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Just wondering what everyone's dream car is here.

Editage:
(http://www.shelbyamerican.com/gallery/images/2024-640.jpg)

Mine's the ORIGNAL old school 67 Shelby 427 Cobra....drooool
Funny coming from a Ricer that my dream car is old-school American Muscle- but it's a classic and so damn sexy

Honorable Mention:
- Porsche 911 Twin Turbo- Current
- 66 Ferrari 275 GTB/4
- Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec- 02 NuR edition[/img]

Definitely a 911, one day I will have one.

for cars that are a possibility for me to get, not talking about porsches here or anything, i'd easily have to go with:

chrysler 300 C - so much old school class and style, and nice preformance if you go with the v8.  i'd really want to mod it for suicide doors too.

wrx sti - gotta love that car.

The NEW Ford GT, no stripes, in silver.

(http://www.fordvehicles.com/fordgt/images/photo_gallery/ph_gt_popup_9.jpg)

My 68 Fully restored with pearl white paint and light blue ghost flames....*drools*

A big old black vintage lincoln continental with suicide doors.  You know, the ones so heavy they bend their own frames.  I'd do nothing but put my suit on, look mean and drive around all day... real slow.  :)

A Lotus Elise would be nice :) of course 911 is even better :D

Being totally realistic, my choices are as follows:

1st choice: Dodge Viper - $81K (V10 engine = pure power)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v254/Flash_gm/DodgeViper_red.bmp)

Runner-up: Mazda RX-8 - $26K (rotary engine = fun 2 drive)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v254/Flash_gm/MazdaRX-8_silver.bmp)

Honorable mention: Subaru WRX Sti - $32K (rally inspired)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v254/Flash_gm/SubaruWRXSti_blue.bmp)

i had mine and sold it... see sig :(

Any Corvette...always wanted one and for some reason always passed when I had the chance. One that I really regret not getting was a '69 roadster with a 427, 3 deuces and a 4-speed. Passed on it and bought a '69 Chevelle SS396 375HP with a 4-speed (cheaper of course). Wow, wonder what that 'vette would be worth now? But the 'velle was a blast to drive too. I really miss the good ol' muscle-car days. GS500's rule, this forum rules.

C...

Dreamland---->Jag E-Type Coupe -or- Late 60s 911

Someday---->VW R32

In reality---->My GTI :mrgreen:

pst, flash, that's just a wrx, not the sti.  the sti has a larger hood scoop and spoiler.  but good choice on cars anyway.

Casi I'm totally with you on this one, I've drooled over Cobras since I was 3 years old.  I might even settle for a nicely built kit :thumb:

Quote from: Zarathustrapst, flash, that's just a wrx, not the sti.  the sti has a larger hood scoop and spoiler.  but good choice on cars anyway.

I was thinkin that too.

As for my favorite, I dont think I even have a favorite these days.  Really, I would have to test drive a few and see what I like.  Maybe Evo, STi, RX8, 350Z, Corvette, MINI...  I like my dad's Miata, its kinda like a GS with 4 wheels, small, quick, and fun.  I wish he still had the NSX so i could drive that some ;)  Old school I would have to say 67 Corvette, I still remember when my dad had that car in Goodwood Green.  

Quote from: Zarathustrapst, flash, that's just a wrx, not the sti.  the sti has a larger hood scoop and spoiler.  but good choice on cars anyway.

I'm kind of confused- if you look closely, it has the brembos on it and the WRC wheels. It is also the old body style (With those uuuuugly headlights)- which never made an STi appearance on this side of the pond. Maybe an overseas STi older version? :dunno:

Editage: Then again, you neve know with tuners... the way some of these guys do things, they could convince you that Honda made the insight in a Type R version :lol:

Quote from: Flash
Honorable mention: Subaru WRX Sti - $32 (rally inspired)

This is bugeye STI (pre 2004), not available in US but all other places, like, Europe, Asia and Australia... and the bugeye WRX/STI certainly has more character than 2004.

Two thumbs way, way up!!  :thumb:  :thumb:
That Shelby Cobra has got to be the ultimate.  Now, if only I could get it wit four seats.  :lol:

I had a 1984 Toyota Pickup 4x4 with nerf bars, roll bars, a nasty lift kit and some big tires.  That truck went anywhere and was indestructable-

And then one day it was sold... but I will find her...

