What Would You Show Up In?

[jaymcminn]

One does not drive oneself to the Oscars. One is driven to the Oscars.

[A.R.C.]

I`d still show up on the bike but I`d go for a money is no object ride first and see how many police cars I could get behind me by the time I arrived.  

[VW Dave]

My first thought when I read this thread was I'd arrive in my classic style:

Hmmmm....if money were no object, eh?

[BOSWELL891]

1957 Cadillac Fleetwood limo, only about 900 built and there's one in need of a restoration for sale right down the road from my house!

[Chuck Most]

I'd snub them and just not show up.

[Qwit Pushin]

I'd show up topless.

[bigphoto]

Prolly somthing like this!!

[jeffs396]

[Sam Cates]

Oh man, Dave had the right idea with the Tucker, such a beautiful car. But I think I would have to go with this little gem, since mine isn't quite to this stage, yet!

......or maybe one of these?

Edited February 27, 2012 by Sam Cates

[uncle potts]

My first thought when I read this thread was I'd arrive in my classic style:

Hmmmm....if money were no object, eh?

Amen to the Tucker.

[Darin Bastedo]

Ok money no object huh? Well regardless of budget my ride would have to reflect a certain attitude and style...

So I might show up in Steve McQueen's Siata 208s..

Or perhaps Count Rossi's street legal Porsche 917...

Or if the film I was nominated for was an indie flick, I might go counter culture and show up in a Tatra T-87...

Or if I'm feeling a little patriotic, how about an AMC AMX/3 Prototype?

Or maybe I'd just go subtle in a silver Mercedes 300 SL...

[Darren B]

I want to see more of this beauty is there a thread that i can follow?

[Dr. Cranky]

I'd snub them and just not show up.

How Woody Allen of you, Chuck!

[modeler]

maby this for a classic

[Dr. Cranky]

Sam, you just made my eyes and mouth water . . . what a beautiful reference picture!

[Mike502]

[GrandpaMcGurk]

I can't really picture myself going to the Oscars ???????????? But if I did, I guess it would have to be something like this........

[JMChladek]

Okay, is that a gloss black bug that got all rusty, or did somebody airbrush some rust onto it? That is one of the more bizarre paintjobs I have ever seen (and how do you go over speed bumps with something that low?).

[Dr. Cranky]

Yeah, everyone arrives in limos to avoid all the hassle of having to drive back drunk. I guess it's the safest way to go. I bet those limo drivers have a million and three stories to tell about the Hollywood debauchery . . . .

[Jantrix]

Something classy but not crazy. A late 20's to early 40's Duesenberg touring car.

[Dr. Cranky]

Rob, that sounds pretty classy indeed. If I starred in Westerns, I'd be tempted to show up in one of these .

Edited February 27, 2012 by Dr. Cranky

[ZombieHunter26]

Friends, friends! I'm surprised no one has mentioned this beauty.

If money were no object, this seasoned zombie hunter would show up in full regalia driving this-

Dodge Tomahawk. For all bad mother truckers. Accept no substitute!

Edited February 27, 2012 by ZombieHunter26

[ZombieHunter26]

Speaking of the Tomahawk- I'm slightly irritated to find that there are no scale models of it. Only a 1:64 hotwheels. I don't know enough about how it's built to scratchbuild one either! Oh well.

[kingtoy]

If were talking the Oscars, you have to be driven. The only way to show up is.......

A completely VIP'd out Lexus LS400.... the only way to ride.

[sjordan2]

Sophia Loren knew how to do it right. And I'm sure she still does.