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Title: What is your dream car?
Post by: pabloholder on April 27, 2019, 19:41
Audi R8 = my dream car.
How about you?
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Post by: cthoman on April 27, 2019, 20:06
Paid off.
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Post by: trabuco on April 28, 2019, 02:44
65 Ford Mustang. Blue.
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Post by: MicroVet on April 28, 2019, 03:28
My 20 year old car not giving me mechanic expenses.
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Post by: trabuco on April 28, 2019, 04:07
My 20 year old car not giving me mechanic expenses.

same here.
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Post by: dpimborough on April 28, 2019, 05:42
One with four wheels that goes  ;D
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Post by: motionguy on April 28, 2019, 06:04
65 Ford Mustang. Blue.

This
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Post by: Chichikov on April 28, 2019, 09:51
Aston Martin DB9 Volante
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Post by: MysteryShot on April 28, 2019, 10:27
K.I.T.T.
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Post by: georgep7 on April 28, 2019, 12:35
A mini camper. 4 beds, toilet, kitchen. Possl or similar.

:)
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Post by: Uncle Pete on April 29, 2019, 12:40
1991 Honda Accord EX wagon, with a manual transmission. Only problem, they stopped making them in 1997 so I might have to get a Subaru Outback or Forester. At 300K at the station, because it's a station wagon? Selling it for parts to a guy who has two already. 0-60 9.6 seconds, four cylinder about 17 seconds for a standing 1/4 mile. It's much shifting and pushing the pedal to the floor. Not a sports car.

Fully paid for in about 2001, so along the same lines as others, 15 years of driving a paid for car, and loving it.

(https://i.postimg.cc/3JrSkvsz/honda-300k-March-17-2016-web.jpg)

Unrealistic dream kind of car?

Supercharged LSA V8-Powered Manual transmission, CTS-V Wagon, 551 horsepower. Probably a little much for a grocery getter, but imagine merging onto the Interstate. Somewhere in the area of 0-60 in 3.7 seconds, 12.2 @ 120 mph (same as a Chevrolet Corvette)

Still it's a station wagon.  :) Gotta have a wagon.
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Post by: Cider Apple on April 29, 2019, 15:55
As soon as my crypto bags come in I'm getting one of these bad boys...
https://www.eaglegb.com/ (https://www.eaglegb.com/)
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Post by: fritz on April 29, 2019, 19:36
Bike!Aston Martin One-77 Cycle
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Post by: PaulieWalnuts on April 29, 2019, 23:44
Where do I start... I'd have a warehouse full of cars if I could

Porsche 911 Turbo/GT3, 356 or 550
Mercedes Benz 300SL Gullwing
Plymouth Hemi Cuda or Dodge Challenger Convertible
Dodge Charger 500 Hemi
Dodge Dart Hemi Super Stock
And on and on

If I could only have one, 911
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Post by: DavidK on April 30, 2019, 08:12
Funny how things change as you get older. I used to be a huge fan of hypercars and supercars. Now I really like the idea of an understated sleeper like a Golf R with an APR stage 3 tune. After the warranty is up of course. The Trackhawk looks like a great deal of fun too for straight line pulls.
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Post by: HalfFull on April 30, 2019, 08:25
Funny how things change as you get older. I used to be a huge fan of hypercars and supercars. Now I really like the idea of an understated sleeper like a Golf R with an APR stage 3 tune. After the warranty is up of course. The Trackhawk looks like a great deal of fun too for straight line pulls.

+1

I still have my 16yr old Fabia VRS... been tinkered with a little. Custom road map, larger turbo, Large FMIC, Miltech Sports Exhaust, Uprated clutch for the 400lb foot torque... rear ARB, big brakes, Coilovers, big air intake and last year... treated it to a fresh coat of paint (all over). It doesn't get driven a lot but it is great fun to drive on twisty /single track roads in Northumberland & Scotland.
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Post by: Chichikov on April 30, 2019, 08:40
Bike!Aston Martin One-77 Cycle

Yes! This and that!
(Does A M also make a kick scooter?)
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Post by: DavidK on April 30, 2019, 08:59
Funny how things change as you get older. I used to be a huge fan of hypercars and supercars. Now I really like the idea of an understated sleeper like a Golf R with an APR stage 3 tune. After the warranty is up of course. The Trackhawk looks like a great deal of fun too for straight line pulls.

