Beautiful Cars
06-30-08, 06:24 PM
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Bike ≠ Car ≠ Ped.
Originally Posted by CrankshaftYQX
You might think I'm crazy but I'm a fan of the early NSX.
You have NO idea how much I want to jump on it and get it for myself.
06-30-08, 06:27 PM
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Why not?
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If I ever find one it's coming home with me, I don't care how much I pay.
How much do they want for it?
How much do they want for it?
06-30-08, 06:33 PM
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Bike ≠ Car ≠ Ped.
I haven't asked. I'm afraid to ask. I really shouldn't take on another debt, and I may yet have a significant bonus coming from work this fiscal year (rhymes with "reenlistment" 
).
).
06-30-08, 10:04 PM
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1956 Jaguar xk140 yummmm
on a way less epic note... my parents just picked up one of these and ive been having a great time cruising around in it...
on a way less epic note... my parents just picked up one of these and ive been having a great time cruising around in it...
06-30-08, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by graphix
06-30-08, 10:24 PM
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Gotta give the LeBaron some points for getting the United States back into convertibles.
Also, it's always fun to see such cars in excellent condition. Knowing what poorly-built pieces of junk such cars tended to be, one in nice condition has to be a labor of love. It's someone putting a lot of effort into taking good care of something completely un-special, in a day and age when even nice things are treated like disposable junk.
Also, it's always fun to see such cars in excellent condition. Knowing what poorly-built pieces of junk such cars tended to be, one in nice condition has to be a labor of love. It's someone putting a lot of effort into taking good care of something completely un-special, in a day and age when even nice things are treated like disposable junk.
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06-30-08, 10:31 PM
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Now this is a classic:
1970 Datsun 240Z
And in terms of American Cars...
1960 T-Bird Convertible, but in black
1965 Mustang Fastback, but in blue
European...
Dino, AM's are always classic.
1970 Datsun 240Z
And in terms of American Cars...
1960 T-Bird Convertible, but in black
1965 Mustang Fastback, but in blue
European...
Dino, AM's are always classic.
06-30-08, 10:37 PM
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Sometimes it's more about memories than absolute beauty, although in this case they are memories of other people's cars.
When I was a kid my best friend's dad had a Shelby GT350. I can't remember if it was a '65 or '66. I thought it was totally bad-ass. It was stolen and parted out!
After his dad died, when he was 15 years old his mom bought him a gold '78 Trans Am. I turned 16 and got my license months before he did, so I got to drive his car. That was super fun, we used to cruise around blasting the album "Highway to Hell" on the stereo. It was the first car I lost control of, when I stomped on the gas coming around a corner. (And no, neither of us had mullets 
).
I thought the dashboard looked like it was covered in shiny stickers you would get out of a box of Cracker Jacks.
A few years later my friend's mom re-married and the couple bought two '68 California Special Mustangs.
Then there was a girlfriend I had in high school. Her dad had a sweet '56 Corvette. She said that she got to drive it a couple of times, but in the time we were together we never got to take it out.
When I was a kid my best friend's dad had a Shelby GT350. I can't remember if it was a '65 or '66. I thought it was totally bad-ass. It was stolen and parted out!
After his dad died, when he was 15 years old his mom bought him a gold '78 Trans Am. I turned 16 and got my license months before he did, so I got to drive his car.
That was super fun, we used to cruise around blasting the album "Highway to Hell" on the stereo. It was the first car I lost control of, when I stomped on the gas coming around a corner. (And no, neither of us had mullets ).I thought the dashboard looked like it was covered in shiny stickers you would get out of a box of Cracker Jacks.
A few years later my friend's mom re-married and the couple bought two '68 California Special Mustangs.
Then there was a girlfriend I had in high school. Her dad had a sweet '56 Corvette. She said that she got to drive it a couple of times, but in the time we were together we never got to take it out.
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06-30-08, 10:45 PM
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Yes. I'll take a 240z (even better if it's marked as "Fairlady Z") and a 2000GT, please.
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06-30-08, 11:42 PM
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Had 3 of these. White, Blue & yellow (parts)
'78 - '80 Ford Fiesta, designed by the same guy that did the Ford Panterra.
'78 - '80 Ford Fiesta, designed by the same guy that did the Ford Panterra.
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06-30-08, 11:48 PM
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Lots of nice cars here. Gotta plug my current favorite:
Aston Martin DBS - Pure sex.
Aston Martin DBS - Pure sex.
06-30-08, 11:57 PM
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They're all different models.... yeah, go genius designers at Aston Martin.
07-01-08, 12:09 AM
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Yay, old Volvos!
Too bad the new ones are so bland. What do Volvo and Aston Martin have in common? Ford.
Too bad the new ones are so bland. What do Volvo and Aston Martin have in common? Ford.
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07-01-08, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by UnsafeAlpine
They're all different models.... yeah, go genius designers at Aston Martin.
07-01-08, 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by jsharr
Mark Hammill's favorite ride
07-01-08, 01:30 AM
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07-01-08, 04:08 AM
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Originally Posted by UnsafeAlpine
07-01-08, 04:40 AM
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Love the Super 7 and Datsun 180~240 Z fairladys.
Sil80 S13 has some nice lines that the newer incarnations just don't have.
speaking of light weight cars...
Delta HF Integrale is also very nice.
Ford Escort RS/Mk.2
Sil80 S13 has some nice lines that the newer incarnations just don't have.
speaking of light weight cars...
Delta HF Integrale is also very nice.
Ford Escort RS/Mk.2
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