in Ralf Nader. He launched a safety war against the Corvair stating that it was "unsafe at any speed" because of the rear engine design.

[trytryagain]

Ralph Nadar, a consumer advocate, wrote a book about the Corvair "Unsafe at any speed". This ultimately resulted in the decision by GM to stop building what was a fairly sporty and cool looking little car. Hence the tag f!!! Nader.

[jbailey930]

^^yeah, what they said and more here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsafe_at_Any_Speed

getting some good finds lately...this is in a corner of our garage today in Reston. Not bad shape for 30 y/o stainless

[BlackTalon]

guess he should at least convert it to hybrid Always thought those cars were cool, although Back to the Future really squashed that a bit. I remember when they were sold in the American Express catalog, including a version covered in gold.

[tbernard]

Originally Posted by Len 911

Jbailey please explain the plate.....I am at a loss

crap didn't read the rest of the posts, sorry for the repost..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsafe_at_Any_Speed