+1

I still have my 16yr old Fabia VRS... been tinkered with a little. Custom road map, larger turbo, Large FMIC, Miltech Sports Exhaust, Uprated clutch for the 400lb foot torque... rear ARB, big brakes, Coilovers, big air intake and last year... treated it to a fresh coat of paint (all over). It doesn't get driven a lot but it is great fun to drive on twisty /single track roads in Northumberland & Scotland.

Sounds like you've been tinkering more than just a little! 400 lb-ft - have you had it dyno'ed? BHP? Big question, what did you do other than the coilovers up front? How is the hop and understeer? Genuinely curious even though we have not had Skodas here in Canada since 1989.
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Post by: HalfFull on April 30, 2019, 09:24
Funny how things change as you get older. I used to be a huge fan of hypercars and supercars. Now I really like the idea of an understated sleeper like a Golf R with an APR stage 3 tune. After the warranty is up of course. The Trackhawk looks like a great deal of fun too for straight line pulls.

+1

I still have my 16yr old Fabia VRS... been tinkered with a little. Custom road map, larger turbo, Large FMIC, Miltech Sports Exhaust, Uprated clutch for the 400lb foot torque... rear ARB, big brakes, Coilovers, big air intake and last year... treated it to a fresh coat of paint (all over). It doesn't get driven a lot but it is great fun to drive on twisty /single track roads in Northumberland & Scotland.

Sounds like you've been tinkering more than just a little! 400 lb-ft - have you had it dyno'ed? BHP? Big question, what did you do other than the coilovers up front? How is the hop and understeer? Genuinely curious even though we have not had Skodas here in Canada since 1989.

It was up on a rolling road for stats, 220bhp when it was decated but that has been put back on now to pass the MoT. There's a strut brace + uprated Front ARB. The bushes are all Polyurethane... it's not the most comfortable car to drive, a little on the firm side but it does corner like a go-cart  ;D To be honest, I was thinking of taking the strut brace off as I think the new coilovers work better without it.

Most of the control/braking was sorted out before Jabba Sports done the engine tweaks. The next clutch that goes (only had 2 throughout the life of the car) will result in the dual mass flywheel being replaced with a single and a LSD put on. You have to be progressive with the accelerator otherwise wheel spinning is an issue... up to 3rd gear. It's been one off the cars that has been great fun to own and work on. Do most of my own work/repairs. The original clutch lasted 6 months as they held the torque back to 320lb and then lifted it right up when the paddle clutch went it.

A VW Golf R would be another great car to play with without it being two obvious on the road... especially if it's de-badged  ;D
 
Edit- Yeah it hops a little round roundabouts but never leaves you feeling it will lose control, just lands planted and pulls away again. I think the car is probably far more capable of speeds into corners than I have balls to test  :o
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Post by: DavidK on April 30, 2019, 10:21
Funny how things change as you get older. I used to be a huge fan of hypercars and supercars. Now I really like the idea of an understated sleeper like a Golf R with an APR stage 3 tune. After the warranty is up of course. The Trackhawk looks like a great deal of fun too for straight line pulls.

+1

I still have my 16yr old Fabia VRS... been tinkered with a little. Custom road map, larger turbo, Large FMIC, Miltech Sports Exhaust, Uprated clutch for the 400lb foot torque... rear ARB, big brakes, Coilovers, big air intake and last year... treated it to a fresh coat of paint (all over). It doesn't get driven a lot but it is great fun to drive on twisty /single track roads in Northumberland & Scotland.

Sounds like you've been tinkering more than just a little! 400 lb-ft - have you had it dyno'ed? BHP? Big question, what did you do other than the coilovers up front? How is the hop and understeer? Genuinely curious even though we have not had Skodas here in Canada since 1989.

