Favorite Classic Car?
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01-02-2006, 06:58 AM
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01-03-2006, 07:19 AM
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01-04-2006, 01:44 AM
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01-04-2006, 05:01 AM
RE: Favorite Classic Car?
as much as I love the dodge family, one of the cars that hasn't been listed yet is the Corvette Stingray. It's a nice looking car, the way the front wheel wells flow and curve. I've never owned one, and I can imagine the rigors of restoring and maintaining any classic car. In stepping back for a second or two, I'm kinda glad I don't own some of these cars. I can imagine some of the old restored cars being big on gas and expensive to maintain.
#115
01-04-2006, 10:17 AM
RE: Favorite Classic Car?
ORIGINAL: whyte69
as much as I love the dodge family, one of the cars that hasn't been listed yet is the Corvette Stingray. It's a nice looking car, the way the front wheel wells flow and curve. I've never owned one, and I can imagine the rigors of restoring and maintaining any classic car. In stepping back for a second or two, I'm kinda glad I don't own some of these cars. I can imagine some of the old restored cars being big on gas and expensive to maintain.
as much as I love the dodge family, one of the cars that hasn't been listed yet is the Corvette Stingray. It's a nice looking car, the way the front wheel wells flow and curve. I've never owned one, and I can imagine the rigors of restoring and maintaining any classic car. In stepping back for a second or two, I'm kinda glad I don't own some of these cars. I can imagine some of the old restored cars being big on gas and expensive to maintain.
You obviously didnt read my post.....as I listed a 68 Stingray in mine. Just scroll up about 5 posts.
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01-04-2006, 12:42 PM
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RE: Favorite Classic Car?
Have to say for me the 426 powered Dodge Dart Western. A friend of my aunt bought one new in '69 and last year gave it to a punk nephew who didn't even say thanks. Hell, I would have got on my knees and bowed down to be able to get a car like that. Drove it a couple of times over the years. That is one fassst car. I envy the unappreciative punk. Has no clue to what he has but won't sell because it was free and cheap to insure.
Oh well.
James
Oh well.
James
#117
01-12-2006, 01:27 AM
RE: Favorite Classic Car?
#1 I'd love to own a Chrysler Turbine car. Chrysler made 50 and destroyed 45 when the test was over. It was about 4500 lbs. and would go 0 to 60 in under 10 seconds. #2 Any winged car with a Hemi or Challenger/Cuda with a hemi.
Prices have gone crazy with them now though.
Prices have gone crazy with them now though.
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01-12-2006, 01:41 AM
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#119
01-15-2006, 06:46 AM
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01-21-2006, 10:41 PM
RE: Favorite Classic Car?
Well, for me, there are only two. The beautiful bright orange/black trim Barracuda hemi that I saw at Car Quest auto show in Indianapolis Convention centre. And, if that wasn't enough,
they had this spectacular yellow/cream colored Challenger withthe back seat taken out with an absolutely perfect factory looking wall built in it's place. The mirror underneath the car showed incredible chome craftsmanship. The engine: tagged with complete 426 cid blueprint procedures and the team that did it. All this happened sponsored by Car Quest in 1986 and nothing has impressed me since.
Regards; =R.o.C.k.=
they had this spectacular yellow/cream colored Challenger withthe back seat taken out with an absolutely perfect factory looking wall built in it's place. The mirror underneath the car showed incredible chome craftsmanship. The engine: tagged with complete 426 cid blueprint procedures and the team that did it. All this happened sponsored by Car Quest in 1986 and nothing has impressed me since.
Regards; =R.o.C.k.=