I would want a GTO, any year is good so long as it had the tri power 389ci engine..
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If you have one car from the 60's, what would it be?
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To flip and make a profit or live the experience? If it's to travel back in time before I was conceived and live the 60's experience, make it a VW Bus.
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Probably about a 1967 Beetle or any year in the 60s but 67 seems to be the most desirable.
'69 ZL-1If you could have one car, from 60s, what would it be? I would want a GTO, any year is good so long as it had the tri power 389ci engine..
Of course only 3 were made.
To be real, a nice '67 Vette Roadster. This is "the one that got away."
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How about a 1969 Buick Riveria.
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1964 GTO 389 4bbl "3 speed" manual. Tan with gold interior, red line tires.
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hmmmmm. sorry brother- we now know this is on your dream list.... interesting...... yes..... but..........
No limits? (meanwhile thinking of organs I could sell and still drive...) I've only sat in one, a racer w/ a different body style at Lime Rock.
The real GTO
The real GTO
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GTO's are quite high on the cool factor. There were some nice cars made in the 60's. Early T-Birds, GTX's, Camaro, Vette - all sweet. I might choose a GTO if I were going to keep it and drive it. Be tough between that and a Camaro or a mid 60's T-Bird. I'm a bigger guy, I need a car I'm comfy in. I can't fold 6'1 and 275 into a Vette. I've tried. My true dream is an early 70's Chevelle SS.
If the topic were "could I wish one into existence and sell it", probably the Ford GT40 or that really rare Ferrari that sells for generational wealth numbers.
If the topic were "could I wish one into existence and sell it", probably the Ford GT40 or that really rare Ferrari that sells for generational wealth numbers.
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My old boss had one, RIP:
427 Cobra.
I got to ride in a real one with the owner, who built a racetrack to drive his fleet of historic racing Fords on.
Here's a fairly long video of the collection. It is not my video, I don't know the people who created this video. But it's covers the owner and his collection well.
I got to ride in a real one with the owner, who built a racetrack to drive his fleet of historic racing Fords on.
Here's a fairly long video of the collection. It is not my video, I don't know the people who created this video. But it's covers the owner and his collection well.
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1965 Mercedes-Benz 230SL
1. Ford GT40 MkIV (around 1967)
2. 1969 ZL1 Camaro
3. 1966 Shelby GT350
4. 1967-69 Z/28
In order.
2. 1969 ZL1 Camaro
3. 1966 Shelby GT350
4. 1967-69 Z/28
In order.
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Beetles are awesome. Everyone I knew with a VW bus had forever mechanical issues, including my late Grandmother (she had the VW bus Westfield camper). On a good VW bus experience, my Grandmother's VW bus transported my 1970's era Yamaha 80 cc motorcycle from my cousins' to me.
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