Wouldn't say No (car pics)

[AroGantz]

Any Mustang up to the Mach 1, a Phase III or XBGT (Phase IV would be sweet) or an E49.

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[Mudmonster]

ohhh my list could go on and on, old school for me.

[Wazza D]

Originally Posted by Mudmonster

ohhh my list could go on and on, old school for me.


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lol.......the Combi........

[wes]

I Wouldn't say No to any of the submissions so far - even the Kombi

As a kid, the first car that got me excited was the E-Type Jaguar.
Started saving for one - I scraped together about 80 cents which ended up being spent on lollies




Then I decided I'd rather have a Bolwell Nagari.

[timbotrog]

Originally Posted by KKnut

Wouldn't say no to a Dodge Challenger, spotted this one yesterday. Being part of Chrysler some parts are common to Jeep.

They're basically a 2 door Chrysler 300 with a different body style.
The interior is the same and the mechanicals have the same differences between a RHD and LHD Chrysler 300.

Had a chat with an owner of one a few months ago, private import on a Challenger SRT, roughly $42K for the car, $12k for freight, gst, import duties etc, $45k for a conversion in QLD, easy way to spen $100k on a car....

Looked like a factory made car, the quality was supreme.

The only issue is the factory satnav, because the vehicles ECU is USA coded, you can't change the satnav to work in Australia.

Funny thing is after looking at it inside and out you could change the firewall and run the Chrysler 300 mechanicals and interior and presto, factory RHD.

Very nice car.

[Tyvokka]

Wouldn't say no to this sunday morning coffee getter!

[cruiserfied]

Old school Mopar for me. Love Ap5-6 and plan on getting on one day. But even better would be to import a 1964 Plymouth Valiant 2 door. Love me a 2 door.