Just for your viewing pleasure, Monica Bellucci and her daughter Deva Cassel:

The youngin needs more than a couple pasta dishes to catch up to Mama (see below), but it’s an excellent start.

Just for your viewing pleasure, Monica Bellucci and her daughter Deva Cassel:

The youngin needs more than a couple pasta dishes to catch up to Mama (see below), but it’s an excellent start.

Let it be known, if it isn’t already blindingly obvious already, that I find French actresses wonderfully sexy — and Corinne Calvet is most certainly one of them.

And those are just the head shots. The rest is equally sumptuous:


Oui. Oh, oui.
Here we go with another “pairing” of a bedroom-poster-worthy car and a woman of similar value. This time, it’s the De Tomaso Pantera:



And Morgan Fairchild:

And yes, she got older and plumper (but in all the right places, if I may say so):

I have no words, either way.
It says something that after all these years have passed, and no new movies made with her in them, that Catwoman Julie Newmar still holds the fascination of so many men. That said, however:

Definitely quite kittenish:


Except when she’s anything but.




Purr purr purr.
Sensational.
Seems like the combination of bedroom-poster-worthy cars and women is becoming a fan favorite over on this back porch of mine, so here we go with another “pairing”. This time, it’s the Sunbeam Tiger / AC Cobra 427 and Ann-Margret.


And another lil’ red thing:



And a little while later:

Lemme tell y’all: it was pure hell trying to decide which A-M pics to feature here. There may have to be a Part 2 at some point…
Last year, I posted the first of this series, in which I lamented the disappearance of beautiful cars and lovely women from teenage boys’ bedroom walls. That post featured a couple Ferraris and Lucy Pinder.
Here’s another such coupling [sic]. First, two cars of the Corvette persuasion:


…and second, one of the pinups who might have appeared on the opposite wall:

As the old saying went: “Farrah Fawcett: creating pup-tents in teenage boys’ beds since the 1970s.”
And as an older woman:
