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I didn’t say there would be anyone else in the car with me…. I would just have options !
The 396 was a family favorite. My uncle had a 69 chevelle SS convertible with a 396. That would be my pick. My dad bought a new gmc 2wd in 72, in 73 he swapped in a 396. Other uncle, these are all brothers, bought a new shortbed stepside, I think it was a 76, promptly swapped in a 396. Had 35’s on it. I drove that truck to my senior prom. You can see the 72 in the background… barely. Taken 42 years ago.
A yenko
1967 GT40 j car. But I'm not sure the public could drive those, so in my dream I'd be rich enough I could drive it.
It would be fun to go back and walk around a car lot full of brand new '71 Cuda. Get to see all the options and colors.
Well this is a fun thread. I'd go back to way before my time. '62 or '63 Z11 Impala would definitely be my choice.
It’s one of those interesting rarities I would love to see in person, especially show-room-fresh
In high school there was a guy a couple years out of school that had a Hemi Cuda.
Let me tell ya the mid 70’s were an awesome time for muscle cars…everyone was getting rid of them due to the OPEC gas crisis, bad fuel mileage, continuing emission controls, high insurance premiums, and the age of the cars (4-10yrs old).
Having driven or rode with friends that had BB cars and solid lifter small blocks, I’ve never been in a true Hemi car.
So Hemi Cuda!
Let me tell ya the mid 70’s were an awesome time for muscle cars…everyone was getting rid of them due to the OPEC gas crisis, bad fuel mileage, continuing emission controls, high insurance premiums, and the age of the cars (4-10yrs old).
Having driven or rode with friends that had BB cars and solid lifter small blocks, I’ve never been in a true Hemi car.
So Hemi Cuda!
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I bought a 93 c1500 4.3/5speed in great shape from an old farmer for $300.
Gave it to my dad and he drove that thing daily for years. Good trucks for sure.
My pick would be a '66 Fairlane GT 4 speed
Same color as this one.
Which would also be the first thing I would buy if I won the lotto lol.
Ok, hear me out, I want to know what a new car from the 50s or '60s smelled like.
I've been in plenty of classic cars that have that old car smell. Of course it's been an acquired scent from an accumulation of the years, but what about those same cars fresh from the factory?
I've been in plenty of classic cars that have that old car smell. Of course it's been an acquired scent from an accumulation of the years, but what about those same cars fresh from the factory?
That’s completely part of the idea, experience these cars that we all love, but in fresh of the line form
Thinking about this for a couple of days.
My answer is absolutely any big block 4 speed Chevelle.
Even though a lighter car would be faster.
My answer is absolutely any big block 4 speed Chevelle.
Even though a lighter car would be faster.
Cheetah.
Thunderbolt would be fun
Ooh. Ooh.... I forgot about this!
This would be an absolute monster...
Suzuki's 98 pikes peak car.
Just over 1700#,
AWD mid engine,
With right at 1000hp
And it already has a cage for when I inevitably smash the **** out of it lol
This would be an absolute monster...
Suzuki's 98 pikes peak car.
Just over 1700#,
AWD mid engine,
With right at 1000hp
And it already has a cage for when I inevitably smash the **** out of it lol
