ls1mike
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I would like a C7, having to get a truck delayed it a bit. My son will get the Trans Am. I also always was fond of the 69 442.
Agreed. My 78-year old neighbor just bought a Hellcat. He found a way to rationalize that purchase. He thinks it was a sensible choice.Nor should it!
Since they are killing these off, a “last call” edition may be a worthwhile investment.Challenger Hellcat wide body in sinamon stick. A plum crazy Charger would also be cool. Or b5 blue View attachment 191643
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Agreed. My 78-year old neighbor just bought a Hellcat. He found a way to rationalize that purchase. He thinks it was a sensible choice.
yeah, they look pretty wild in person. I don't think I could afford it after the warranty is out though...A 2024 Audi RS 6 Avant.
He's already got an original AC Cobra. I don't think his hip can handle the ride quality.You only live once, he’s going to enjoy his last ride.
Not me. I would probably get whacked for it.Since they are killing these off, a “last call” edition may be a worthwhile investment.
Yeah, the GTSi and the Porshe 928S4 from back in the time as a kid. Once I got enough money to buy one, I realized they were crazy slow POS compared to more modern cars. So I got this instead.Early eighties Ferrari 308 GTS. Loved the original Magnum P.I. TV show and always wanted to own his car.
This is my dilemma. There have been so many cars I've dreamt of having, it would be impossible to store them all in real life. '88 Porsche 930 Targa, '85 Ferrari 308. I could go on and on...So hard to settle on just one.
Somebody posted a photo of an E-type earlier, and it is a car I've always thought to be gorgeous.
A 911 would always be fun, as would a Renault Alpine.
There are also some really neat more modest cars.
A Honda 600 would be fun and an S800 would be a blast.
Something like a Fiat 850 Spyder would be entertaining as would almost any Alfa or (pre-Fiat) Lancia.
So many choices, only so much money and garage space.