It was up on a rolling road for stats, 220bhp when it was decated but that has been put back on now to pass the MoT. There's a strut brace + uprated Front ARB. The bushes are all Polyurethane... it's not the most comfortable car to drive, a little on the firm side but it does corner like a go-cart  ;D To be honest, I was thinking of taking the strut brace off as I think the new coilovers work better without it.

Most of the control/braking was sorted out before Jabba Sports done the engine tweaks. The next clutch that goes (only had 2 throughout the life of the car) will result in the dual mass flywheel being replaced with a single and a LSD put on. You have to be progressive with the accelerator otherwise wheel spinning is an issue... up to 3rd gear. It's been one off the cars that has been great fun to own and work on. Do most of my own work/repairs. The original clutch lasted 6 months as they held the torque back to 320lb and then lifted it right up when the paddle clutch went it.

A VW Golf R would be another great car to play with without it being two obvious on the road... especially if it's de-badged  ;D
 
Edit- Yeah it hops a little round roundabouts but never leaves you feeling it will lose control, just lands planted and pulls away again. I think the car is probably far more capable of speeds into corners than I have balls to test  :o

Thanks for the additional information. Sounds like it's a hoot to drive!

Seriously considering the R now for about six months. Currently daily driving a Wrangler which is pretty much a necessity where I am, but not exactly a fun or spirited vehicle to drive anywhere but off road. Last payment coming up in a couple of months so looking for a second vehicle. The only question is whether to buy an older one and throw some aftermarket money at it right away or hold off and see if the rumors of a 400hp version for 2020 have any merit.
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Post by: HalfFull on April 30, 2019, 11:15
Funny how things change as you get older. I used to be a huge fan of hypercars and supercars. Now I really like the idea of an understated sleeper like a Golf R with an APR stage 3 tune. After the warranty is up of course. The Trackhawk looks like a great deal of fun too for straight line pulls.

+1

I still have my 16yr old Fabia VRS... been tinkered with a little. Custom road map, larger turbo, Large FMIC, Miltech Sports Exhaust, Uprated clutch for the 400lb foot torque... rear ARB, big brakes, Coilovers, big air intake and last year... treated it to a fresh coat of paint (all over). It doesn't get driven a lot but it is great fun to drive on twisty /single track roads in Northumberland & Scotland.

Sounds like you've been tinkering more than just a little! 400 lb-ft - have you had it dyno'ed? BHP? Big question, what did you do other than the coilovers up front? How is the hop and understeer? Genuinely curious even though we have not had Skodas here in Canada since 1989.

It was up on a rolling road for stats, 220bhp when it was decated but that has been put back on now to pass the MoT. There's a strut brace + uprated Front ARB. The bushes are all Polyurethane... it's not the most comfortable car to drive, a little on the firm side but it does corner like a go-cart  ;D To be honest, I was thinking of taking the strut brace off as I think the new coilovers work better without it.

Most of the control/braking was sorted out before Jabba Sports done the engine tweaks. The next clutch that goes (only had 2 throughout the life of the car) will result in the dual mass flywheel being replaced with a single and a LSD put on. You have to be progressive with the accelerator otherwise wheel spinning is an issue... up to 3rd gear. It's been one off the cars that has been great fun to own and work on. Do most of my own work/repairs. The original clutch lasted 6 months as they held the torque back to 320lb and then lifted it right up when the paddle clutch went it.

A VW Golf R would be another great car to play with without it being two obvious on the road... especially if it's de-badged  ;D
 
Edit- Yeah it hops a little round roundabouts but never leaves you feeling it will lose control, just lands planted and pulls away again. I think the car is probably far more capable of speeds into corners than I have balls to test  :o

Thanks for the additional information. Sounds like it's a hoot to drive!

Seriously considering the R now for about six months. Currently daily driving a Wrangler which is pretty much a necessity where I am, but not exactly a fun or spirited vehicle to drive anywhere but off road. Last payment coming up in a couple of months so looking for a second vehicle. The only question is whether to buy an older one and throw some aftermarket money at it right away or hold off and see if the rumors of a 400hp version for 2020 have any merit.

