MGB GT V8 Roadster
or a Aston Martin DB5
Might as well continue the trend with these sorts of polls, seeing as my replies to them are making me so many new friends
Which classic car would you buy?
For our purposes, let's define classic as being pre-1980 so there's no arguments about it.
I'd be looking for an old-school musclecar, something American from the late 60s/early 70s like a Pontiac GTO or an AMC Javelin. Maybe something local along the same lines - HQ Statesman maybe.
On the other hand, I've always liked the Holden EJ-EH wagons and utes - a fully restored one, or maybe even a retro-tech one with modern engine and driveline (Alloytec V6 or EFI V8, maybe) would be the go.
I'd love to restore an old car, but I just know that it will sit around for years and I'll get p'd off with it very quickly.
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Currently: no Opels
Formerly: 2001 Astra CD sedan, 2003 Vectra CDX
I'd be keen on either a HZ tonner...all the stuff you know 350 etc etc with a timber deck...
or a Sandman, but this sandman would have to look like something off Pim My Ride...velvet trim, satin sheet and pillow cases, HUGE DVD screen and massive sound system murals, chromies...ooohh yeah...oh and a 350 as well
2003 Silver Astra SRi-T[CENTER]
- Electric Sunroof
- 3" Dump, 2 1/2" Flex, Hi-Flow Cat & Exhaust
- Custom Dyno Flash Tune (1 Bar)
- Bailey Dump Valve
- 136.2 KW @ 5800 RPM
- 278 NM @ 4100 RPM
- 14.088 1/4 @ 99.88 MPH
just ONE!!! OMG ummm
Pick one from this list ANY would do;
GT40
69 RS Camaro convertible
69 Mach 1 Mustang
68 Chevrolet Impala 2door
73 XA Coupe
Torana LX A9X Coupe
E38 R/T Charger
For the Mrs;
Mark II Jaguar s type
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"At the moment you have the answer to fuel consumption by looking at diesel, but governments then charge extra taxes on it so they make that option really unavailable to the public because they chose to put a levy on the fuel." - Tom Walkinshaw (HSV)
Mercedes 300SL Gullwing
79 Trans Am - for that Smokey and the Bandit feel
Charger!!!!! all the way!!!!
My Uncle had a red one.... ooo0000ooo it was nice. My Dad had a yellow hardtop too!!! Nice cars!
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hmm sandman original as you can get would be nice if you can find one. but if i ever got my chance an original lc GTR xu1 torana! id kill to have one in my shed. my first car was an lc GTR so an xu1 would just do it for me
NONE
Cars in this bracket are GENERALLY unsophisticated, poor handling and crudely engineered machines. Words like "Live rear axle", "Carburetor" and "Points" come to mind.
Shudder......
It won't be just you who makes new friends on this one...... I've a feeling my ABSOLUTE disgust at ALMOST anything from this era will Irk a few.
Now the 80s, there were a few, not many, but a few goodies in there.
GeeeAus
Wait, maybe a Lada Niva........ :-) Tisk Tisk
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*screams*Originally Posted by GeeeAus
wtf!!!!
*screams more*
the Lada was the biggest piece of _____ on the road!!!!
I love classic cars - especially ones from the 60's/70's - and I reckon they were built well.
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