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  1. I edited the post above and it cleared my link... The cars above could be posted in this thread here: https://www.cheersandgears.com/forums/topic/85617-beautiful-cars-appreciation-thread/
  2. Hey Boys! Those cars could be posted in this thread right here: Feel free to share... PS: Im jealous with all the action in the Crazy Uncle Dream car garage and the kick yourself in the butt thread....Im at work and its busy so I cant post any of my thoughts until I get back home!!!
  3. I need to plan this one out carefully.
  4. "Molson" From the Ontario (Toronto) side of things....they think that the biggest rivalry in hockey is the Toronto-Montreal rivarly, but in the Quebec (Montreal) side of things, the Boston Bruins are the real deal rivalry.. This clip was made in 2011...other crap has happened since then... And if you know hockey history over the ages, you will appreciate this clip Part of the reason why I came back posting in here is you Mr. Horse with No Name Frisky and CCAP make it fun and you posting in these threads is what made me come back! It seems like you have brought in some happiness that is needed to make these kinds of threads fun for everyone!
  5. I dont like grey cars. In the era that I grew up in, a teenager in the mid 1980s, grey was old fogey colour. My dad bought a grey 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity. When I got my driver's license, that was my ride...Its a good thing the chicks loved my sexy smile and my Greek God beautiful face ....but as soon as I got money in the pockets, I bought myself a used fiery red Firebird!!! (hey look, that old geezer has a grey car!!!) Besides....sports cars are supposed to be flashy....neon yellow and orange and red that screams for people to take notice! The ONLY grey/silver car Id drive with pride is this: Maybe this one....MAYBE...
  6. If that is the case...then how much does a Mustang GT350 top out at? Because that is another choice Id prefer!
  7. A Hellcat goes for that much???!!! I thought they topped out at $60 000 US or so. Take that sour Kraut German outta my face...give me some good 'ol American apple pie! @A Horse With No Name visually and audibly, the Hellcat is a sex kitten!
  8. I not about to give up my man card that easily... I saw this meme on the internets. Ok Ok....I promise to man the phoque up!
  9. I am NOT doing a Mercedes C63 S Coupe. I dont like it. A Vette also fits the price range, but Im typically not a Vette guy either. I dont want to keep this M4 competition edition and Im getting desperate to find a car...but then it hits me.... A car from BMW itself that I could go for....as much as it pains me to use ANY BMW in this type of thread...this BMW has grown on me quite a bit... 650i coupe please.
  10. Sorry @ccap41 But if Clark Griswold ends up with a minivan in the end ,and he is the ULTIMATE family guy...and he could get Christie Brinkley naked with that god awful Metallic Pea Family truckster Then I could DEFINITELY drive across the USA in a Chrsyler minivan holding my head up high!
  11. Okay, Im doing 2 scenarios for this. You know, for entertainment purposes. In both scenarios, the used car will be the same. Because I own one....its comfy, fast, agile and it works well for both scenarios. Its big for a family and it hauls ass if I it needs to be and its luxurious enough to spend 2-3 weeks on the road and its reliable. Ive used this google thingy to find how much a used 2012-2014 Acura TL SH-AWD might go for in the USA and I found out that its a match...so.... 2012-2014 Acura TL SH-AWD Now...this is where the fun begins: If Im doing the family thing going cross country to Walley World and back... then a 2017 Chrysler Pacifica is my choice. Not quite the Family Truckster Antartic Blue Super Sports Wagon versus the Metallic Pea station wagon...but a minivan is probably the best bet for stuff like this when real fullsized BOF American land yachts arent available. But.... If Im doing a Gumball Rally/Cannonball Run/Bull Run thing... Then Im choosing a black Charger Scatpack in a cop car disguise much like the cop car in the movie The Gumball Rally
  12. Cool thread idea! Id do a combo of both. What????!!! What do you mean by that???!!! Well...Id go to Year One and order one of these three body shells from Dynaorn...brand spanking new engineered to spec to the originals but even better built than the originals: Obviously Id do Oldsmobile 442 or Hurst/Olds above all else but a 1969 Trans Am or 1970 Dodge Challenger would do. Floor pans, fenders even modern LED tail lights and headlights could be ordered from Year One. The only downside to an Oldsmobile clone may be that I still may need a Cutlass donor car to complete the rest of the skin as the skeleton body shell really is meant for a Chevelle and the fenders and such from Dynacorn and Year One are for Chevelles. Modern brakes and suspensions and crate engines could be ordered from just about anywhere...complete with the proper ECUs, sensors, computers and wiring harnesses. Modern reinforced frames from Art Morrison or Schwartz Performance to house modern multi-link suspensions would be the route Id take. So I could create a clone 1969 Trans Am with a modern LT1 engine, or a clone 442 with a LS7 or a clone 1970 Challenger with the 6.2 supercharged modern Hemi creating a 1970 Hellcat...