Possibly wait until the new one comes out. As soon as you modify the car, especially increasing bhp, the insurance goes up more than it would if you had a standard car at the same bhp. Of course, if you enjoy working on the car yourself, then it would be worth the extra!

For me, this will be the last car I'll have which I'll playground with myself... newer cars are not quite as friendly to work on yourself now.
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Post by: gillian vann on July 25, 2019, 03:36
I've been blessed to always be driving my dream car. I've loved every car i've ever owned, from Mazda to the Land Rover Defender to the Porsche. We love cars.  Currently have the pocket rocket VW Golf R. but, dream car would be one of those 1950s convertible jags, or porsche, not fussy. :)
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Post by: rinderart on January 03, 2020, 01:04
I was and still am a Car freak. I had 2 ferraris. a 72 Dino coupe and also a 74 Daytona. Both red. I paid $17,000 for the Dino and $24,000 for the Daytona. The Dino Now is worth $340,000 and the Daytona a Cool 600,000 also a Jaguar 1956 XKE 140 coupe I paid $6,000 for it in 1961 and Now?????? 500K at Least. and........4 Ex Wives........LOL  Live and Learn. The Dino was rented By the TV show "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner: 1979 to 1984.
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Post by: mj007 on January 03, 2020, 01:34
Dodge Viper..The Best American V10.
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Post by: trek on January 03, 2020, 06:49
An all electric AWD SUV with 400 miles of range...  Maybe next year. 
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Post by: qunamax on January 03, 2020, 07:46
Alfa Romeo 4c.
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Post by: Thomas from France on January 03, 2020, 08:24
Peugeot e-legend.

Definitely a dream :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYxqbfQhFa4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYxqbfQhFa4)
(https://static.latribune.fr/full_width/1017892/peugeot-e-legend.jpg)
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Post by: Opalescence on January 03, 2020, 13:53
A lovechild of Land Rover and VW California. Big and comfortable for me and my stuff and takes me everywhere. Speed is secondary. Wish it existed.
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Post by: georgep7 on January 03, 2020, 14:58
A lovechild of Land Rover and VW California. Big and comfortable for me and my stuff and takes me everywhere. Speed is secondary. Wish it existed.

Kind of "it does" maybe?

https://www.google.com/search?q=off+road+campervan&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiDyc6_mujmAhXEjRQKHf6_Av4Q2-cCegQIABAC&oq=off+road+campervan&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-img.3..0j0i24l2j0i10i24j0i24.28820.30197..31410...0.0..0.223.531.0j2j1......0....1.Rzg-bwI8Cdk&ei=mJsPXoOdHsSbUv7_ivAP&bih=600&biw=1024&client=tablet-android-hipstreet&prmd=ivmn (https://www.google.com/search?q=off+road+campervan&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiDyc6_mujmAhXEjRQKHf6_Av4Q2-cCegQIABAC&oq=off+road+campervan&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-img.3..0j0i24l2j0i10i24j0i24.28820.30197..31410...0.0..0.223.531.0j2j1......0....1.Rzg-bwI8Cdk&ei=mJsPXoOdHsSbUv7_ivAP&bih=600&biw=1024&client=tablet-android-hipstreet&prmd=ivmn)

Although a normal camper covers most of the cases I guess :)
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Post by: marthamarks on January 03, 2020, 15:10
65 Ford Mustang. Blue.

My husband courted me in a '65 Mustang, burgundy color.

And yes, that does date me. A whole lot. We'll celebrate our 52nd wedding anniversary at the end of this month.  :D
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Post by: grejak on January 03, 2020, 15:44
tesla X or model S can't really decide :)
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Post by: ouatedeP on January 03, 2020, 17:25
any car that someone will be over $50 to license the image 
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Post by: Chichikov on January 04, 2020, 05:41
I was and still am a Car freak. I had 2 ferraris. a 72 Dino coupe and also a 74 Daytona. Both red. I paid $17,000 for the Dino and $24,000 for the Daytona. The Dino Now is worth $340,000 and the Daytona a Cool 600,000 also a Jaguar 1956 XKE 140 coupe I paid $6,000 for it in 1961 and Now?????? 500K at Least. and........4 Ex Wives........LOL  Live and Learn. The Dino was rented By the TV show "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner: 1979 to 1984.