Muscle Cars-67 or 69 Vette 427 tri-power, Shelby Cobra 427, 69 Camaro 305 327 or 427, Shelby GT 500.

Modern Cars-Lamborghini Murcielago or Diablo, Mclaren F1, Ferrari 360 or 550, 04 Corvette.

(http://lamborghiniatlanta.com/images/gallardo_l1.jpg)

I doubt I will ever end up with any of these, if I had the money I would spend it on a sprint car and go racing.


(http://gotomn.com/virtual%20tour/dsc_0006.jpg)

1986 Porsche 959 in black...inside and out.

(http://www.classicdriver.com/upload/images/reportagen/week_49_01/car_pop02.jpg)

0-60 just over 3 secongs.  Top speed just under 200 mph.  Illegal to drive in the US.

Oops.

Camaros have always been my fav.  (My screen name is Camaro backwards for the non-observant)  I like other cars, but something about a four-seat balls-to-the-wall corvette-in-sheeps-clothing appeals to me.  Plus, it's sexy as hell.  I own a '99 Camaro coupe with t-tops (looks just like the one above without the SS trim -- stripes, hood, and rims.
(http://www.camaroz28.com/98camaross/98ss2.jpg)

For what I really want...'70-73 Datsun 240Z...but...with a twist, a '95 Chevy LT-1 350ci and a Tremec T56 6-speed tranny.  Add another twist, twin turbo, intercooled, water injection, running 15 PSI.  That's my goal after I get my truck all assembled again, and finally get it sold so I can start on the above car.

For a production car, I'd have to go with a 911, preferably a turbo version of any vintage except the '80s...The 959 is nice, but I wouldn't want to drive it anywhere for fear of breaking something REALLY REALLY expensive...Got a shadetree mechanic friend who worked on a late 60's 911/912 (Can't remember what it was) but it was a beotch to get at anything on the friggin' car...

Last option would be one of the homologation specials for any model, be it WRC type stuff, vintage Mopar NASCAR stockers for the road, or the original Z28 302ci Camaro.  All would just reek of high society engineering...

Good topic, btw...Much better than the cuffs/whips/black leather type stuff, in my humble opinion...

Ferrari 250GTO

(http://www.exoticcarnetwork.com/html/images/reviews/r250gto.jpg)

http://www.gomog.com/clubphotos/gomogoff.html#MEMBERS

'Nuff said. or a bit cheaper..Cateram 7

http://www.caterham.co.uk/

a 1969 ZL1 CAMARO

all i want is 1 of the 69 made

I can think of a lot of cars that I would like someone I know to own and maintain so that I could drive it.

But man - owning something like that Ferrari GTO?  It would take more time and money than I have.

My current cage is fun, light, reliable as all heck, handles like it's on rails, is infinitely customizeable, gets good mileage, does sun, rain, and snow, is cheap to maintain, and puts a smile on my face.

When I have a few more track schools under my belt, I'll put on a Flyin' Miata stroker kit and turbo, at which point it will be faster than stink, in addition to the above.

3rd Gen RX-7, or a motor for my Second Gen  :lol:

Quote69 Camaro 305

didnt have it then

it was a 302 ID'd by a DZ suffix in the block casting numbers.
it was weird the way chevy made it, it was like a 283 crank, into a smallblock 400 and small chamber heads with 2.02 valves, the engine ran a 4150 holly i belive and was bolted to either a m21 or m22 close ratio 4speed (cant remember which one thogh) it also had a redline of 9000rpm
it was only used 3 years and was built for runnin trans-am races,   part of the rules was a factory production car wiht a 5.0L engine or less.  it also kicked ass from 67-69 .


my favorite is the 69 with the 302/4spd, but with the SS/RS hideway light package.

this is a 68 with a bigblock but same trim package i want

(http://photos.ebizautos.com/3765/461571_1.jpg)

id like to have one of these, (http://image.inkfrog.com/pix/eldorado57/4lot.jpg).
but right now ive got a 78  924, im gonna sell it and get another gs  :)
an '00 frontier, and an '02 windstar. (perfect to haul a couple of bikes in?) :cheers: or this if i ever get tired of the lotus, i can run it over with this  :roll: (http://www.navistar.com/assets/severe/7300-cxt-header.gif)

This ranks high on my list:
Ferrari 250 GTO

(http://perso.club-internet.fr/jlcouet/250GTO.jpg)

That was a rather quiet entrance, after a 2.5 month hiatus.

