TUFF you need a better pick up line than that, i'm sure "how you doin" just does not sound right with a southern drawl. Maybe something like "Hey there sweet thing somebody needs to call up ta heaven cause they gots an angel missin!"

Welcome missy.

I am intrigued by the idea of the "lightning weiner mobile..."

 

YUGO, with a blower...

Make some killer money with that sleeper...

 

kind of like putting a silk hat on a pig though...

 

i would have a:
77 orange elcamino with two white race stripes and american classics 5 spoke chrome rims and true duals

2003 school bus yellar xlt reg cab short box V-8 4.6L f150 wiht a 4 inch lift and huige tires

2004 world rally blue subaru STI

and a 69 mustard yellow with black 302 strips boss 302 mustang

aaaa ya

 

My '67 Belvedere Convertible finished with the Dakota drivetrain. Burnt tangerine.

My '84 300zx finished with a 5-speed, and whatever go fast goodies I can find. silver or dark gray metallic.

'71 Hemi 'Cuda Convertible, 4-speed. In-Violet (Plum Crazy).

'71 Malibu Convertible, LS1/LT1/TPI 350 6-speed. Silver with black stripes.

'71 El Camino, LS1/LT1/TPI 350 auto, all black.

'69 Road Runner, 383 4-speed. Red with black stripes.

'69 Chevy C10, LS1/LT1/TPI 350 auto with '90's model stepside bed. Dark gray metallic.

'56 F100, EFI 302 auto, all black.

My '03 F150 with FTVB, e-fans, Boyd Smoothie II's, a better fiberglass cover and a Kenwood Music Keg...

 

1) '61 Ferrari 250 GT Calif. Spyder
2) '63 Shelby Daytona Coupe

 

When you just HAVE to go across country, and you don't want to fly...

 

'67 L88 Coupe w/ 427





'72-'74 "Twin Turbo" 351C Pantera (700 hp)





'94-'96 Impala SS H.O. (502 ci)

http://impala.lc.cc.il.us/mt10_94article.html



H1 w/ 572 Big Block


That takes care of domestic iron. The upcoming Z06 and Cobra both sound promising, too.

 

Foreign?


You can't get one of these in the States; but, maybe if money were truly no object...

TVR T440R (Tuscan)

Big pics....

http://www.maximum-cars.com/Cars/TVR/2003-T440R-2.jpg

http://www.maximum-cars.com/Cars/TVR/2003-T440R-1.jpg



Exotics are impressive; but, kind of cheesy as well. I would rather have a...

575 M Maranello

 

TVR!

From that movie with Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman & John Travolta.

Swordfish.

Yep, if money is no object, I don't think getting that car to the US would be either. All you'd have to do is have it modified to meet US safety specs. (Bumpers, airbags, etc..)

Guys were buying dirt-cheap Mercedes Benz's in Germany, and spending $2 -$3,000 to make them meet US specs, then shipping them home.


Not a bad investment to bring home a German-speced (For the most part) 300E. The Mercedes G500 was on US streets looooooooong before Mercedes started exporting them to us. They were imported into a specialty dealer in New Mexico....

That said, I wonder why I've never seen a Nissan Skyline GTR coupe in the US (Except for on The Fast & The Furious). Nissan's been teasing the US for 15 years with that car.

 

I disagree. Ford or nothing for me.
Maybe some foreign exotics, but definitely no other domestic. Gimme a GT or a Saleen or the new Shelby thing anyday, you can have all the Vettes, Camaros, Firebirds, whatever.

 

For some reason, the TVRs are banned from the States. US customs has a block on them. There are ways around this; but, most of them have been played out. About the only way to get one into the States, is if you have a foreign visa and have the car brought in with you.


http://www.pistonheads.com/tvr/features/usa/

 

You can't help but see some Viper lines in this thing...
Then again, I see a lot of Honda S2000 in the new Viper's design.


It's still nice though...

 

actully that picture is not a speed 6 it is indeed a speed 12

 

I don't think anyone called it a Speed 6.


As mentioned before, it's a T440R (Tuscan). The Speed 12 never made it into production.



Cerbera Speed 12...