What would you drive?

Just always loved 'em.

 

because the ride would be awesome

 

first stick shift i ever drove was a '28 ford truck.

 

Damn, that was my idea! lol

 

im jealous ...most classic car Ive driven is a customers 67 mustang

 

i've driven many classic cars.. 66 fairlane, 66 torino, 63 catalina, 30 ford roadster, 76 mg midget, and 76 firebird... sure there's more i'm forgetting.

 

This is what I want.

 

the old stuff just doesnt survive up here..and the people who have good ones dont tke them out much except on nice weekends in the summer

 

I loooove mustangs from the 60s. My neighbor has one of these.. it's fast as hell:

 

dodge 340 is a crazy awesome engine when built right

 

I would literally shit in my own hand for the opportunity to drive this car...

 

My brother had a cordoba kinda like this.. with a 440 (?) engine in it. It was huge and hilarious.

 

Check out the old Cordoba commercials on Youtube with Ricardo Montalban. He refers to the Cordoba as 'this small Chrysler.' Gives you an idea for the size of cars in the 70s.

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cordoba??



thread ruined/

 

Slaves.

 

a mini cooper. creme colored.

 

There’s nothing wrong with being sentimental

I feel the same way; while I can afford most modestly priced passenger cars it might be fun to drive a Mercury Cougar XR-7 the same vehicle my parents brought me home in from the hospital





Hotwater

 

73 montego mx

has to be baby shit green. just has to.

 

I have a '67 AMC Marlin,but I want a '50 Oldsmobile