Following along the coat tails of Del's threads --

What is the one vehicle you wish you still owned?

Mine would be my 1988 Porsche 944. I loved that car. Although my 69 mustang was great too.

 

My 87' Olds Cutlass was a sharp car, wasn't fast by any means (highway geared) but sounded great and pulled off 20 mpg when I fed premium to the Olds 307\4-spd auto. Was loaded with nearly every option, just a checkmark away on the buildsheet from a 442.



Sold it to get my 97 F-150 and a halfsies ownership on a car trailer

 

'47 Ford business coupe that I co owned with a HS friend. It ran decent with a flattie and three speed. We bought it for $35 and sold it about a year later for $45. If I remember right we drank the profit.

 

71 Boss 351 Mustang.

 

1963 1/2 Galaxie. One of the highest quality cars I`ve ever owned and I`ve likely owned at least 100 since I was 14.


1958 Studebaker silver hawk.


1948 Plymouth coupe.


1973 Plymouth satellite sebring plus.

 

There are some times I wish I still had my '71 Chevy C10. It had several electrical issues and needed a lot of body work, but it was my first vehicle that I bought for myself. I also miss the '73 CJ5 I drove in high school. It was Dad's Jeep and I'm sure he was happy to see it go when he eventually sold it. It was fun for me, but not so fun for Dad since he was the one constantly paying for parts and repairs.

 

The 1975 Cadillac Fleetwood series 75 funeral limo I had a couple years ago, I miss that car

 

honestly, I miss my 93 jeep Cherokee... mostly.. the oops. I hit a tree, oh well!! portion of it! LOL!!!

 

1973 Dodge Dart.

 

so this thread died.. So, lets modify it. If you could own fully outright any vehicle on, or off the market, and the rules were you must keep it, and drive it daily, and own it for 30 years, what would it be?

 

It seems like I've driven my current vehicles for that long, although it is more like 10 to 15 years.

Nothing jumps right out to me right now regarding a vehicle to drive for 30 years.

 

I believe my choice would be a 32 Ford similar to the one in American Graffiti. Only change would I would want to consider the 5 window version, to be able to carry family.

 

If it could be a custom piece, I'd go for a 70's LTD wagon with a 7.3 power stroke. Ought to last for 30 years.

 

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Found your car Garrett!

 

Ha! I'd rather have a stock appearing 2wd version though.