..that 1 set of wheels..

[Tango]

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(autos only, no tanks, halftracks, M50 Ontos, 155mm SPs,  tractors, lunar rovers, etc...Please)

IF you had the frivolous $s for your dream car what would it be ?

I'm thinking mine would be an Aston Martin Vanquish.....(but I don't do a lot of research on such things)

[Shipwreck]

I loved Miami Vice. So, a white, 80s vintage Testarossa.

[Alte Schule]

2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Convertible with all the options the bow tie guys make available except the rear wing. Replace the god awful stock Goodyear run flats with Michelin Pilot Super Sports and I would be good to go.

[TXAZ]

Is the "Lunar Rover" out of the question?

I'm pretty happy with my Chevy Silverado. 

Or what Alte wants.

[Axxe55]

1973 Pontiac Trans Am with the 455 Super Duty engine, and the four speed manual transmission, in Brewster green metallic and black interior.

[Tango]

Is the "Lunar Rover" out of the question?

yeaaaah - DQ'd in original post

[Axxe55]

I loved Miami Vice. So, a white, 80s vintage Testarossa.

I was partial to the black Ferrari Daytona that Crocket started with. It was a replica built on a Corvette chassis, but it was still cool.

[Axxe55]

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(autos only, no tanks, halftracks, M50 Ontos, 155mm SPs,  tractors, lunar rovers, etc...Please)

IF you had the frivolous $s for your dream car what would it be ?

I'm thinking mine would be an Aston Martin Vanquish.....(but I don't do a lot of research on such things)

Bond, James Bond. 

[Shipwreck]

I loved Miami Vice. So, a white, 80s vintage Testarossa.

I was partial to the black Ferrari Daytona that Crocket started with. It was a replica built on a Corvette chassis, but it was still cool.

Yes, I remembered that the Daytona was not original. But, I still liked the white Testarossa more

[TXAZ]

Is the "Lunar Rover" out of the question?

yeaaaah - DQ'd in original post

I still liked it.
Even more with the map used as a dust / mud flap.

[dred]

Shelby Cobra

[Ranger99]

Shelby Cobra

^ ^ ^ ^

a real one. not a kit car.
427- manual trans- heavy hard to push clutch-
no comforts like A/C or P/S or radio-
a REAL MAN"S car- not a pu$$ wagon

maybe a Pantera. i've rode in a couple of these
back in the good old days of cubic inch displacement

[Ranger99]

ironic that it says "427 LIKES" by my name 

[Axxe55]

ironic that it says "427 LIKES" by my name 

Lets go for 428, another great Ford engine size! 

[Axxe55]

Shelby Cobra

^ ^ ^ ^

a real one. not a kit car.
427- manual trans- heavy hard to push clutch-
no comforts like A/C or P/S or radio-
a REAL MAN"S car- not a pu$$ wagon

maybe a Pantera. i've rode in a couple of these
back in the good old days of cubic inch displacement

Whoooo....I do really like the "real" Cobras, but those cars, (and I use that term loosely!) are very pricy! Some of the kit cars are pretty faithful reproductions, at a discount. Insurance rates on a real one would keep most of us from being able to own one, much less to be able to drive it.

[Tango]

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I wouldn't own a "kit car" even if was given to me

[308nato]

1972 Mustang Grande with 351 Cleveland 4bbl and the FMX transmission like the one I built for my daughter when she was in High School.

[Axxe55]

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I wouldn't own a "kit car" even if was given to me

Given my preferences, and money was no object, yes, I would much prefer the real thing. But with the real AC or Shelby Cobras approaching and many even exceeding $1 million in asking prices, (and getting it as well.) it puts them out of reach for the average auto enthusiast to be able to afford them. Some of the "kit" cars are pretty authentic in how they are put together. Most of the better ones, are way much better than the "kit" cars of many years ago.

Check out Factory Five Racing kit cars. And they aren't cheap by a long shot, but affordable for the quality of the kits.

https://www.factoryfive.com/

[Alte Schule]

1972 Mustang Grande with 351 Cleveland 4bbl and the FMX transmission like the one I built for my daughter when she was in High School.

Yeah that 351 Cleveland was/is BA. I had a friend that dropped one in a '70 Torino, spiked it with a couple of dual Holly pumpers, Hooker exhaust system, Hurst Blackjack manual, and a couple of other things. Beside the Dodge Dart 440 I rode in a couple of times that Ford was the scariest car I've ever been in. The low end torque was absolutely amazing. Would love to do it again.

[ArmedTexan]

1970 Chevelle SS in black with two white racing stripes down the middle.