Hot Rods If you could only pick three vehicles to have ....

There are too many choices!
63 Falcon convertible, I have this one
57 Rambler Rebel, This is my dream car!

After those two, I'd like any 57-9 Dodge or 59 -60 Plymouth sedan, hardtop or convertible, just because of the fins!

 

That is a unusual car, I've only seen one in my life. HRP

 

'36 Ford 5-window coupe
'64-65 Buick Riviera
'66 Plymouth Hemi Satellite with Dana rear and 4-speed.

 

I had them, but sold two of them....so I guess there really isn't an answer, for me. My desires keep changing.

 

I intend to keep my old beater & the wagon, but if I never have another old car I will be content, I have had a lot of them in the past. HRP

 

Have had most of the ones I would want. Have my 40 and wife's 55-they aren't going any where. On the lookout for anther 40 to keep me occupied. Kinda miss my 57 Fuely sometimes.

 

'60 Ford Starliner "May Cause Dangerous"
'59 Buick "The Lone Wolf"
'57 F-100

 

The Chevy 2 is not one of your top 3 ?

 

for the rest of my life? hmmm....

 

'29 five window model a, '30-'31 five window model a & a '34 Ford pickup.

 

jimmie addisons 1967 silver bullet 67 gtx. the king of woodward ave. mr norms 1965 dodge blown nitro altered wheelbase car. the California kid.

 

Assuming money is no object:
1. Phantom Corsair
2. Buick Y job
3. 1933 Studebaker Land Cruiser

First 2 are unique, the Studebaker has only 3-4 still around.

 

I'm afraid I couldn't narrow it down that far, maybe a top ten? And even at ten the top three would vary on any given day. There's just too many cool cars in this world.

 

1. 1967 Marina Blue Corvette Stingray (427/435 HP w/ 4-speed)
2. 1955 Chevy Belair 2 Dr. Hardtop (red/white)
3. 1966 Marina Blue Chevelle SS (427 w/4-speed)

 

Any 3 from Moriarity's collection

 

Today's pick, subject to change at my whim. 36 Ford roadster, full house flatty colombia Dago axle big and littles on 35 wires 62 Austin Healey 3000 MKIItri carb two seater and a small tank Crocker

 

Gray primer 55 Chevy 2 door sedan. 327 4-speed. Had one,sold it.
Gray primer 55 Chevy 2 door sedan. 427 4-speed. Had one,sold it.
Gray primer 55 Chevy 2 door sedan. 426 Hemi 4-speed. Have not owned one.(yet)

 

At least you

At least you are open minded to the engine .

 

A 32 Ford Hi-Boy Roadster A 32 Ford Hi-Boy five window And a 66 275 GTB alloy Ferrari. hey I am Italian.

 

36 Ford coupe custom tail dragger with skirts
57 Vette street legal /gasser stance
Pro street blown sbc 63 XKE coupe
....this week....

 

Any ‘62-63 Pontiac Super Duty big car. I’ll make it easy and not even specify the trans. Loud Bang has a pic prolly ready...lol
I’m sure the closest I’ll ever come is a clone of some sort.

The other two I already own...my ‘66 GTO (bought it 36 years ago, it’s still in my father’s name) and the ratty ‘64 GTO (avatar) that my wife bought and allows me to drive it daily. I get asked when we are going to restore it often. Hmmm. If that requires taking it off the road for more than a few days then I guess never!!
Honestly I figure the Good Lord could take me tomorrow so I better enjoy it while I can...

In retrospect I like all of the early super stock cars regardless who made them. I could own any number of wagons too.

Regards, Randy


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‘32 Highboy Roadster (the wind in your hair)
‘55-57 Chevy 1/2 ton, v8 3 on the tree (daily driver and support vehicle)
‘65 Shelby GT350 (turns corners well)

 

Ivo Model T, 1953 Buick Skylark, 1936 37 Cord, had the last two in the past, lucky guy.

 

I bought my 64 Camino when I was 16, and did everything a 16 year old does in it. Still have it 30 years later. It'll never leave.

My parents bought a Datsun 240Z new in 1972, my mom drove it daily for 30 years. I got it in 2002, and sent it overseas to my brother in 2013. It will come back to me eventually. OT I realize, but on the list for forever cars.

I like the project of my Henry J, but I'm not married to it. It could go potentially.

That leaves room for one more. There are many, many cool cars I like. Today I think that could be filled by a 427 Cobra. And this coming from a guy with a Chevy background. But a raw, brutally fast car sounds like a lot of fun in an area with nothing but winding mountain roads where I live.

Devin

 

My 58 impala - 62 fuel injected corvette - 57 thunder bird

 

I'd fail miserably and still have stuff stored in garages all over town.

It'd be easier on us addicts if you narrow it down to like which three Model A's would you have, or what 40's cars would you own, maybe even 50-54 as a class, how about 55-65.
Just sayin' because I doubt anyone on here could stick to a list of three. You ever tried to pick out just one Hot Wheel?

- Tim

 

HighBoy Roadster, Had. 32 Ford 3 window Coupe, Had. 51 Mercury, Have and for sale. My lifetime car is my OT Camaro ragtop purchased new, wife or kids will sell that when I check out. The only car I didn't get in my later years would be a 57 Chevy, my first car at 16, now I spent the money on a Snowbird nest, so I guess the 57 is not going to happen, BUT if I've learned anything in life it's "Never say Never"

 

People would think I am a liar if I told the cars I've had over the last 60 years.
right now I could feel content with a 34 Ford coupe (3 or 5 window is OK) a 49-51
Ford coupe, and a 1962 Chevy Bel-Air hardtop. When do you think I can expect them?

 

That's easy ! Three of each !

 

1941 Willys Coupe, supercharged
1936 Ford 3 window, tail dragger
1936 Ford pickup