  13. Viva los Cowboys! With that being said, I really really like the Packers' throwback uniform...
  14. @Frisky Dingo @ccap41 @A Horse With No Name Thanx guys! I have made 2 lists that way and Im sticking with them!
  15. Both Cadillacs CT6 and CTS will probably be a choice for me here. But..Id like to add a car that could very well be overlooked here. The Lincoln Continental I dont care how one views this car. I myself has been very harsh on it. But in this price range, it could be the one to own...(if one is looking for a nice, plush and quiet ride)
  16. Came to visit after a long hiatus and I see this thread. cool. OK...I see that the rules could be interpreted slightly differently than what Mr. Frisky intends. And I sometimes circumvent these rules, but Ill try not to. Ive got back up cars just in case. 1. 1969 Hurst/Olds and if it dont fit the rules....Ill go with another A-Body from the same year but from Chevy. 1969 Yenko Chevelle. But I cant see how the Oldsmobile should be denied. Its a car that Oldsmobile and Hurst collaborated together to take a standard Cutlass, that was already transformed into a 442, eliminate the 400 cubic inch engine and shoehorn a 455 HO. And Hurst would just build upon the W-30 package... as per regulations, the Hurst/Olds is a legit entry. 2. 2002 Pontiac Trans Am WS6 Collector's Edition or a 1999 30th Anniversary Edition. Same Thing. I prefer the yellow but Ill do the white and blue stripes if I have too. 3. 2017 Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Like the Oldsmobile, this car is based on a "lesser" model in the Vanquish and is limited to 99 cars. If this one gets bounced, which it should not, Ill do the 2016 Corvette C7R edition. (Which is basically the same principle as the Zagato...) 4. 1966 or 2016 Hertz Ford Mustang Preferably the 1966 GT350H but the 2016 GT-H edition aint too shabby either... And finally, the last choice is kinda like the 1969 Olds and the 2017 AM in that this next choice is based on a lower trimmed car, the Regal in which was already muscle-fied into a Grand National and for a last big bang hurrah edition, the GNX was born in 1987. Only 547 were built. 5. 1987 Buick GNX If this gets denied, then its an easy choice. Ive swapped one for the other in other DCG threads. Same engine but improved on an F-Bodied Pontiac. The 1989 25th Anniversary Turbo Trans Am which also happens to be an Indy 500 pace car edition. 2 for the price of 1.
  17. You know I love these Frisky. I do this one with a side order of songs accompanying my choices 1935 Duesenberg SSJ Speedster. Because sometimes, I like to be Puttin' on the Ritz and what better way to do that than to try hard to be like Gary Cooper. Yeah, my choice is his very own Duesy. Or Clark Gable's....that would be the red accented one. 1968 or 1969 Corvette L88 or ZL-1 Why Def Leppard Hysteria? Beause Corvettes are in the video and Rick Allen the drummer got his arm amputated because he crashed his 1984 Vette back in England. 1971 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda 426 convertible You gonna burn, burn, burn, burn, burn to the wick Oooo, Barracuda, oh yeah Slick Black Cadillac...but preferably in blue...1957-1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham I could have gone with Pink Cadillac by Springsteen or Aretha but I feel like Quiet Riot is more to my groove right about now. 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder ooooooh yeah...
