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In the context of the times, are these any different? Not my cup of tea, but many consider them beautiful and collectible. Beneath them are cars we love. Barris and Jeffries and the factories themselves created some things of questionable aesthetic value but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The Dodge Diamante Challenger was a beautiful new 1970 TX9 black, SHAKER 4-speed hemi convertible...then it got turned into...that thing....but Mr. Juliano thinks enough of it to have it in his wonderful historical collection. Customs are really a subjective thing is all I am saying. I call it ugly someone else calls it art...it's like musical tastes really.