Wow, I am impressed!
But I've always wondered how somebody like you who has made music for thousands of Movies and TV shows and get millions of royalties, somebody like you having houses in Beverly Hills and villas in Malibu, somebody like you having Ferraris and Jaguars… has finished to sell photos for 38˘ on Shutterstock……
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Post by: rene on January 04, 2020, 08:01
I was and still am a Car freak. I had 2 ferraris. a 72 Dino coupe and also a 74 Daytona. Both red. I paid $17,000 for the Dino and $24,000 for the Daytona. The Dino Now is worth $340,000 and the Daytona a Cool 600,000 also a Jaguar 1956 XKE 140 coupe I paid $6,000 for it in 1961 and Now?????? 500K at Least. and........4 Ex Wives........LOL  Live and Learn. The Dino was rented By the TV show "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner: 1979 to 1984.

Wow, I am impressed!
But I've always wondered how somebody like you who has made music for thousands of Movies and TV shows and get millions of royalties, somebody like you having houses in Beverly Hills and villas in Malibu, somebody like you having Ferraris and Jaguars… has finished to sell photos for 38˘ on Shutterstock……
It would be interesting to know...
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Post by: georgep7 on January 04, 2020, 08:18
I was and still am a Car freak. I had 2 ferraris. a 72 Dino coupe and also a 74 Daytona. Both red. I paid $17,000 for the Dino and $24,000 for the Daytona. The Dino Now is worth $340,000 and the Daytona a Cool 600,000 also a Jaguar 1956 XKE 140 coupe I paid $6,000 for it in 1961 and Now?????? 500K at Least. and........4 Ex Wives........LOL  Live and Learn. The Dino was rented By the TV show "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner: 1979 to 1984.

Wow, I am impressed!
But I've always wondered how somebody like you who has made music for thousands of Movies and TV shows and get millions of royalties, somebody like you having houses in Beverly Hills and villas in Malibu, somebody like you having Ferraris and Jaguars… has finished to sell photos for 38˘ on Shutterstock……
It would be interesting to know...

Well you will have to marry him to find out then! :P

(Guess you missed the bold text, i also didn't notice it in the first place :) )
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Post by: Chichikov on January 04, 2020, 09:45
I was and still am a Car freak. I had 2 ferraris. a 72 Dino coupe and also a 74 Daytona. Both red. I paid $17,000 for the Dino and $24,000 for the Daytona. The Dino Now is worth $340,000 and the Daytona a Cool 600,000 also a Jaguar 1956 XKE 140 coupe I paid $6,000 for it in 1961 and Now?????? 500K at Least. and........4 Ex Wives........LOL  Live and Learn. The Dino was rented By the TV show "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner: 1979 to 1984.

Wow, I am impressed!
But I've always wondered how somebody like you who has made music for thousands of Movies and TV shows and get millions of royalties, somebody like you having houses in Beverly Hills and villas in Malibu, somebody like you having Ferraris and Jaguars… has finished to sell photos for 38˘ on Shutterstock……
It would be interesting to know...

Well you will have to marry him to find out then! :P

(Guess you missed the bold text, i also didn't notice it in the first place :) )
Probably the 4th wife was a Kardashian :D
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Post by: Opalescence on January 04, 2020, 10:50

Kind of "it does" maybe?