  18. LET ME SCREAM: Ive been saying THAT for the longest time: "Having the ability to drive an emission free, non-gas using vehicle that doesn't require the type of maintenance a combustible engine requires has to be the end all be all. In terms of range... in just 6 years we have gone from 83 all EV miles to 240 in the mainstream... for under $35K. $h! is only gonna continue to improve.. and I'm betting on 400 Miles by 2020, or just 3 years away. At that point... range anxiety is dead.. or at least put on serious hold. Once they have a real EV Charging infrastructure available then we are looking at a true migration over to the tech. The problem exists as long as 168,000 gas stations are available vs 9,758 electric charging stations." As far as waiting in line for charge times and not enough of charge stations exists and reports of Tesla owners or even Leaf and Volt owners abusing the system leaving their cars to charge all day long...we act as though gasoline powered cars never had this problem....even with 168 000 gas stations across the land... I promise you folk, this is REALLY the last time I post at Cheers and Gears...(I read to get info) but Ill stop giving my opinion as it means nothing to some of you...times a-wasted on my end...
  19. Thanx Frisky. Yours is awesome too. I may be a muscle car guy through and through, an AMERICAN car guy enthusiast at heart, but along the way, I have learned to appreciate the many wonders that exist throughout the world. Like the 1986 930 Turbo. It was actually my first time that I fell for the 911. Later I found out that the 1986 930 Turbo is special. My first time in contact with a 911 was in the movie The Bachelor Party in 1984-1985 when it came out on Beta. I did not know how to feel about it but a year or so later fell in love with the 930 Turbo. The Targa from 1987 just looks cool with that whale tail. But those too, (from 1987-1989) have become special models. From 1989 and on I started doing my homework on the 911 starting with the 959 and when I saw the speedster. And that is when I fell in love with the 1973 Carrera RS 2.7. Then the 993 came to be and how could anybody not respect the 1993 GT2 and the Twin Turbo of 1997? I may not like the early 911s before they were called that in 1963 or so, and that is why I may not be a bonafide Porschefile, but I do know enough about them to be...an enthusiast without being a total fan geek about them. But I do respect the dickens outta them.
  20. 1933 Ford Roadster Hot Rod. Ford 5.0 Coyote V8 crate engine and chassis by Factory Five Racing. Or maybe GM LS/LT crate engine... 1957 Chevy Convertible or Hot Rod 1958 Plymouth Fury 1967 Pontiac GTO 1969 Olds/Hurst or 1970 Olds 442 1969 Plymouth Road Runner or GTX 1973 Pontiac Trans Am 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat 2016/2017 Tesla Model S P100D 2018 Cadillac CT6 4.2 liter TTV8
  21. 2017 Ford Fusion Sport...even though I read your review on it and it might not be what I was looking for... for it... It is still a compelling package non-the-less. A Platinum 2.0 Ecoboost will do as well. Frisky....you took the 2005 Altima SE-R before I could...its OK. Ill do a Nissan Maxima instead. 1995 Nissan Maxima SE 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme International Series or 1996-7 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Both with the 3.4 liter V6 DOHC. Guys...maybe the Chevy SS is off limits, but not the Pontiac G8 GXP... Chevy Malibu 2.0T Premier I did not want to do Buick Regal since Buick is kinda premium lux. Yeah, I know....I did Oldsmobile when Oldsmobile was kinda premium lux....well....Oldsmobile is no longer so....Wait a second, I got something in my eye.
  22. Yellow Yellow Ferrari for me. And If I understood the question correctly...the choices are only these 2. The F-40 and the 488. Id take a 488GTB. In yellow.
  23. OK Frisky.... I came back just to do this list. For you. For Sled over at MT. (I think I saw two other dream garage threads. Ill do those next) I am not a Porschephile by any means. Sometimes I see them as ugly, bug eyed, frog styled Nazi Volkswagen Kafers (Beetles to you folk). But most of the time, I see them as the awesome machines as they are! I often get lost in its beauty and I sit there staring at it mesmerized by the sheer engineering marvel that it is. I dont know if I could fill all 9 spots, but Ill sure try. These 911s are the ones that I adore the most. And yes, I respect the dickens outta this sports car as its an icon like no other. These 911s are my favorites. A 911, or a Vette, are not cars that suit my tastes, but I wouldnt mind having several of them in a Jay Leno style garage that I may own...one day...maybe. (Keep dreaming that dream....) 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 1986 930 Turbo 1987 Carrera Targa or 3.3 Turbo Targa. 1989 Speedster 1993 993 Carrera GT2 1997 993 Twin Turbo 2015 Targa 4S I like cars with stripes... 2016 911R And I dont know if this one qualifies as a 911.but the 959 shall be in my garage no matter what is you say Frisky... HEY....what do you know? I actually found 9. Does that make me a bonafide Porshefile?
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