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I can see how someone accustomed to driving a tank would gravitate toward C-body ownership. Yup.

XM1 was a Chrysler product as I recall, or at least parts of it were. It had a combination of internationally supplied systems. I would not want to be on the receiving end of a 20mm. No sir.

Oh yeah.” Aiy-E-Aaah!”. I remember now: “Blood and...STEEL!”...I hope you have a lot of good memories...

“You have been baptized in fire, and you have come out STEEL” (“Brave Rifles” was the honorary unit affiliation/designation to my training platoon when I was at Ft. Lewis many, many moons ago. Hua!)

If I had to guess I’d say it is an older person and/or the car has a lot of sentimental value.

It’s a fine car, but I’m not interested. Just posting it here for general interest. It’s funny, across the street and up the hill by an old house trailer is an old red Citroen 2CV. You don’t see those every day, either.

I saw this coupe today at the Specialty Car Sales lot in Wilkesboro, NC. Didn’t have a plate on it so I assume it’s for sale(?)....interior looked very clean. It’s been babied. Overall condition very good, it’s had a repaint I think, but it would definitely be nothing to be ashamed of, at a car...