Hiya Rich!  :)

Hey Kerry, what's your dream cage of choice?

It's funny - for the most part I can't tell a _____ from a _____.  I'm sadly behind the times when it comes to car makes and models.  I guess I just (dare I say it?) don't care much.  That applies almost as well to motorcycles too, but subscribing to a couple of MC mags has educated me a little bit.  Even so, I almost always skip over article that review obviously race-oriented or BIG bikes.

The last time I paid attention to a particular car was probably in Junior High ... when I tried to decide between getting a Pinto or a Gremlin or a Pacer when I grew up.  :?

What can I say?  :dunno:

If I was IPO rich... I'll get a Cobra Kit car... or a sebring kit car ... the only kit with roll up windows...  :thumb:  casi and stephen...
If I was Bill Gates rich... Ferrari Testarossa 512 TR - shame on Y'all no one picked this... oddly more people picked the New GTO, I'll take the Old GTO over the new in a heartbeat....
Right now, if I sold all the bikes I wanna sell, and the lay off worries went away, and the wife said buy us a fun car... VW thing... or karman ghia convt or the 69 beatle convt I have in that order.
Cool.
Srinath.

QuoteRight now, if I sold all the bikes I wanna sell, and the lay off worries went away, and the wife said buy us a fun car... VW thing... or karman ghia convt or the 69 beatle convt I have in that order.

Huge Fan of old school German Convertibles. I saw this thing in person (Pic taken by me) when I went to F1 Montreal... almost peed myself.
(http://community.webshots.com/s/image13/7/49/9/153774909CigVis_ph.jpg)

srinath...always the analyzer!! IMO the 512 Testarossa is a bit cliche'd. Beautiful car, no doubt, but a little too Hollywood for my taste. For a newer than 60's Ferrari I'd have to go with the 1985 288GTO...understated (for a Ferrari!) but badass.
(http://www.allsportauto.com/photoautre5/ferrari/288_gto/1984_ferrari_288_gto_03_m.jpg)
(http://www.qv500.com/Ferrari%20288%20GTO%20P1%202.jpg)

And kit cars open a whole new can o' worms. I'd have to go with the FFR Cobra Daytona. I'm not big on droptops.
(http://www.factoryfive.com/table/ffrkits/coupe/wpe4.jpg)

i have always had an eye for the delorean.

This week, I'll take a Caddy CTS-V.  400 HP LS8 V8 (Corvette motor).

M3 Spanker?

(http://www.fantasycars.com/gallery/Cars/Cadillac/2004%20CTS%20V-Series/cadillac_ctsv1.jpg)


http://www.cadillac.com/cadillacjsp/models/gallery.jsp?model=ctsv

I'm still happy with my present ride
http://oldsport.home.comcast.net/motovation/photos/photo_28.html

ill be damned, oldsport drives a bus  8) , for the uninformed, subaru spelled backwards is "urabus"

Quote from: octanesrinath...always the analyzer!! IMO the 512 Testarossa is a bit cliche'd. Beautiful car, no doubt, but a little too Hollywood for my taste. For a newer than 60's Ferrari I'd have to go with the 1985 288GTO...understated (for a Ferrari!) but badass.



And kit cars open a whole new can o' worms. I'd have to go with the FFR Cobra Daytona. I'm not big on droptops.

The TR might be a bit cliche yes, but I think its understated... I do like the GTO ( :thumb:  on the old GTO ) but somehow the TR flows and is easier on the eyes and I think its under stated compared to the GTO... The old GTO is better than the new GTO In my eyes, but still in my eyes too many sharp corners and chunky looking pieces bolted on... seemingly at random ...
Delorean... yea the white lines on the road disappear ... Old coke head joke ... but that was a lovely car even if its a bit under powered for this company...
Cool.
Srinath.

Quote from: yamahonkawazuki8) , for the uninformed, subaru spelled backwards is "urabus"

I'll be darned.

This morning, I think I'll take a Catheram. Motorcycle with 4 wheels

http://www.caterham.co.uk/

I believe it's pronounced Kate-er-ham

'67 Mustang GT fastback with the 390, or a '69 Mustang Boss 302(although the '64 1/2 with the K-code 289 is also tempting). The little Lotus Elise was nice, too.

