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A 1937 500K Mercedes, 67 DB6 (almost had one lost out at auction because of wife), 904 Porsche, 427 SC Cobra (estate sale almost had) gave me an ex wife over it. 56 300C (Audenhauer) Mercedes (I own one), 53 501 BMW (I sold it for storage for a 41 Packard. 41 Packard 160 given to me at 14 but put in my dads name and he sold it (1 to 10 it was a 9.5) he sold it to Harrah's car collection in Reno Nevada. Hooked on tin.
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Pretty much every American car build between begining of 1955 and end of 1958 was awesome looking, especially '56 Chevy, '57 Ford, '58 Plymouth and '58 Chevrolet.
Wow, hard to pick THE one, but my list would include:
!.The Talbot-Lago
2. '34 Rolls PIII
3. Any Duesenberg
4. '37 Cord 812
5. '55 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR
6. '32 Bugatti Type 50 with Carrosserie Profilee coachwork( or Type 57, body by Saoutchik or Gangloff)
7. The D-type Jags (with the fin)
8. early 30's Delage with body by Soanchik, Letournier, Chapron
9. '30 Packard Model 734 boat-talled speedster
10. Aston Martin DB's (a friend had a DB4 once owned by Walt Disney)
That's my top 10. Put them in my garage and I'll die happy.
Dono
Either a 70 Nova SS, Red with 2 black stripes and a 3" cowl hood, or a 65 GT 350, white with 2 blue stripes. A yellow 32 chevy coupe (chopped), and A 37 ford coupe (chopped) Its a close one between those 4. I dont really care for them new $500,000 sports cars.
1995 f-150 flareside black, chrome roll bar with lights, chrome bumpers, polished stainless duel 3 1/2 inchers out the back, chrom step bars...... yea black with chrome shiny
ummmmm other than that i've always been a fan of the ferraris
yep thats the one. i know where 1 is that has been in a barn on jack stands since 75 .silver with black.
hay jr. we are talking cars not trucks in this one.
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