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I like Tom's list, good calls! Would have to add a McLaren F1 to it if any money is left.
Ernie |
I suppose you don't have to spend ALL the money...
1. Lola T332 - Fast as hell, relatively cheap and easy to fix $100,000 --- Track car 2. Porsche 917/30 - The Sunoco/Donohue car $2,500,000 (?) ------Once on the track then for viewing pleasure 3. 427 Cobra - either Kirkham or SAI $100,000 ----Fun street car 4. BMW M5 - One of the best road cars out there. $70,000 ----Daily driver 5. Ferrari Enzo - Looks and performs - and is brand new $500,000 -----Fun street car |
1. 1935 model sj duesenburg
2. Ferrari daytona spyder 3. Cobra with 427 either sai or Kirham 4. Auburn boat tail speedster 5. A house and garage worthy of holding it all:3DSMILE: 6.38 foot cigarette or fountain boat 7. New BMW m5 for trips to Las Vegas |
I'm not much for the exotics....
1963 Rambler, the first car I drove. 1958 Chevy Belair the first car I owned 1969 Plymouth RR 426 Hemi first car I bought when I returned from Nam. An alum 427 car from SAI & Kirkham 1935 3 window coupe Mike |
Mike -
You still have $4,781.500 left! Pat:) |
I sold ERA #302 however, I WILL BE BACK
in the mean time: Ferrari 360 Modena (daily driver) GT40 from T. Armstrong Ferrari F1 from J Shirley 427 Cobra from Archer 429 Mustang from G. McKay Duesenberg Twenty Grand (need a kid hauler for soccer) Mercedes Vision SLR |
Pat,
The rest of the money is for the garage and full time mechanic... He works while I play. Mike |
I think I will go for the "American Heavy Metal Shoppe":
(listed in no particular order) 1. 1971 Pontiac Trans-Am, SD 455/4 speed 2. 1969 COPO Z-28 Camaro 3. 1966 Shelby Cobra, 427 S/C 4. 196? Daytona Coupe 5. 1966 Shelby GT-350S (only 1 in existence) 6. 196? Ford GT-40 7. 1970 Hemi 'Cuda 8. 1969 Superbird 9. 1968 Shelby GT-500KR 10. 2002 Saleen S7 11. 1970 Corvette, 454/4-speed 12. 1965 Nash Metropolitan If my numbers are correct, I should have just under a million left to create my garage/test track and memoribilia bar where you are can come visit and we can drive around in the cars. Oh, number 12 is to shuttle us from the garage to the track. Brad P.S. to Tom-In-Ohio - Tom, I see a Tucker frequently. Francis Ford Coppola has one in his 'media' room at his winery in Napa. It is the same car used in the movie "Tucker" that he made. It is in a big room with his awards, and memoribilia from his movies. I go there to get 'refills'. |
10 Mil$ to spend--Hmmm! Thanks Cal
No particular order SPF Daytona Coupe $100 thou New Mini Cooper S $25 thou '32 Ford "vicky" street rod $40-50 thou A new SPF Cobra for my wife $60thou A BMW Convertible(do they make a M series?)for my wife Hood 52-aluminum-fully prepped for off-shore use 1.2$ Use the rest of the funds to build a waterfront house with dockage and an oversize fully equipped w/mechanic garage/shop and invest the rest to enjoy the toys. And buy more. Oh forget it -- it's only play money but dreaming is fun anyway |
Brad --
#1) "1971 Trans-Am" -- I think you mean a 455 HO. They only made SD TA's in '73 and '74... |
btsai,
You are correct, thanks for catching that. I had a '74 SD 455 and though it was a great car, I always liked the lines/shape/colors of the '71 better. brad |
1957 Ferrari Testa Rossa
1928 Bugatti Type 37 (?) GP McLaren F1 sb Cobra* bb Cobra* Mercedes Benz W196 (full bodied) F1 Car Huge Duesenberg *how 'come so few of youse guys chose Cobras (because you own them already)? |
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[quote=hurricaneharold]HEM 6 "GPG 4C" How much of the car is original ?Id rather have CSX 2142[/QUOTE
And a FERRARI 250 GTO of course |
So many cars....
Pegaso Z-102 SS-P Spyder
Voisin C26 Alfa-Romeo 6C 1750 Isotta-Fraschini Tipo 8D Hispano-Suiza J Series Maybach DS7 Bugatti Type 41 Brabham BT44 (or any other Gordon Murray Brabham) ....Fred |
Aston Martin DBR1
Cunningham C4R Just two for me.:) |
Gordon, I forgot about the boat tail. A model 851 just exudes class. I would get a replica for my wife, but I doubt I could register it here in CA since most have a Chevy truck motor and the SB100 numbers go quick.
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Lets see, i would like to have.......
Fliptop CSX2196 Lance Reventlows Scarab when it was street converted M.G. R2 (Flying Shingle) King Cobra CM/1/63 Dragonsnake CSX2427 I would settle though for any 289 Cobra. |
Ferrari 275 GTB
Ferrari 365 GTB Mclaren F1 '66 427 Comp Cobra '67 L88 Corvette Coupe '69 COPO Camaro '67 Shelby GT500, with the 427 SO '66 427 Cobra S/C '68 Z/28 Camaro with the Sebring option |
62 Ferrari 250 SWB (Alloy)
GT40 Mark1 71 Lambo Muria SV 63 Corvette Grand Sport (2-2.56 million???) 427 s/c |
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