Take the Time to
Explore the Mind of a Man
who named his car
After a Furry Blue Alien!
You will find a wide array....well, ok not a 'wide array' but there is some interesting stuff here.
You see this car has not been modified save for the $25 set of plastic wheel covers.
The stereo (yes I said 'stereo') is original to the manufacture of the car. It has quadraphenic sound. In other words, there are only four speaker. And yes they too are original to the car, installed at the same time the rest of the car was built.
There is no fancy LCD screens anywhere, no XBox Live hooked up in the dash, no massive earthshattering Subs, and the rims are a 'massive' 14 inches! (ok, not quite DUBs) {see above...}
The paint is a creamy clear Ice Blue....Factory original, except where the body shop had to replace two panels following an accident....minor stuff.
But all in all, this is my Baby. My "Stitch"
Yes I named this average, ordinary American Plastic Fantastic Car after a furry Disney Animated Alien
Given the kind unassuming nature of this car,
"Blue Plastic Demon Road & Track Killa"
.....just didn't seem to fit
But then niether does
Rolling Bank Account
The Beast
GATOR
The Shocker
So I chose Stitch.
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Reading through this page, you will find a guy who has built a fine Replicar of a NASCAR Legend.
The Fireball Roberts Tribute car is one of the finest recreations, and possibly the only 64' Galaxie to represent the Career of Glenn "Fireball" Roberts. Most other recreations are of the 63' Galaxie, or the earlier 62' Pontiac he drove during those consecutive NASCAR seasons.
The 64' Galaxie would be the last car Roberts would drive .
Find out more by clicking here , to see Don's car, or use the link to see
www.nascar-gas.com
Just a few words.
The Car depicted on these pages is in reality just an average Saturn sedan.
I understand.
This page was set up as a passtime for FUN, and has gone thru a few changes over the years. I don't pretend it is anything more than it is.
Well....other than the photochopped goofiness on the following pages...
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Here are a few words from my good friend, the owner of the Galaxie seen in a few pictures here. Although the following was about some foolishness that takes place at his site, I think it applies to all of us.
Raters and Haters
CarDomain gives everyone the chance to see how their ride stacks up to others on here. But something I've noticed over time is how excellent rides can get trashed in the ratings, obviously by people with a jealous axe to grind.
Now, I'm the last guy to think that I have one of the best rides here on CD. I'd like to think that my decent ratings amongst Fords generally and Galaxies specifically has more to do with the fun I have on my ride pages and the unusualness of my car's theme than in the quality of the car itself.
When I rate a car on CarDomain, I'm generally going to give it 5 stars because of the heart the owner dispays in their ride and their pages, not necessarily the overall quality of the car. It's your ride, and it's your pride; I'm going to support you there.
If for some reason I really don't like a car I just won't rate it. I may not be adding to the rating, but I'm not dragging it down, either. And I'd never down-rate a car just to move mine up the ranks.
I've been the victim of downrating, myself. October of 2007 I hit #4 in Fords and by the next day I was dropped to around 400. Yes, success does bring the haters out of the woodwork.
Bottom line: if you hate, don't rate. Downrating someone might move you up the ranks a bit, but it doesn't make your car better.
That's my 2 cents... your mileage may vary.
Als o as you travel these pages, you will find an amazing assortment of Movie cars....You could say that Stitch is an amazing Stunt double, but then again, you could say I have been busy with a photo editor..
Take the time to check out our other ride! My Wife's Mazda 5 ....( Click Here )
