Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Or one of these would do in a pinch.
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Dream Car wish list
- Thread starter Bent77
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This guy lived in my neighborhood when I was a teenager.
He used to come in and fill up at the gas station where I worked.
Hot Rod Magazine cover car for July 1975.
I wonder where it is now...
He used to come in and fill up at the gas station where I worked.
Hot Rod Magazine cover car for July 1975.
I wonder where it is now...
Being a sports car guy, I love Vette's and have had one as a daily driver ever since my late 20's. I am on #10 now. IMO, there is no other sports car you can buy when it comes to performance value vs acquisition cost.Passed on a '69 Camaro Pace Car (the real deal, no cheesy decals on the sides). On consignment at an independent dealer, pushy sales guy, had trouble getting questions answered. I almost caved when I started it - nothing like the sound of a small block Chevy!
So we "settled" for this '07 car. Tons of fun! Scared the crap out of me the first few times I put the pedal down.
If money were no object I’d go vintage. Probably a VW squareback with some upgrades to make it a ultra reliable daily driver. I know that sounds odd but I love me some VW and the little wagon is awesome.
I have an 09 G8 GT, looks to be the same color as yours, liquid red?
Not mine:
Couldn't tell you if it's the exact color. In 04 they call it Torrid Red. Love G8's!
Is that the center driving seat Ferrari I saw on Chasing Classic Cars a few years ago? Really cool car. I love 60's Ferraris. Most beautiful cars ever made!
Well, that’s what’s cool. Everyone has a different eye for the matter
Birth-year car. 1956 Ferrari 250 GT Tour de France, and yes, those tires really sing.
That is a beautiful car.
Cars would be a big problem for me, if money was no object. In addition to the usual Nomads, sedan deliveries, Vettes, Cobras, Superbirds, Etc.......................the list is pretty endless.......
I always liked this particular 1953 Studebaker Commander
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And in the process of looking, found these:
1950 Studebaker Champ
1937
It would be ridiculous and make GAS pale badly.
I always liked this particular 1953 Studebaker Commander
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And in the process of looking, found these:
1950 Studebaker Champ
1937
It would be ridiculous and make GAS pale badly.
In the late 70's early 80's I owned a '69 Hemi Road Runner and a '68 Dart GTS 383. Just cheap, fun cars back then.
I've always been a car enthusiast and used to have my then dream car, a 2001 Saab 9-5 Aero, which was an absolute monster, especially on the highway. At this point I'm only interested in something electric, and my top choice would be a Ford "Mustang" Mach-E Premium with AWD, which I might buy next year if I have to drive to work. Then, a few years later, I'd like to add this:
Corvette EV Officially Confirmed, Hybrid Coming in 2023
Corvette EV Officially Confirmed, Hybrid Coming in 2023
Always been a Pontiac guy. I've had two 79 Trans Ams, a 65 Lemans (birth year car) 86 6000STE, 89 Bonneville SSE, 69 Grand Prix Model J. I still have my 68 Firebird 400 and I picked up the Late model GTO last year. The one I wish I had kept is the 65 Lemans. Really regret letting that go.
Heck Pontiac's are where my screen name comes from "TinIndian".
For bottomless pockets fun I'd go 1965 (birth year) Impala convertible.
For practical every day driver, Volvo Cross Country V90 Turbo. Give-it-to-your-grandchildren sturdy, all wheel drive, swallows gear, and 0 to 60mph in 6 seconds, with a listed top speed of 143mph.
For practical every day driver, Volvo Cross Country V90 Turbo. Give-it-to-your-grandchildren sturdy, all wheel drive, swallows gear, and 0 to 60mph in 6 seconds, with a listed top speed of 143mph.
Cool. Lots of bang for the buck new and used. We've had this one for four years. Only 14K miles on it when we bought it. A little over 30K now. This one is almost a daily driver. Great road trip car, too. Surprisingly comfortable.
Along US24, north of Leadville, CO.
