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Tough call:
A Porsche 993 would be high on the list along with the Ferrari 308 (yes, I was an avid Magnum fan in the day). Early Firebird Esprit (an even bigger Rockford fan), Aston Martin DB9, Jag E-type or even the modern F-type, Land Rover Defender, one of the modern custom re-pop 550 Spyders. |
1st Gen BMW M Coupe (clownshoe)
Those wide hips and general awkwardness are a winning combination. And the fact that virtually nobody gets the appeal of this car makes me like it even more. Someday I'll net me one of these and make my way down to Dorkfest. Oh yeah and retroman, thanks for reminding me... an early Firebird Esprit for me too. Preferably in gold metallic. |
Way cool list thanks for responding.
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Cars on the somewhat realistic list:
Porsche 911 SC / 911 3.2 Porsche 968 Datsun 280Z (I had one when I was in college, until it literally rusted in half) The 'Powerball' list (cars that would be in my garage if I hit the lottery): Too many Porsche to list Ferrari F40 Ferrari 512BB Jaguar E-type Lightweight Pre-1957 Porsche 356 (or 550!) that would allow me to enter the Mille Miglia. Any pre-57 Alfa/Jag/Merc/etc that would allow me to run in the MM....I actually plan on doing that one way or the other. |
D type Jag
XKE roadster Lotus Super 7 And of course any Porsche |
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For me pretty much any Porsche sports car is a dream car for me. |
1998 Turbo S in Metallic Plum
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You want that Skoda? I can have one shipped from here (Poland) tomorrow :)
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Best car ever made.
http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_...0003_large.jpg And as a bonus, you can turn it into a toaster http://www.wearedesignbureau.com/wp-...ra_Digiulo.jpg |
A 997.2 GT3, but lately I've been thinking about a 987.2 Boxster Spyder in red or blue.
That reminds me, I need to get a PB tic. |
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Driving wise I have been working thru my list a long time:
67 Firebird with 455 & 400 73 Firebird Formula 400 4-speed 70 TransAM 400 Ram Air IV 4-speed 74 TransAM 455 Super Duty 4-speed 67 Catalina 2+2 428 65 Mustang Fastback 2+2 68 Shelby 500 99 Shelby Series 1 00 C5 Corvette 02 C5 ZO6 00 Viper 02 Viper ACR 03 Viper 04 Dodge SRT10 (Pickup truck with Viper engine & manual trans) 01-03 MBZ AMG vehicles all of them 99 BMW M3 conv 03 BMW 330ci conv (1st drift competition in US) 04 BMW M3 2002 S2000 Honda 02 TransAm & Z28 anniversary editions 02 WRX coupe & wagon (1st in US) 02 Aston Martin DB7 & Vanquish 10 Aston Martin Rapide 00-03 Jaguar all of them including 100th anniversary editions 99 Jag XJR bought for my wife, almost bought her a 03 recently, but raised the bar! 13 Jag XJR 03 Land Rover all of them 02-03 RollsRoyce all of them 02-03 Bentley all of them 09 RR Phantom 11 RR Ghost Very impressive car 86 911 Turbo look 16,K miles like new 1 owner Stefanie Powers, I am not a fan of any aircooled 911 hated the shifter in this one, the seat was great thou. 00-03 Porsche ALL of them including 1st 2 GT2's in US 15 981 GTS & 991 S & Macon Turbo & Panamera GTS 86 Ferrari 308GTS 24hr rental in Hawaii 07 Lexus IS350 with oe hi-perf exhaust, bought new for my wife to replace Jag now FS 15 Lexus GS350 F-Sport (salvage/rebuilt title, zero warranty) this is why above is FS After extensive drives in all of the above & more vehicles, I bought my daily driver & funnest device invented by man: 2000 Boxster S 6-speed engine rebuilt to 3.6L Wife's ex below is for sale, great condition SoCA car & quicker than a Boxster S pm for info. http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1442963758.jpg Bucket list: GT3 & 360 Modena & newer Ferrari |
Maybe more of a dream garage.
In no particular order, '65 Corvette Grand Sport '70 Camaro split bumper '83 Camaro RS, (with the 5 speed and 350/350 4 bolt main I installed), to relive misspent youth. Shoebox Ford, chopped but not too extreme, just because... 427 cobra 64-66 Shelby mustang 350 GT40 Lotus7 Alfa Romeo GTA BMW 2002tii Ferrari 328 gts Ferrari Daytona Spyder, no mirror, “What’s behind me is not important.” 😀 Dino Porsche 928 993 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Coupe Out of all those, the 83 Camaro and the 928 might be doable. |
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