Right now driving a '93 Mustang convertible.

Out of the modern cars, really only the MINI Cooper S with the John Cooper Works package.  :cheers:

dream car?  primer black 1970 roadrunner with a roots blown, fuel injected stroked big block....1964 galaxie, twin turbo'd efi 302, airbags....1st generation 240Z with a chevy 383, vortech supercharged.  I've already got the 240, maybe someday it'll actually break the tires loose at 60 mph and make kids in civics wet their pants but that's many miles of weld bead away....stupid rust belt....

QuoteThis morning, I think I'll take a Catheram. Motorcycle with 4 wheels

. :thumb: ooooohh, daddy likes :mrgreen:

Yup it's pronounced Kate-er-ham alright, winner of the acceleration trials for three out of the last five years, including this year knocking Ferrari, Porsch, Lambourgini and all the big "glam" names into a cocked-hat. Truely the nearest thing to a bike with extra eheels.

Gryhound- Ever been to www.darius240z.com??  He's got a LT1 383 procharged supposedly running some 20 PSI.  Check out his video page for some crazy sideways action, plus a Yamaha R1 vs his 240.  Sweet little car!!!

That Catheram looks a little bit like the old Morgans. And the old MG's(the A-model, or was it the TD?). Either way, nice  :thumb:

Quote from: GoferThat Catheram looks a little bit like the old Morgans. And the old MG's(the A-model, or was it the TD?). Either way, nice  :thumb:

Catheram bought the rights to the Lotus Seven from Lotus and have improved the car over the years.  The Seven has always been available as a kit.

There are other companies that build a similiar looking car. This one is an American version - The Stalker:
http://www.angelfire.com/biz6/stalkerv6/index.html

1959-60 Lotus Seven (Kit in progress)


Late 1960's
http://www.lotus7register.co.uk/images/l7s3pix/S307.jpg

Kit as it came in early 1960s.
http://www.lotus7register.co.uk/images/l7s2pix/s2kit.JPG

or an Opal GT with a LT1 shoehorned under the hood

(http://media8.motorcities.com/00D7I031223927A.jpg)

Quote from: Blueknytor an Opal GT with a LT1 shoehorned under the hood

http://www.craigslist.org/pen/car/46163287.html

I actually e-mailed the guy about this car. I'm considering it.

Quote from: moditup

Quote from: Blueknytor an Opal GT with a LT1 shoehorned under the hood

http://www.craigslist.org/pen/car/46163287.html

I actually e-mailed the guy about this car. I'm considering it.

damn i would get that, but i dont want to blow my budget for the rest of the year.

well, that one doesnt have the vette engine in it, if i remember right they had an inline six cyl,  and rollover headlights. i remember my dad had one and it was a neat little car. i seen one at the dragstrip that had a blown (supercharged) SBC in it, he also had a clear plexi floorboard so he can see out past his feet when he launched off the line.

(http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/images/smilies/driving%20and%20shifting.gif). :o (http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/images/smilies/lmao.gif). :mrgreen:

Here ya go oldsport
(http://octaneonline.com/ipw-web/gallery/grand-am/DSC00035)

Well, pic didn't work, so here it is: http://octaneonline.com/ipw-web/gallery/grand-am/DSC00035

Quote from: octaneHere ya go oldsport
Well, pic didn't work, so here it is: http://octaneonline.com/ipw-web/gallery/grand-am/DSC00035

Yep, that's the one.

Quote from: oldsport

Quote from: octaneHere ya go oldsport
Well, pic didn't work, so here it is: http://octaneonline.com/ipw-web/gallery/grand-am/DSC00035

Yep, that's the one.

Those CTS-V's sound damn good on the throttle too! Though I gotta say the most pleasing sound of the weekend came from the Maserati Light GT's. Damn, what a sweet sound.

(http://www.wheels24.co.za/Images/Photos/20030516114315Atom.jpg)

http://www.arielatom.com/04/topgear.htm

watch the video to see this street legal car beat a honda cbr600 around a track.

droool...

