Post em' up. Here's one to start. A 40 LaSalle coupe.
Cool cars no matter what brand
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A 49? Stude. Custom pick up or ute? I don't know but it's cool!
spl440
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37 Studebaker coupe express
spl440
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Or 1937 Dodge humpback panel
The only non mopar dream car I ever wanted is a Saab 96 wagon.
Like this
Like this
spl440
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For Swedish wagons always liked the Volvo P1800
These have kinda grown on me through the years.
Ddaddy
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1935 Auburn boat tail speedster.
Our very own Fishypete and his neighbor have almost identical trucks just a couple years apart. This is Pete's neighbor. Pete has the boat. Cool truck
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DemonDave
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'53 Studebaker Starliner. Gorgeous.
DemonDave
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Another fave, '73 Porsche 911RS 2.7.
I remember these when they were $10K used cars for enthusiasts... now they're for millionaires only. Sad.
I remember these when they were $10K used cars for enthusiasts... now they're for millionaires only. Sad.
inkjunkie
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I went to the Spokane Festival of Speed last year. There was a 70 "Boss 302" there. I thought it was just a clone, recently found out that it is a legitimate Ford racer from "back in the day". Doesn't even have a VIN on it. Have some shots of it...just need to find them....owner of it has a relative that is a NASCAR owner...so needless to say it has one helluva power plant in it...
fratzog lover
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1968 Rebel convertible. If it looked any more like a Mopar, Plymouth would have made it! But they are rarer than Hens teeth, so I will never own one. I have never even SEEN one.
scatpackbee
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I've always loved the look of the AMC Rebel Machine
and the '59 Impala
and the '59 Impala
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j par
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I had this car a few years ago of course not restored but I had the choice between it and a 41 Studebaker and kept the 41 sedan 2 door.
Johnny Dart
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Ford GT40....Not to shabby.
thesiren74
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My buddy and his dad have 2 of them, my buddies is tan and his dads blue. Oh and they run high 10s low 11s.
Dads 58 Apache Fleetside. He sold it to buy the 67 cuda.
If I could sell the 69 vert I would buy it back if seller is willing. Sexy.
If I could sell the 69 vert I would buy it back if seller is willing. Sexy.
FISHYPETE
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Thanks for the correction. I couldn't find the photo of your truck and the boat. It must be in a different file. Beautiful trucks!
Ddaddy
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One of my favorites, 1974 Opel Manta. I owned one back in the early 80s. I modified the 1.8 L 4 cyl engine a bit to be 105 hp with a down-draft Webber carb.
Not bad power in a 2100 lb car with a 4 speed manual and the damned thing handled like it was on rails! It could out handle most Porsche’s of the day and was even banned from SCCA competition as being too much better than the rest could compete with in its class. I once dusted a Porsche 930S so badly that the owner traded his car in on a new Manta.
This one is yellow, mine was bright red.
Not bad power in a 2100 lb car with a 4 speed manual and the damned thing handled like it was on rails! It could out handle most Porsche’s of the day and was even banned from SCCA competition as being too much better than the rest could compete with in its class. I once dusted a Porsche 930S so badly that the owner traded his car in on a new Manta.
This one is yellow, mine was bright red.
My buddy had a 1900 model? Looked like a Manta only cheaper. He got rid of the Solex and adapted a Holley 2 stage 2 barrel. It was a screamer. Ah yes. The days of the German Opels.
dahdgedaht
1971 Swinger Special 340 TRIBUTE
59 Buick Electra/Invicta/LeSabre
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