This right here brings back some memories. Clean two door coupe with that long hood and simple square body lines. No crazy body kit, no oversized wheels, just sitting right and looking cool without trying too hard.
Cars like this were everywhere back in the day cruising through town on a Friday night. Windows down, bench seat, maybe a little bass in the trunk and not a care in the world.
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