(http://www.mcnabbs.org/peter/pics/yugo.jpg)

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A 1940's or early '50s vintage Autocar heavy rigging truck.  Can't give a specific model, as they were all custom-built to the operator's needs.  (They still are.)  Has more reverse gears than most semi trucks have forward.   :mrgreen:

I think if anyone's seen some of my posts, they know my dream car is a Bugatti Veyron 16.4

(http://bilder.rtl.de/galerie/auto/bugatti_veyron_400kmh/bugatti_veyron_21_g.jpg)

Come on, it's got a quad-turbocharged 16 cylinder engine. That's freakin' amazing.

(http://vever44.turboblog.fr/vever44/images/moteur.jpg)

mid 80's ferrari 308, yall know, (if youre old enough) what tv show spotlighted that particular car eh? :thumb:

Lamborghini Murcielago ( Sex on wheels pushed by a thumping 6L V12 )
Audi RS6 avante ( Coolest wagon ever )
Pagani Zonda ( The interiors are superb, performance to match )
Anything produced today that wears a Porsche badge ( not including Cayenne )
BMW M3 CSL, M5, upcoming M6. (I can't wait to see what the M3's will be like once they get their V8. )
Holden LJ Torana XU1 GTR, in blue with black sills please.
VL Walkinshaw ( nicknamed the batmobile ).
And the list goes on and on and on. If only i could start ticking some off.

Quote from: yamahonkawazukimid 80's ferrari 308, yall know, (if youre old enough) what tv show spotlighted that particular car eh? :thumb:

Magnum, PI

And I'm only 23...

Quote from: Alias3rd Gen RX-7, or a motor for my Second Gen  :lol:

How about that ;) Mine too, though since we're talking "dream" cars, a turboed tri-rotor renesis engine ;) Hey, you need a motor ;) You know you want too!

Quote from: indestructibleman

http://www.arielatom.com/04/topgear.htm

watch the video to see this street legal car beat a honda cbr600 around a track.

I saw this episode of Top Gear (amazing show, BTW).  That car is amazing!!!  He smoked that CBR after the first 50 yards and never looked back.

Yeah, but the guy riding the CBR wasn't all that fantastic. I didn't see a single knee drag. He seemed kinda hesitant and slow in the corners. Maybe if they had a real bike tester...

(http://www.chicayne.com/gallery/images/500/chi_02.jpg)

You may remember this car from my old avatar, it is so cool.
Those of you blessed with lots of money can make my day by puchasing this car for me.  :lol:
8)

Quote from: CasiCUAMagnum, PI

And I'm only 23...

Tom Selleck is your dream ride?  :o


:lol:  ;)

Quote from: pandyTom Selleck is your dream ride?  :o


:lol:  ;)

Yeah, so what if he is? :x

:lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Quote from: CasiCUAYeah, so what if he is? :x
:lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Ahem....uh...nothing at all.. he just seems a little...uh....OLD for you.  :lol:  :kiss:

'54 Bug:  
(http://members.aol.com/commongear/Meyering54Rear.JPG)

No Yugo!? :P

The '54 may only have 36 HP, but it makes up for it with class. :thumb:

the oval rear wondow rocks, but real class is a split rear window.

(http://www.vw-store.com/Images/Autostadt/Split%20Window.jpg)

Yeah... '53s are cool too...  But, I like the big O better than the DD.   :dunno:

Quote from: RVertigoYeah... '53s are cool too...  But, I like the big O better than the DD.   :dunno:

I personally prefer to have an O as a result of the DD's  :thumb:

my list would have to be:
1)  Nissan Skyline R-34 Z-Tune (why because it's an inline 6 making 500 hp stock and only 20 are made)  :mrgreen:  :thumb:

2) The Bugatti Veyron (Nice choice Alpha)

3) The Koenisigg (Great looking car and unique and different) not sure on the spelling though

4) The Ariel Atom (That thing freaking Rocks)

5) Mercedes Benz SL65 (Classy yet fast as hell - for luxury anyway)

That's my top five

BMW 850CSI

About 150 in the US though unfortunatly.

(http://www.e31.net/mpegs/Lampen.jpg)

And the very attainable car that I want but will wait for.

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Lets see.....

'69 Camaro SS if i could get my hands on one.
'69 Pontiac GTO Judge (same as above)

Those are the ones i would like, also a handfull of new muscle/exotics not worth mentioning.

Dream cars, ehh... I have quite a few, but I'll only list a couple right now.

