What is your favorite classic car, truck or SUV?
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My first 3 cars were 65 and 66 Mustang Fastbacks, so those will always have a very special place in my heart.
But my favorite was my suped up 91 Syclone. That thing was beyond special.
But my favorite was my suped up 91 Syclone. That thing was beyond special.
Sold this a couple years ago to finance an investment real estate purchase. Miss it every day. Fast as most "muscle cars" on the road today and an eye catching body style. Rode like a shopping cart but handled unbelievably well.
This is all I have left as a summer cruiser. 03 twin turbo 4.6.
This is all I have left as a summer cruiser. 03 twin turbo 4.6.
I have always loved the Cobras; they are great cars & must be a blast to just cruise or jet around.
1970 Shelby GT500 Convertible in Grabber Green.
Was towing an international scout back from Alto GA to SC and passed a GMC Typhoon for sale on the side of the road (this was 20 years ago). Kept driving....I am sure that was a big mistake. Should have stopped, bought it and loaded it on the trailer too. At the least I should have had a ride in it.
To recover the 1963 Corvette Z06 Tanker my Dad bought new for 3000 bucks if memory serves me right.
Good choice. Those are definitely one of my dream cars to own sometime in the future.
Dream car
My first set of wheels, bought at Brumos Porsche in Jacksonville in 1986
My first set of wheels, bought at Brumos Porsche in Jacksonville in 1986
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My '77 Bronco I rebuilt from the ground up.....
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1957 Porsche 356 Martini Racing Design
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Now thats class. I always wanted its grandson the 959. Any year would do.
Dual turbo, 4 wheel drive, 0-60 in 3.1 seconds. If I remember they only built 200 and you coudnt just buy one you had to be somebody like a race driver.
Beat me to it Buffalo. Id add this one as well...its younger brother, the 959:
Damn, beat me too it.
Nissan Needs to Start Selling Restored 300ZX Twin Turbos
Two decades ago, Nissan sold lovingly-restored 240Zs in new-car showrooms. The time has come to resurrect this project—with the 300ZX.
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Just sayin'..............
Thanks for posting. A cool article. I wish I had kept it but one of the biggest reasons I sold.it was the level of technology involved in maintenance. There were only a handful of shops scattered across the US that specialized, otherwise you had to become an expert to work on them.Nissan Needs to Start Selling Restored 300ZX Twin Turbos
Two decades ago, Nissan sold lovingly-restored 240Zs in new-car showrooms. The time has come to resurrect this project—with the 300ZX.
Just sayin'..............
I have always liked those cars. Would love to own one some day, even in a station wagon version (if not the bubble top). Great looking cars.
I love the look on the heeler's face: This is my jeep. Some dogs get trucks, I got a jeep...don't fuck with my jeep!
Good news, ita going up for auction soon. They are saying it should sell somewhere between 9-12 mil.
Cash in your change jar and it could be yours
The Rolls-Royce 40-50hp Phantom II 'Continental' Sports Saloon, or one of the other, larger bodywork versions.
I will never, ever have one and I am OK with that.
I will never, ever have one and I am OK with that.
Spent nearly 5 years off and on redoing this one from the ground up. It’s a 1981 Scrambler with an AMC 360, 4 speed and 35’s. Keep thinking about selling it and then I end up driving it again and change my mind. I’ve always had a Jeep addiction.
Currently have the following:
1981 Jeep Scrambler
1985 Jeep CJ-7
1992 Jeep Wrangler (Rock crawler)
Previously owned:
1948 Willys CJ-2A
1974 Jeep CJ-5
1984 Jeep Cherokee
1998 Jeep Wrangler
Currently have the following:
1981 Jeep Scrambler
1985 Jeep CJ-7
1992 Jeep Wrangler (Rock crawler)
Previously owned:
1948 Willys CJ-2A
1974 Jeep CJ-5
1984 Jeep Cherokee
1998 Jeep Wrangler
Looks real nice. I would advise keeping it; you will likely regret it if you sell. By the way, if they had a back seat, did it fit 2 or 3 people?
Thank you very much. Don’t know that it ever came with a back seat from the factory, but I have seen people put them in the back. Holds 2.
Some day I would love to own one of these and take the family out 4 wheeling. Gotta save my money up first, though.
For those who like classic Broncos, here's a cool video of some great creations. It is entitled "TOP Ford Broncos at SEMA 2018".
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Here's also a sweet Chevy Malibu (a 1966).
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Here's also a sweet Chevy Malibu (a 1966).
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My favorite is a 1970 Plymouth Superbird with a 426 Hemi and dual quads. I was just born in the wrong tax bracket.
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My first car, 390 w. 4 barrel. The headlight doors worked the whole time I had it. Burned a set of 4 Michelin radials off of it in 3,500 miles
My favorites our my 1995 Acura NSX and my 2002 BMW E39 M5
For decades, I've wanted a "Deuce n a half" as well as a SuBourbon w/ barn-doors. Ring-mount would definitely be a bonus! On each.
They would each be 'daily drivers',,,, and the Countach that I spoke of earlier would be the 'pipe-dream' for special occasions.
They would each be 'daily drivers',,,, and the Countach that I spoke of earlier would be the 'pipe-dream' for special occasions.
Mine was a 64 1/2 Mustang fastback and I always thought the 68-69 Roadrunner's were the bomb.
Not really a truck, but the 70's era Ford Bronco's were pretty cool. Mac
Not really a truck, but the 70's era Ford Bronco's were pretty cool. Mac
I've ridden in cobra race cars, mustangs, own a nasty 66 coupe, had a few cool cars on the import side, but my favorites are a pretty short list:
1969 Mustang Fastback
1973 Nissan Skyline Kenmeri GTX
1972 Alfa Romeo Guillia Panther
1994 Nissan 270R Silvia
1967 Shelby Monaco King Cobra
1944 Dodge WC-52...a guy does need a truck
1969 Mustang Fastback
1973 Nissan Skyline Kenmeri GTX
1972 Alfa Romeo Guillia Panther
1994 Nissan 270R Silvia
1967 Shelby Monaco King Cobra
1944 Dodge WC-52...a guy does need a truck
Man I wanted this so bad. Austin Healy 3000
