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The BMW 633CSi is a model of BMW built between 1976 and 1989.
In 2015, Griff Tannen owned a heavily modified hover-converted version of the car, which was a convertible orange and black model waxed for him (two coats, naturally) by his grandfather Biff Tannen. Griff accidentally smashed his left taillight with his bat while swinging furiously at Marty McFly.
Actuality
Anyone expecting to see in 2015 a futuristic, flying BMW of the make and model featured in Back to the Future Part II is going to be disappointed, as the BMW 633CSi is no longer being produced.
As far as is known, BMW have no plans to produce a flying model in the foreseeable future. But maybe one day...!
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The flying customised BMW 633 CSi from 'Back to the Future II' was the ride of Griff Tannen, the grandson of Biff (from BTTF I & II). Other than landing outside the Cafe 80's and being whacked by Griff's baseball bat, the car does not get to play much role in the movie.
This 1971 Mustang convertible is one of more than 80 antique vehicles which participated in the 2011 Jamboree of the N.B. Antique Auto Club. The Jamboree was held July 29 to August 1, 2011 at Petit Rocher, New Brunswick, Canada.
Ford Mustang Convertible (1971) Engine 302CID (4940cc) V8
Registration Number JBY 394 J
FORD USA SET
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The 1971 Mustang was very much restyled from earlier years with heavier front bumpers and nose the restyled body taking on a coke bottle shape. The 302CID engine delivered 210bhp. 1971 also offered seven engine choices and an extended 109 inch wheelbase
Shot at the Enfield Pagaent 30.05.2010 Ref 55-194
Hmm, hard (and dangerous) to take pics while speeding on the freeway. But I wanted to capture this really fantastic vintage convertible.
5.998 cc
W12
633 HP
840 Nm
Vmax : 327 km/h
0-100 km/h : 4,4 sec
2.495 kg
In the Spotlight : Bentley 100 Years
04/05/2019 - 16/06/2019
Autoworld
Brussels - Belgium
June 2019
Interior of a beautiful Caddy Convertible. I am not sure, but I am thinking around 57? Anyway, beautiful car. Taken at the 2008 KMJ 580 Rock n Rod show in Fresno
After all my whining about the lack of new Matchbox at ASDA over the last few months I'm pleased to say the latest J & K Batches are slowly beginning to appear at ASDA. These new batches also coincide with the latest card art which is a big improvement and makes the Matchbox really stand out from the HW and HTI generics sat alongside them!
I couldn't resist getting a few of these newly recoloured 2016 Chevrolet Camaro Convertibles, a mighty fine modern looking Muscle car with a glossy metallic blue finish and plenty of great detailing.
Mint and boxed.
Este coche tenÃa un motor tÃpico americano V8 de 7L o de 8.2L, se fabrico entre 1971 y 1978. Un coche muy dificil de ver.Foto dedicada a mi hermano
Although Welly are getting much much better at bringing out new 1/64 castings along with regular recolours they still can't resist keeping the same models in production for years on end. A good case in point is this very pretty pink classic VW Beetle convertible which I bought on one of my last trips to Sitges in March 2017. Its part of a brand new 2017 batch set bought from a Carrefour supermarket and is IDENTICAL in every way to one I bought back in 2004 from a Wilkinsons store. Not a problem of course especially when it looks as super accurate and crisp as this as you'd expect from any licensed Welly casting. Its still a fun vehicle and this most iconic of cars will never go out of date especially when it looks as good as this for its sub Hot Wheels price. Mint and boxed.
Shelby clone convertible built in Norway at Pony Performance, see more at www.LegendaryCollectorCars.com
1/43 New Ray (Made in China)
Yellow 1994 Ford Mustang GT, Gold 1966 Ford Thunderbird, Purple 1949 Buick Roadmaster, Black 1964 Ford Mustang, Blue 1956 Ford Thunderbird, Teal 1955 Buick Century, Red Ford Mustang Mach III, Silver BMW Z8 ©2000, 1952 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Spider Panamericana ©2000
This cute little yellow convertible was photographed at the J. C. Whitney Car Show, east of LaSalle, Illinois, May 4, 2014. It is a local car from the area.
Monday and Wednesday.
I'm sad to see the Little Car go, but it had gotten a bad case of the Rusties. I got new tires last August and the guy called me to say, "You need to come look at this on the lift." Uh-oh. The undercarriage was Swiss-cheesed with rust, and the giant hole in the frame in front of the driver's door was a bit scary. I asked the mechanic, "Is it going to crack in half?" He replied, "Not this week, maybe."
I do wish the people who inspect the car every year had said something about 5 years ago. You know, when it could still be FIXED. Thanks a heap, guys.
The new car is shiny and the hard top convertible is awesome, but still, 17 years is 17 years, and I'd still be driving the Capri if it were roadworthy. I had a photo of this exact car from a desk calendar and a couple years later a neighbor of mine was selling one. I've had it ever since. Fun little car that got 35 mpg.
Ford used to own 10% of Mazda and when they came out with the Miata, Ford decided to make their own convertible. These were built in Australia. It has a Mazda engine and transmission, with things like the window switches from the T-Bird. 1994 was the last year they were made, with fewer than 4,000 produced. Around 400 came in this color and even fewer in this configuration. Tomorrow it goes to auction, where it will likely get sold for junk. The tires have less than 100 miles on them, too.
After my Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce, this makes the 3rd convertible in a row. This might be a thing with me now. Of course, it's only been 20 years, so the jury is still out.