ok, post your dream car here

[sundog]

don't be ashamed

:7

[Goathead]

1. 1956 Ford F100 pick-up

Needs a little work

[sundog]

2. woo hoo!

:bounce:

[qnr]

3. To be honest,

I'm just hanging around waiting for the first interstellar colonization effort.

[havocmom]

4. A five speed bike with touring handlebars and fenders

you know, the old fashioned kind.... a couple of baskets would be nice too.

The gas burners are all gonna be lawn ornaments soon. Why bother with them?

[pansypoo53219]

5. well, i am not positive on the year, but

i think it's a 71' or 70' pontiac bonneville or catalina.

OR
another 72' oldsmobile delta 88 four door with brocade seats.
i do miss my mobile couch.
or another 73' delta 88.
i loves me oldsmobiles.
and nixon era pontiacs.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

6. I Doubt I'll Ever Own One

See a Tucker



I've seen one, on display at an open house at the White Post, Virginia, auto restoration outfit.

I guess you'd need a daily driver to go with it, wouldn't you? Let's go with a '55 or '56 Packard. Purists will object to the V-8 as opposed to the straight 8 Packard had up until then, but who cares?

If cost were no object, I'd go with a Caribbean convertible. Ah, but cost is an object, so I'd inevitably end up with a Clipper. Could I endure the inginity? Sure I could.

1955-1956 Packards

I'm looking at the pictures as they download. You know something? One of these would really do it for me. That's my dream car right there. A 1955 or 1956 Packard. Oh, they were so handsome. And the prestige. There's nothing today to compare with one of these.

The handsomest car I've ever seen was a 1929 Packard roadster. That is a car that was truly from the Classic Era. The term "classic" is so misused.

Here's a 1930 Packard roadster:



Oh, no, I can't stop.



I'd rather have something in three-tone green, but this will give you an idea.

And then there is the 1954 Kaiser Manhattan....

[solinvictus]

7. Trabant Tramp..

Made by the former East German auto maker, a mini-SUV from the looks, like an old Kaiser/Willys.