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What's your favorite car?
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I think I would add the Auburn Boattail Speedster and the Cord Models 810/812 to my list of most beautiful automobiles. Now my list includes only production vehicles.
There were many very limited and coach built vehicles that are amazingly beautiful and could be added to the list as well, but I am sticking with production cars.
There were many very limited and coach built vehicles that are amazingly beautiful and could be added to the list as well, but I am sticking with production cars.
Thats an awesome car
Snowtrac Nome
member formerly known as dds
screw cars give me a jeep vintage dodge powerwagon or an m35 duce, But if I had to have a car any big block Chrysler would do just fine for me. I just want a gas station to go with it.
Danang Sailor
nullius in verba
A Dodge 2500 Mega Cab 4x4 diesel. 
Otherwise the 812 Cord. 
Otherwise the 812 Cord. Jaguar XK120 convertible, candy apple red and chromed out.
I almost bought it. I was in college working on my masters and thought that I had better hold on to my money, especially since it was on the cards that I'd be moving to the States fairly soon. Also, had no place to garage it and the thought of leaving that beauty sitting at the curb outside our apartment in central London would have broken my heart.
Not buying that car is one of the few regrets that I have in my life.
I almost bought it. I was in college working on my masters and thought that I had better hold on to my money, especially since it was on the cards that I'd be moving to the States fairly soon. Also, had no place to garage it and the thought of leaving that beauty sitting at the curb outside our apartment in central London would have broken my heart.
Not buying that car is one of the few regrets that I have in my life.
That's her Doc only "mine" had chrome wire stone guard covers over the headlights and a leather strap across the bonnet (hood). I don't know why. It was the most beautiful car I've ever seen.
As I said not buying it was one of the few regrets of my life. I should have just slapped the cash down. Sometimes it doesn't pay to be sensible and logical.
I have started looking around for a project car though. We'll see if anything comes of it. Somehow I doubt it. I'm still sensible and logical, damn it!!!
As I said not buying it was one of the few regrets of my life. I should have just slapped the cash down. Sometimes it doesn't pay to be sensible and logical.
I have started looking around for a project car though. We'll see if anything comes of it. Somehow I doubt it. I'm still sensible and logical, damn it!!!
leadarrows
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It's the 63 Split Window Corvette for me as well but that Jag is very nice.
tiredretired
The Old Salt
Well, being an incurable gearhead, I have a ton of them. However the vast majority of them I cannot and will not ever own due to finances.
At this time my favorite is the one I currently own outright and can afford. My beautiful 2005 Crossfire with 21K on the clock in impeccable condition. A Mercedes in American clothes. LOL.
At this time my favorite is the one I currently own outright and can afford. My beautiful 2005 Crossfire with 21K on the clock in impeccable condition. A Mercedes in American clothes. LOL.
tiredretired
The Old Salt
First pick would be Roadrunner, although I liked the body style of the later '73/74 even though they had lost the perfromance. Ultimate though would be a Superbird(Daytona would do)...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2cS1eFYrmE"]Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird - YouTube[/ame]
Then the Lambo Muira
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSj7GFLDhew"]Lamborghini Muira car review - Top Gear - BBC - YouTube[/ame]
Those old Auburn's, Packards, and Cords would be high on the list too
I was influenced in the '70's by Movin On. I have always wanted a mid-70's KW W900 like Sonny Pruitt... A guy in NewJersey has one of the trucks from the show.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiCSTLgBieE"]Movin'On - YouTube[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2cS1eFYrmE"]Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird - YouTube[/ame]
Then the Lambo Muira
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSj7GFLDhew"]Lamborghini Muira car review - Top Gear - BBC - YouTube[/ame]
Those old Auburn's, Packards, and Cords would be high on the list too
I was influenced in the '70's by Movin On. I have always wanted a mid-70's KW W900 like Sonny Pruitt... A guy in NewJersey has one of the trucks from the show.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiCSTLgBieE"]Movin'On - YouTube[/ame]
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squerly
Supported Ben Carson
Missed you Saturday at the "2nd Annual Crossfire Lunch at Deer Springs". Maybe next year?
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7dT_7Sei_A"]Crossfire's Leaving[/ame]
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Kane,
I apologize for my poor wording. I should have said " I have a few favorites but own none of these".
All are pics I found of my favorite model years on the internet. Sure wish I could just step out into the garage and take pics of them right there but that is not the case. As for liking red, a month ago I could honestly say I'd never owned a red vehicle. Not the case any longer as I own a red 4runner. Red is not my favorite color but that is what I found most on the internet.