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Posted:  19 Apr 2012 17:34

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I just read this great article on superhero wheels! Every superhero gets a sweet ride. It definitely got me thinking about which is the best superhero and car pairing out there!

Here's the link: http://www.boldride.com/blog/2012/04/the-list-superhero-wheels/

This article says Captain America would drive a Ford GT, what do you think?!
Posted:  26 Apr 2012 23:54

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I don't think CAP would drive a Ford GT. Everybody knows he rides a motorcycle. And I don't think it'd be a Harley either, it'd be a toss up either a Victory or an Indian. That's what CAP would drive!
Posted:  27 Apr 2012 15:23

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He was partial to vans on the TV Cap movies.
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Posted:  27 Apr 2012 19:19

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Totally forgot about that! Hilarious.
Posted:  28 Apr 2012 01:34

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That van popped up during the Gruenwald run of Cap books. Where Cap took his battle of supervillians on the road (Plus drawing Captain America comic books).

I might see Cap in a convertible or a 2 door coupe, but I can't see him in a modern day sports car or sedan. I'm (very slowly) getting use to seeing Archie and his gang riding in that 2 door 'Furd', than that 1920-something Edsel.

Anyone can see (Or imagine) Cap on that new 3-wheels cycle thing?
Posted:  30 Apr 2012 14:41   Last Edited By: Tim

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How about Cap in a 69 Dodge Charger, but with an American flag painted on top instead of the Confederate Flag like the General Lee's. Maybe he could call it General Patton, or something like that.

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Posted:  30 Apr 2012 23:47

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The General Patton? That's pretty good. While you're at it, he might as well have wings painted on the doors instead of numbers and the letter A on the hood. Maybe that's too much.

Yeah, I liked a lot of those Gruenwald issues when he'd get tips on his Captain America tipline computer network. I think that was well before people were knowledgable about the internet too, so kinda pioneering writing there I think.
Posted:  01 May 2012 01:49   Last Edited By: Tim

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I like that idea. I bet I couldn't make it look right though, but it would be cool with a big A and some wings on it.
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Posted:  01 May 2012 17:09

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Check out what Jerod at superherouniverse did with the idea. Cap Charger!
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Posted:  02 May 2012 03:16

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That's pretty cool! Good job Jerod.
Posted:  13 Jun 2012 20:30

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Why wouldn't a World War II type of guy just drive a Jeep?
Posted:  15 Jun 2012 19:45

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He might, but you got to figure an American icon would love to drive some good old American muscle.
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Posted:  17 Jun 2012 02:23

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Is this limited to cars because the first thing I thought of was a Harley or, better yet, one of those old Indian motorcycles?
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Posted:  19 Jun 2012 04:08

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The thing about "good old American muscle" cars is . . . they were before and after his time!

At least he'd be familiar with the Jeep name from his time in WWII.
Posted:  19 Jun 2012 19:21   Last Edited By: Tim

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Cap definitely I know would ride a Harley.

Spirit, I'm not saying Cap wouldn't drive a jeep, but surely if he got a chance to check out a 69 Dodge Charger or maybe a 69 Fastback Mustang, he'd have to own one. Maybe he could get Tony Stark to buy him one. He sure owes Cap.
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