Hey, Pat. You know, like a 69 Chevy Impala, man. Has, like , you know, twice pipes and fur on de dash board and Crager mags with bicycle tires. Oh, oh, and a really cool paint job, you know?

Hey, what can I say? I grew up in East LA.

Hi Guys,
Hi Randy, okay I got you , I don't remenber any low-rider style hot rods in my area except a chopped and lowered 53 Mercury and maybe a chopped and lowered 50's Hudson.
There were a few 32 "t-buckets" and a gazillion modified 55 chevys. The local hot rod club of today may actually have 1 or 2 low riders. I haven't seen any of these style cars, so your reference didn't register with me. Sorry.
That is an interesting observation in comparing the cars to the airplanes.
Randy you are kinda the king of "cool and different" observations and airplane styling.    Good stuff!

Ty, that sounded like one cool car     I love candy apple color.
Yes, that definitey  sounds like a sweet ride! 

Hey Bill, "New Wave" styling does trancend the classic era because none other than Bob Hunt said his Genesis was in fact a "New Wave" design.

So Bill, I totally agree, "New Wave" Style it is. I still like the sound of it.
Thanks Bob, for sharing the name with us.

I want to thank Randy, Ty, and Bill for your interesting input as usual. Well done!  Thanks Guys.
                                             Pat Robinson