What I would give for the cash to buy a couple of these...
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I like the General Lee replica.
In order of need:
- Judge hardtop
- Nova SS
- Chevelle wagon
- Pantera GTS
- Olds 442s Coupe
- El Camino SS
Wow, I really am a grease ball at heart.
- Judge hardtop
- Nova SS
- Chevelle wagon
- Pantera GTS
- Olds 442s Coupe
- El Camino SS
Wow, I really am a grease ball at heart.
'73 Cuda, or the Subaru Baja. Tough call.
'73 Cuda is the only one i saw (they mistakingly called it a Barracuda.) there were others?
67' Beetle
71 Pantera GTS
The blue Speedstar Rep is pretty cool too.
71 Pantera GTS
The blue Speedstar Rep is pretty cool too.
Pantera GTS ZOMG edition
I dig that vw sandrail, but it needs a V8 like the on from halflife. Much easier to kill myself with.
This reminds me of a story my paw recently told me. He went to a party recently and the recently widowed lady showed him her husband's car, some old roadrunner with the full aero package and a special race edition, one of like 13. She says it's going to auction soon, and she expects it to take in six figures. If i remember correctly, it was something like 6 hundo K.
I don't know why people get so hard over these low production muscle cars, but I hope I inherit one someday, so i can sell it and buy something less expensive and 10 times as nice....then get an off-brand musclecar to do donuts with.
I dig that vw sandrail, but it needs a V8 like the on from halflife. Much easier to kill myself with.
This reminds me of a story my paw recently told me. He went to a party recently and the recently widowed lady showed him her husband's car, some old roadrunner with the full aero package and a special race edition, one of like 13. She says it's going to auction soon, and she expects it to take in six figures. If i remember correctly, it was something like 6 hundo K.
I don't know why people get so hard over these low production muscle cars, but I hope I inherit one someday, so i can sell it and buy something less expensive and 10 times as nice....then get an off-brand musclecar to do donuts with.
Some nice cars there. GTO would be the one I want most.
If you had the cash, wouldn't you just buy the Delorean, and then go back in time and invent the Snuggie so you could afford the rest of them by the time you got back to the future?
stop lying. im sure a rusty T-Top trans am would be fine for you
because they are rare. It's the playground argument "i have something you don't have!"
Well.......dang.......Ummm........I actually see the logic in that, Burly. Solid work, sir.
muscle cars bring tons of money in today's market.
like the car you mentioned (probably a Superbird, not a Road Runner) can bring millions in . a 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda convertible in Pink brought nearly $5mil.
theres something about muscle cars....the smell, the sound, the feel of a car with a big block
I would take one of them too. Possibly a 74 superduty.
w/ impressive for the time 290hp 455cid
you would need a flux capacitor too. n00b.
The Cobra replica, please.
1969 volkswagon sandrail ftw!!!!
My '70 non-hemi was originally panther pink. Of all the vehicles I regret selling every year, that was the car I truly wish I would have held on to despite all the work it needed.
LAMBORGHINI ARTERO REPLICA ON FIERO GT FRAME = sad...very sad. Does it come with a Members Only jacket and some Carera sunglasses?
It's all about the torque...
just dont think about how much you can get for it now. it sucks i understand
i'd take the '68 Mustang, the '66 Lincoln Continental and the '56 T-bird
I wonder if it still has the speakers in the headrest.
Hmmm, very close to me, too.
Cobra kit car. The authentic cars here will probably go for WAY too much money...
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