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Mark Stevenson @ Mar 27th 2008 6:52PM
One word: Countach.
Paul Y @ Mar 27th 2008 6:57PM
Seconded. As much as I love 911s, the Countach is the embodiment of the 80s.
Franz @ Mar 27th 2008 7:03PM
Ditto. I think every teenager either had a poster of a Countach on their bedroom wall, or they wish they did.
mickster @ Mar 27th 2008 7:06PM
Ditto; second: Porsche 928 (Risky Business anyone???); Third, Ferrari 308 (s or b, quatrovalvole perferred); Fourth, Porsche 911; Fifth: Pontiac Firebird Trans Am (in K.I.T.T. trim only of course!!!)
k.w.a @ Mar 27th 2008 7:35PM
i was about to say the EXACT same thing... i mean it's practically on every car poster.. even to this day
Stoobiedoo @ Mar 27th 2008 8:20PM
My favorite as a kid was a poster of a Countach painted up to look like a cop car on a beach/desert road, pulling over a motorcycle with the headline "Welcome to California".
I cringed a little bit when Top Gear had it on the show and they showed how bad it was.