Steve1982nl
Citizen of Zooville
@VinniethePanda, what about a Fiat Panda?
My favourite car is cubed. 2 wheels are more then enough ?
My favourite car is cubed. 2 wheels are more then enough ?
Problem is I've driven Fiat Panda's....sooner walk!@VinniethePanda, what about a Fiat Panda?
My favourite car is cubed. 2 wheels are more then enough ?
actually some car tuners do all-electric restomods... old-school petrolheads find it repulsive and insulting, these leave me cold also, but if there wasn't interest, nobody would do them, so there is a market for that...I like cars. Almost all of them. There is just something about them, i can't explain it, but they are just fascinating. I'm a girl, i don't know shit about cars, all those engines and gears and whatever, i can't even drive one, but if you name a car, i could probably recall it's look in my mind, unless it's something pretty rare.
So my favourite cars are american cars of 1950s-1970s. They are just stunning! And guess what, i love all sorts of electric cars and my big dream that will never be real is to convert classic cars into electric or build new ones in the design of classic cars
Austin Martin DB9I’m a car guy and I can’t find any threads about cars on here.
Mine would either have to be a 1993 corvette zr1 or a 1972 Chevelle.
You forgot the 88-98 Chevy trucks but I forgive you for mentioning the rest lol. 73-87 are nice too.I'm a fan of many cars and trucks classic cars consist of Tri-five Chevy's, 69-70 mustang fatbacks, and 70-72 Chevelle's
Newer model cars 2011+ mustangs with V8 engines, c5 corvettes, c6 corvettes, and the hellcats (because they're just silly)
Trucks are all over the board 1960-1972 Chevy pickups (yes different body styles but I like them), most Ford trucks from 1950-1996, Ford picks back up in 2011, Chevy trucks from 99-07, and Ram SRT-10
The 73-98 year range is everywhere and never had enough power (thanks to emissions standards)... While I like them and I want an 80's suburban I can't put them on the list unless I'm swapping engines (and maybe the frames) for newer stuffYou forgot the 88-98 Chevy trucks but I forgive you for mentioning the rest lol. 73-87 are nice too.
Agreed, they never did have enough power. But you did mention the 99-07 which are perfect engine donors for those older trucks. Believe me when I say a junkyard LS with a cam is a riot in a 90's Chevy truck lol. Gotta love a suburban too!The 73-98 year range is everywhere and never had enough power (thanks to emissions standards)... While I like them and I want an 80's suburban I can't put them on the list unless I'm swapping engines (and maybe the frames) for newer stuff
I have crazy ideas in my head for basically everything on my list though
I'm thinking more of frame swap an 80's suburban onto a 01-06 suburban 2500 frame and Duramax drivetrain swapAgreed, they never did have enough power. But you did mention the 99-07 which are perfect engine donors for those older trucks. Believe me when I say a junkyard LS with a cam is a riot in a 90's Chevy truck lol. Gotta love a suburban too!
I love the SubieIf I could afford to buy a classic whip for my girl and I to cruise around in, I’d get a W123 Mercedes Benz wagon. Nothing beats the durability of those old diesel motors and the smooth ride.
Now, going a little bit newer (and I dream of owning one of these one day) 1992-1994 Subaru Legacy turbo wagon built to smoke any new Audi. Sporty, 4 wheel drive but still room for my Shepherd girl to be comfy.
Now, if I had a lot of money and no passenger’s comfort to worry about, I’d get a Ford Focus Rally Sport: 365 HP AWD hatchback (and it would probably get me killed ?)
Gotta say, I’m quite happy with my Crew cab F350 though.
would say pretty much the same.Honestly I am happy with any car if it generally starts and doesn’t leak much
That’s the Subaru from hell! 280hp AWD rice burner!I love the Subie
My absolut fav is the Impreza 22b
Just wait for the service bills. One of my work friends has/dose own both the m3 and c5. The last service the m3 got cost him 6k and every service and part the c5 needed cost a lot (because we live in Australia).I love the all the Ferrari flagship cars like the Enzo, the LaFerrari, F40, F50, 250 GTO... though they are just a fantasy but they all are very beautiful or just any Ferrari designed by Pininfarina. Another one would be the Jaguar XJ220, very beautiful car imo but also not in the budget. A car I want rn that I could afford is an e36 m3 or just a c5 z06. Both very beautiful cars and they aren't bank breakingly expensive
I know that pain all too well with owning Euro cars in AUS. Even just getting parts can take months sometimes.Just wait for the service bills. One of my work friends has/dose own both the m3 and c5. The last service the m3 got cost him 6k and every service and part the c5 needed cost a lot (because we live in Australia).