Your favorite old/classic cars

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Building one of these in my driveway... can't wait to drive it.

 

Bradley GT 2

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1964 Chevy Impala, this car in particular holds a lot of memories for me. My Dad once had this car and every Saturday my brother and I would spend time with him during the day and we would ride around in his Chevy.

 

 

 

 

 

1984 Cadillac De ville, a car that really oozes class

 

 

 

 

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1977, black with red decals I think.

Cool my dad actually owns a 1985 red (body) and white( side trim) camaro. he had it since the car came out. it looks like this but he changed the front grill to the 1986 version where it says "camaro"

 

 

1984 Cadillac De ville, a car that really oozes class

 

 

 

i always see this car parked in the driveway in my neighborhood. Nice car 

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Building one of these in my driveway... can't wait to drive it.

 

Bradley GT 2

is that the one your building? really  beautiful car

[Teen Buscemi 135]

The unreleased Lincon-futura. More specifically the modified 1966 Batmobile!

[Yamato 1,348]

There's a lot of classic cars that I dig, and a comprehensive list would be too tiring to create and too long to read, so I'll just list the first few that come to mind.

1960 Lincoln Continental Breezeway Sedan
1974 Chrysler CL Valiant Charger (Aussie car)
1974 Chrysler Drifter (panel van version of the above)
Pretty much the entire 1957 Chrysler lineup
1962 Prince (Nissan) Skyline Sport Hardtop
1983-89 Mitsubishi Starion/Chrysler Conquest

1983-87 Toyota Corolla Sprinter Trueno (AE86)

1954 Mercury Monterey sedan
1960-61 Chevy Trucks

1967 Dodge Charger
1971 Plymouth Roadrunner
1960 Dodge Dart
VW Type 2 Transporter (The VW bus)
1984-88 Chevy Nova
1970-77 Ford Maverick
1955-57 Pontiac Chieftain


 

Edited July 31, 2014 by Chrysler

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55 Cadillac so sexy ebony...

 

 

55 Mercedes Benz 300sl 

 

 

and a 71 Mach 1 Mustang 

[Celli 4,338]

I like the 70s Mustang GT

The old Charger(The current one looks like shit)

70s Camaro

They don't make cars like they used to.

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I love the old school japanese hot rods, Nissan Z cars, The MK II & III Supras and 86 Corolla and the absolute favorite the 2nd Generation RX7. Three decades old still looks awesome, Still handing it to V8 cars, all while humming a nice note and belching fire balls of sweet turbo rotary coolness. They drive like it's on rails you can take corners with the pedal to the floor. Reliable as an AK47 if you take the time to keep it tune.

 

 

 

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Ford Capri 1969-1986: they just look so cool, and there all rear wheel drive and have go faster styling even the 1.6 laser which were cheap to insure.

 

My all time favourites are the Plymouth Roadrunner 1969 and 1970, but I'll show you something else, my favorite mustangs!

 

 

Mustang 5.0 1982

Mustang SVO 1984 (The only Mustang to have a 4 cylinder engine!)

 

 

 

*All pictures by me.

[Mr. Mustang 647]

1967 fastback dark green Mustang.

 

Not to mention that's my dream car.

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I'd have to have one of these:

 

 

The KPGC10 Skyline GT-R, AKA "Hakosuka". I've always been a huge fan of the Skyline GT-R (and still on even though it's just called GT-R).

Edited August 21, 2014 by Azure Flare

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I like the 70s Mustang GT

The old Charger(The current one looks like shit)

70s Camaro

They don't make cars like they used to.

which charger are you talking about? the brand new one or the 2010 model?

Camaro's are awesome.

sadly, they dont make them like they did. i hate how they always use LED trimming in headlights like in new cars (Audi, Porsche, etc). its overused.

I love the old school japanese hot rods, Nissan Z cars, The MK II & III Supras and 86 Corolla and the absolute favorite the 2nd Generation RX7. Three decades old still looks awesome, Still handing it to V8 cars, all while humming a nice note and belching fire balls of sweet turbo rotary coolness. They drive like it's on rails you can take corners with the pedal to the floor. Reliable as an AK47 if you take the time to keep it tune.

 

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really awesome  car :3 btw, Welcome to the fourms!

I'd have to have one of these:

 

 

The KPGC10 Skyline GT-R, AKA "Hakosuka". I've always been a huge fan of the Skyline GT-R (and still on even though it's just called GT-R).

great car for drifting i think. Welcome to the fourms :3

Edited August 21, 2014 by SOULEATERROX

[Celli 4,338]

which charger are you talking about? the brand new one or the 2010 model?