Although a normal camper covers most of the cases I guess :)
Soon to be found out!  ;D
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Post by: HughStoneIan on January 04, 2020, 13:45
Any motorized covered vehicle that will never leave me stranded on the side of the road...ever. That is my dream car. Don't care what it looks like, color, cosmetics, whether it has a radio, gps, cameras, etc. Just an all-the-time 24/7/365 100% reliable car. Hey, the topic is a "dream" car, so I'll dream.
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Post by: DiscreetDuck on January 04, 2020, 14:12
So many things in my dreams, never a single car.
I hope this will never happen...
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Post by: YadaYadaYada on January 07, 2020, 07:46
I was and still am a Car freak. I had 2 ferraris. a 72 Dino coupe and also a 74 Daytona. Both red. I paid $17,000 for the Dino and $24,000 for the Daytona. The Dino Now is worth $340,000 and the Daytona a Cool 600,000 also a Jaguar 1956 XKE 140 coupe I paid $6,000 for it in 1961 and Now?????? 500K at Least. and........4 Ex Wives........LOL  Live and Learn. The Dino was rented By the TV show "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner: 1979 to 1984.

Ferrari Dino GTS for the pilot only, now you drive a Buick.
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Post by: rinderart on February 16, 2020, 15:37
I was and still am a Car freak. I had 2 ferraris. a 72 Dino coupe and also a 74 Daytona. Both red. I paid $17,000 for the Dino and $24,000 for the Daytona. The Dino Now is worth $340,000 and the Daytona a Cool 600,000 also a Jaguar 1956 XKE 140 coupe I paid $6,000 for it in 1961 and Now?????? 500K at Least. and........4 Ex Wives........LOL  Live and Learn. The Dino was rented By the TV show "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner: 1979 to 1984.

Ferrari Dino GTS for the pilot only, now you drive a Buick.

Actually Im still Car Crazy and Yes. Being divorced 3 times Put a Damper on things along with 4 th wife Being Much More successful than I was. I always Made Money Buying and selling Cars especially Ferraris and Jags. Heres my Last One In front of the House. sold it to Ann Margaret after a divorce.. I could List every car since High school......Which was...#1 A Hopped up 49 Chevy 2 Door. My Dad was a Member of a car club in Burbank In the 50's "The Road Kings" Since he was a metalurgist he built the Early Frames for Dragsters with Racer Tommy IVO.all the coolest Hot Rods. Fri Night was Drag Night, then to the Drivein to show off Cars Just Like all the early Teen Movies with Sal Mineo etc,etc. I was even In a few Of those as a extra. We Lived around the corner from Warner Bros and Disney was a Block away. My Dino. My current ride is a Chevy Equinox . Very Nice Ride.

Best Friend was Don Grady In My 3 Sons. He Played "Robbie" and was In the Mousketeers Along with One of the Guys I started a Band with Dick Dodd who Was Dickie. I got a Million stories. Thats enough for now. But...Here was My first New Car. what a ride. 64 TBird.
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Post by: fritz on February 17, 2020, 19:55
When you'are getting older (and wiser) you realize that every car from 1,000$ to 10,000000@ will take you to the point A to Point B!
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Post by: mj007 on February 17, 2020, 22:20
When you'are getting older (and wiser) you realize that every car from 1,000$ to 10,000000@ will take you to the point A to Point B!
Yes all cars will take you point A to Point B , but how fast and how much style will they take you there ?
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Post by: SuperPhoto on February 17, 2020, 22:36
I own my dream car :)
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Post by: georgep7 on February 18, 2020, 06:52
When you'are getting older (and wiser) you realize that every car from 1,000$ to 10,000000@ will take you to the point A to Point B!
Yes all cars will take you point A to Point B , but how fast and how much style will they take you there ?

Depends,
With kids? No matter the car A to B seems long
With wife and kids? A to B no matter the car seems extra long
With kids, wife and grandparents? B seems more far than ever
Going to work? Starting from A early you usually arrive late at B
plus there is never parking space available on B when arriving.
Leaving from work? You wish point B wasn't your destination
plus you will also not find a space to park exactly at point A!

As for style watch this "mom drive" parody and get some ideas :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j0H5sP-prk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j0H5sP-prk)
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Post by: Astrantia on February 18, 2020, 14:11
A Volkswagen T6 van converted into a camper van by the german "Bullifaktur" from Hamburg.
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Post by: charged on February 18, 2020, 16:36
Any Tesla
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Post by: Joshzhen on February 21, 2020, 22:30
Audi q9  ;D