80's brochures

[Kurt S]

I found a box with some old brochures in it. Tossing out the truly worthless (Rabbit and Renault Fuego!) brochures leaves some that someone might like.
80 87 88 Pontiac, 80 87 88 Buick, 81 82 Corvette, 79 81 82 Camaro, 81 Mustang, 87 pacer. Pay the postage.
I'd rather they go to one or two people, not 10 different people. :)

[bbbentley]

I’ll take the middle row, top to bottom, Kurt pM sent

[Stefano]

I ‘d like to have the Buick and Pontiac , but can give a good home to all the rest if you only want to ship twice.

[Kurt S]

That only leaves three brochures so I'll send the balance of them to you. :)

Some of these 80's cars were truly forgettable. I tossed the Pontiac Tempest (Corsica) and Firefly (Suzuki/Metro) brochure and all those X-bodies (Omega) and J-bodies (Firenza) where they barely even changed the grille and then stuck a new badge on it.

[Stefano]

Thank you, I appreciate it. Let me know what I owe you for shipping.

[bbbentley]

Brochures arrived yesterday. Much thanks Kurt. Talk about a stroll down memory lane. The brochures were of Camaros and Vettes from 79-82. I graduated in 79’. So these cars were straight from my hot rodding youth days. These catalogs bring back good memory’s. All the rich kids got a New Z or Trans Am for graduation. They would cruise the BigBoy showing off their car. Then, guys like me with my primer spottted, rusted 69 sitting under the drive-in canopy would gawk and dream of the day when they could make their car gleam like a new one, like those kids had. While the rich kids had the gleam, they also had no idea how to do their own work on their car. While guys like me, who knew their stuff, could really make a car run. It was a magical time.
After I enjoy these a little and conjure up a memory or two more, I think I will put them back up in this section and pass them along for someone else, hopefully like me, who enjoy things like these brochures and don’t just acquire items to flip for profit.