If money were no object, what car would you buy?

[chunkypeanutbutter]

A 1995-2000 Chevy S-10

4.3 Vortec

2 door

2WD

Short bed

Any shade of Blue

If you've got $500, your dream could be easily off to a start. Actually, this could be had in great condition for less than $3000.

I also thought of another I want. The UK got plenty of these under the Ford badge, but we had them for 7 years.

Edited July 9, 2015 by chunkypeanutbutter

[rusty85]

I've had a rethink on this. if money were truly no object, the first thing I'd do is have a couple of my childhood heroes imported stateside.

Edited July 9, 2015 by rusty85

[Jaguar man 21]

I've had a rethink on this. if money were truly no object, the first thing I'd do is have a couple of my childhood heroes imported stateside.

mmmmmmm very nice

[Helix]

I would search high and low for one of these Aussie classics and do a full nut and bolt restoration

Here are my options....

[unclescott58]

We need model kits of the above cars, that Ray is showing us. Especially the Morano LS. I love the looks of the four headlamp Moranos. Beautiful cars.

Scott

[afx]

A King Cobra would be a fun place to start. Carving through a twisty mountain road with one of these would be a driving experience one wouldn't forget soon I would imagine.

[Earl Marischal]

Dead right Gaute!

steve

[promoman]

Since I am really not interested in any "new" cars, my list would be (not in any order)

1955 Cadillac Fleetwood 60 Special

1937 Lincoln Zephyr

1941 Packard Darrin

60's Ford Falcon or Fairlane

60's Mercury Comet

65-66 Ford Thunderbird

56 Pontiac

50 Buick Super

[Helix]

We need model kits of the above cars, that Ray is showing us. Especially the Morano LS. I love the looks of the four headlamp Moranos. Beautiful cars.

Scott

Cheers Scott

Here's a link to 'The Parts Box', an Aussie cottage industry making a few Australian Classic cars in resin.

http://www.thepartsbox.com/

They are 30 minutes from my place and Jason and Michelle are great folks to deal with