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20 hours ago, catpack68 said:

I would love to have another 5.0 Foxbody Mustang.A 85-86 GT or 90-92 LX notchback.Prices for them have gone through the roof?

Maybe I should sell my '91 LX hatch with a carburated 5.8L Lightning motor and 5-speed manual trans...

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8 hours ago, Snake45 said:

I had an early one--a '79 Pace Car 302/automatic on Michelin TRX tires. Could barely get out of its own way. Handled okay on dry roads, but on rain it was like snow, and on snow it was darn near undriveable. 

I understand they got better and better mechanically as they went, but the '79-'84s were better looking. The later ones were uglier. 

If I ran across an '80 or '81 Cobra in black with the green graphics, though, if it were at an attractive price, I'd give very serious consideration to buying it. Those were pretty sharp looking. 

A friend of mine has a fairly clean 83 gt he's asking 6k for it. It's  a rust free 5 speed car.

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9 hours ago, Scott8950 said:

A friend of mine has a fairly clean 83 gt he's asking 6k for it. It's  a rust free 5 speed car.

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Dang,That’s a good price for an early four eyed fox body! 

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My "most wanted" list has been pretty static for years now. 

 

1992 Porsche 964 RS. Maritime Blue would be perfect, but any colour works, the louder the better!

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1991-1993 Chev C1500 454SS - I don't care what year, or what colour it is.

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And I have wanted a big old 70s station wagon for ages. Ford, Plymouth, whatever. Fake wood? Bring it on.

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Mine are pretty normal for a kid from the 1960's, 1970's.

1970 Buick GSX Stage 1 455, 1970 Chevelle SS454 LS6, 1969-1971 Pontiac GTO, 1968 Camaro SS396, 1970 AMC AMX 390, 1969 Plymouth 383/440 GTX, 1959 Impala, 1973 Camaro Z28. Not asking a lot, am I?

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Been looking for a 20's to early 30's coupe for a long time.  Have to find a trustworthy seller.  Don't want to really use facebook or ebay.  This would be nice.  Built by Matt Seret, but doesn't exist in this form any longer.

 

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Buick!

57 Caballero estate wagon.                 67 GS 400.                                           71 Rivera.

 

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My friend had a GS 400back in high school. Bought it off a little old lady for $2,500 back in the early 80s. White/blact int., black vinyl top, post coup The thing looked like it just drove out of the showroom.  A drunk driver removed it from the earth Halloween night 1986. My friend went to go collect his stuff out of the car after he got out of the hospital. He  couldn't even save the star wars air cleaner. ?

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On 12/16/2021 at 7:15 AM, espo said:

The only question would be which one would be Higher Maintains ?? 

HA! That’s funny! But true. 

Posted
1 minute ago, Brudda said:

HA! That’s funny! But true. 

This was Dino Martins , the son of Dean Martin. He had this car converted to a street car. I saw this car in LA on the sunset strip when I was a kid. My cousin and I were riding our bikes and were all over this car. It was parked on the sunset strip and Dino Martin came out and said to be careful around the car. We had ice creams and just sat by the car. It was fly yellow. The best yellow paint job I have ever seen. A few months later the car was in motor trend magazine. This was one of the pictures out of the magazine. 

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'41 Packard Le Baron Sport Brougham, A Chrysler Airflow, '92 or '93 Mercedes 500 E, a Chevy HHR SS, and I want back my '71 Firebird Formula 455 H.O. 4 speed .

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On 12/17/2021 at 9:28 AM, iamsuperdan said:

My "most wanted" list has been pretty static for years now. 

 

1992 Porsche 964 RS. Maritime Blue would be perfect, but any colour works, the louder the better!

Porsche-911-964-Carrera-RS-Martimblau-Early-911S-1.jpeg.76f436016c5e48a27ac69250e6ea8d70.jpeg

1991-1993 Chev C1500 454SS - I don't care what year, or what colour it is.

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And I have wanted a big old 70s station wagon for ages. Ford, Plymouth, whatever. Fake wood? Bring it on.

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I totally agree with you on the Chevy 454,!!

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1957 Chevy Bel Air, pillarless, hardtop, sports coupe. I'd like Rochester Ramjet Fuel Injection on it too so it was one of the "One horsepower per cubic inch!" cars. Mind you then there's the 59 Cadillac, the 455SD Firebird, the 59 Impala, the split window Corvette...... D'oh! It's never going to happen. 

The 57 Chevy was my first love though. I saw it in a book years ago and couldn't take my eyes off it. How could a mass producer of cars make something so beautiful? This little lad in Liverpool in the 70s was converted to American metal immediately. 

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12 minutes ago, Rockford said:

1957 Chevy Bel Air, pillarless, hardtop, sports coupe. I'd like Rochester Ramjet Fuel Injection on it too so it was one of the "One horsepower per cubic inch!" cars. Mind you then there's the 59 Cadillac, the 455SD Firebird, the 59 Impala, the split window Corvette...... D'oh! It's never going to happen. 

The 57 Chevy was my first love though. I saw it in a book years ago and couldn't take my eyes off it. How could a mass producer of cars make something so beautiful? This little lad in Liverpool in the 70s was converted to American metal immediately. 

I understand your attraction to the '57 Bel Air. You should build a model of your dream car along with the others that you like. That is one of the beautiful things about our hobby. You can create whatever you want or even whatever you once owned. 

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14 minutes ago, espo said:

I understand your attraction to the '57 Bel Air. You should build a model of your dream car along with the others that you like. That is one of the beautiful things about our hobby. You can create whatever you want or even whatever you once owned. 

Correct! I'll never be able to own the real thing so own them in a smaller size. I very much intend to. 

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On 12/18/2021 at 10:53 PM, Mike 1017 said:

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That was not only beautiful but very advanced too, memory seats, air suspension, polished stainless roof. 

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On 12/18/2021 at 5:53 PM, Mike 1017 said:

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If you don't mind 1:32, you can have this model.

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It is a curbside Gunze Sangyo kit which builds nicely, and seems to have pretty good proportions.

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