- Ferrari Enzo (http://www.fast-autos.net/ferrari/ferrarienzo.html)
- Porsche 911 GT3 (http://www.fast-autos.net/porsche/porschegt3.html)
- Ferrari F430 (http://www.fast-autos.net/ferrari/ferrarif430.html)
- 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS
- 1978 Chevrolet Corvette
- Cadillac CTS-V (http://www.fast-autos.net/cadillac/cadillacctsv.html)
- Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (http://www.fast-autos.net/chevrolet/chevroletc6z06.html)
- Honda S2000 (http://www.fast-autos.net/honda/04hondas2000.html)
- BMW Z4 M Roadster (http://www.fast-autos.net/bmw/bmwz4mroadster.html)
- Lamborghini Miura (http://www.fast-autos.net/lamborghini/lambomiurap400sv.html)
- 1970 Datsun 240Z
- Ferrari 250 GT California (http://www.fast-autos.net/ferrari/ferrari250gtcali.html)

the ultimate cage ......
D11 Caterpilar.

Easy to drive and well nothing can get in your way.

personally I'm a mopar guy so my list is entirely too long, but at the top are:

1.  finish my '72 Charger (still a ways to go)
2.  '70 Dodge Challenger T/A
3.  '70 Plymouth Cuda AAR
4.  '68 Hemi Dart  (factory drag car, unpainted, w/ fiberglass fenders & hood
5.  '69 1/2 Dodge Charger Daytona ( 1st car to break 200mph in nascar)
6.  '71 Hemi Cuda
     ...and the list goes on, that powerball jackpot could come my way anytime :x

wow, a lot of similar tastes on here.

for me its:

1969 chevy camaro SS
1971 datsun 240Z

just an SS, why not RS SS.


My first car was a 69 SS 396 nova.

The RS package on a '69 Camaro doesn't look that great in my opinion. I need those bare open headlights looking out at ya. Yeah. Definitely a '69 Camaro SS for me.

It would have to be T-Rex...

(http://www.usdrews.com/images/gdrew/gstwin/trex.jpg)

(http://www.usdrews.com/images/gdrew/gstwin/trex-front.jpg)

(http://www.usdrews.com/images/gdrew/gstwin/trex-rear.jpg)

That is the dumbest thing I've ever seen.

A T-REX would be awesome if you were off roading for sure. Take that sucker to Paragon! http://www.paragonap.com
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Quote from: un1261the ultimate cage ......
D11 Caterpilar.

Easy to drive and well nothing can get in your way.

My dad plows our driveway with a D10.....

Quote from: Jake DThat is the dumbest thing I've ever seen.

Is it the color?  How about green??? :P



Maybe it's the manufacturer that you don't like, how about a Ford??? :P



Come on, those trucks are cool!  8)  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Quote from: PhaedrusA T-REX would be awesome if you were off roading for sure. Take that sucker to Paragon! http://www.paragonap.com

Paragon looks pretty sweet, might be a bit of a haul from MI though.  :)

I'll just add that non-commercial dual wheel Ford F-350's are #1 on my list of "asshats to give a wide berth to when riding the motorcycle".  As much as I dislike stereotyping, every one of them that I've seen on the highway was being driven like they were trying to qualify at Daytona.  I can only assume that anything bigger would be operated proporitonately more recklessly.

New
SRT-10 Dodge RAM
SRT-4 with stage 3 kit installed
05 Mustang GT supercharged
New R/T Charger (big Hemi engine) with the Daytona apperance package

OLD
1967 Mustang Coupe 390 4 speed
1963 Ford Fairlane 260 v-8 just for cruising
Lamborghini Countach( white)
Plymouth Prowler (burnt orange)
Mid 70's 911
Conquest TSI (fully built, Red)

But if I had the money I would take my current car and swap a 2.4 turbo out of a SRT4 have it bored and stroke to 2.7 liters, head & intake work done, Crane cams, PCM, with all the stage 3 upgrades from Dodge, LSD in transmission, frame tighened up, roll cage, NX intercooler sprayer, and a set of drag radials for the front with a set of steel wheels designed like the old Dodge ralleye wheels from the late 60's or early 70's.   Pure sleeper.

if you want to offroad, go all the way and get a unimog

(http://home.off-road.com/~trailblazers4x4/unimog.gif)

(http://www.rockcrawler.com/features/newsshorts/02april/unimog.jpg)