Camaro's are awesome.

sadly, they dont make them like they did. i hate how they always use LED trimming in headlights like in new cars (Audi, Porsche, etc). its overused.

 

really awesome car :3 btw, Welcome to the fourms!

 

great car for drifting i think. Welcome to the fourms :3

Any model that's not the old version. The four door models.

[Overdrive 5,366]

Tough decision, tough decision. There are quite a few I wouldn't mind having:

 

Ford Motor Company:

 

Ford Torino (1968-1972)

Ford Mustang (1969-1970)

Ford Fairlane (1966-1967)

Ford Maverick (1970-1977)

Mercury Cougar (1967-1970)

Mercury Cyclone (1970-1971)

Lincoln Continental (1962-1964)

 

General Motors:

 

GM A-Body (Chevrolet Chevelle, El Camino; Pontiac Le Mans, Tempest, GTO; Buick GS, GSX; Oldsmobile Cutlass, F-85, 442) (1964-1972)

GM F-Body (Chevrolet Camaro; Pontiac Firebird/Trans Am) (1967-1973, 1978-1981)

GM G-Body (Chevrolet Monte Carlo; Pontiac Grand Prix; Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme; Buick GN, GNX, Regal) (1970-1972, 1978-1987)

GM X-Body (Chevrolet Nova) (1968-1972)

Chevrolet Tri-Five (Bel Air, Nomad...) (1955-1957)

Chevrolet Full Size (Impala, Biscayne, Del Ray...) (1958-1964)

Chevrolet Corvette (1963-1970)

Chevrolet C-10 (1967-1972)

Buick Riviera (1963-1965, 1970-1973)

GMC Jimmy/Chevrolet Blazer (1969-1972)

Cadillac Eldorado (1953-1966)

 

Chrysler:

 

A-Body (Dodge Dart, Dart Swinger, Demon; Plymouth Valiant, Barracuda, Duster, Scamp) (1967-1972)

B-Body (Dodge Charger, Coronet, Super Bee, Charger Daytona; Plymouth Belvedere, Satellite, GTX, Road Runner, Superbird) (1965-1975)
E-Body (Dodge Challenger, Plymouth Barracuda) (1970-1971)

 

American Motors Corp.:

 

AMC Javelin/AMX (1968-1974)

AMC Hornet (1970-1972)

AMC Rebel (1967-1970)

 

Yeah, it's quite a bit. My winter project is actually on this list. I have a 1971 AMC Javelin SST that is a work in progress. Hope to have it done by the spring.

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Any model that's not the old version. The four door models.

oh. the chargers from 2006- 2010 look bad. 

[Celli 4,338]

oh. the chargers from 2006- 2010 look bad.

The aren't terrible, just 4 doors don't go well with muscle cars. The Challenger though...

[LeafFerret 3,382]

I have to say the Pontiac Firebird third generation would have to be my favorite.

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I gotta say the late 60's, early 70's Ford Mustangs, but if theres one car i like its the. Aston Martin DB5

[Overdrive 5,366]

Well, I know it's not a classic (it's a 2014, actually), but I do get to drive one of these every day. I can't get enough of it.

[Mr. Mustang 647]

Well, I know it's not a classic (it's a 2014, actually), but I do get to drive one of these every day. I can't get enough of it.

 

You lucky duck! I mean pony? Humanoid?

 

Eh, anyway, you lucky lucky person!

[Overdrive 5,366]

You lucky duck! I mean pony? Humanoid?

 

Eh, anyway, you lucky lucky person!

Only thing that sucks about it is putting gas in it. Fun comes at a price.

[Scrubbed user 3,416]

I bet Mopar fanboys come up to you and say "seven oh seven".

 

I have sat in a GT500, not much more than a normal Mustang though.

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my most favourite muscle car has to be the 1972 Oldsmobile 442

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Mk1 Mazda MX5- My dad owns one, a 1997 example in silver the same as the one in the pic

 

 

MG Metro 6R4- the ridiculousness of this car I even find quite appealing.

 

 

Renualt 5 GT Turbo MK1

 

Edited August 25, 2014 by Scootaloodle

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Steam Engines don't count....

oh WAIT!!! They do (insert maniacal laugh)

 

The Stanley Steamer...really any Steam car...they are super quiet, super fast for their time (can go 70+mph)....If a bit more modernized in the technology used to harness the steam power, I believe steam vehicles today would be the fastest cars around (minus those jet propelled ones and other strange power usages that are not and have not been used for commercial vehicles)