If you had a time machine and money?

GT40 Mk. II... 'nuff said....

 

You'd have to set your co-ordinates to Canada for that, but I don't think they made any ragtops...

 

1930's .................. '34 v8 coupe

 

59 Eldo Baritts convertible or a loaded, 59 Impala convertible with a 348, 3 deuce, 4 speed skirts and a continental kit??

Yenko, Baldwin Motion, Hmmmm.... Hemi Dart??

Tough question.

Bill H

 

If I could go back Hell,I would just not sell the ones I had

 

1) Buy as many 57 D100 step & Swept sides & COE's as I could
2) 57 Chrysler 300
3) 57 Chrysler Windsor
4) 57 Plymouth Fury
5) 70 Dodge Challenger
6) 59 Dodge Silver Challenger
7) 71 HEMI 'Cuda
8) Chrysler Turbine car (and hide it so they can't destroy it)
9) 69 Dodge charger
10) 70 Rebel Machine
11) 41 Willys
Maybe a 57 T-Bird or Vette mixed in...
I could go on....and on...and on.....

 

I would buy all my old cars BACK!

 

Me?
I'd buy as many World War II fighter aircraft as the government would sell me and I could store.

 

She must be a " looker" if you could trade her for a Zephyr!

 

Well ill take one of what everyone else is haveing all good picks

Dodge daytona 426 4 speed plum purple with black insides
And
New 47 Buick

But I would buy up every car crusher and make it so no one could buy one that way all the good cars over the years that got crushed would still be with us then we would have more cars to restore

 

Bubble up.

 

In high school all I ever wanted was one of the first run of Z-28s or 396 Chevelles, a B production 67 Mustang coupe or a 67 GTO. After a tour in Europe, new favorites included BMW Alpina 2002s, Alfa GTAs, Lotus Europas and pre-tubo 911s. As if. The GI bill and my budget reduced me to hot rodded Fiats and a bicycle. But I always liked hot rods, too, and at least I get to mess with them now. Gary

 

Hell go back to the mid 70's gas crunch and buy up ALL the gas guzzler muscle cars you can find. Also all the 32-34 Fords that are left for dead.............You could come back and just sell the so-so stuff and make Bill Gates look like a broke azz.

 

I would go back and NOT MARRY my first wife and would still have my 63 Corvette Blackon Black Coupe, 327,4speed. that I had to sell to keep her happy.

 

First, if I had enough dough, I would have paid off Martin Sheen to stay home.
This way, I could have had alot of seat time in my favorite flamed '34, then bought it after filming.
Then, just for fun, get Bo Hopkins and his cop car to run me down on some back country dirt roads.
I really think I could out drive him!
We are dreaming, right?

 

If I had a time machine and money....I would go back to just after WWII, open a salvage yard, and stay. Those were the best years of living in this country.

 

'59 Impala 'vert......black on red/white/grey.....348 3 deuces, 3 on the tree.....one rear radio antenna.....................with the glove box, trunk, and rear seat loaded with as many Colt 1911's, Thompson .45 sub machine guns, and Browning Automatic Rifles that it could carry...........'til the rear bumper scrapes the ground.

 

I like the way you think! And that would eliminate all of those 70's and 80's parts in the 1911's!

 

I woulda' posted some additional pictures....but I didn't know if I would have been flamed and pitchforked outa' here or not. Figured it best to stop at just the car! I do love my HAMB era hand and shoulder steel collection, though.

 

Chain-drive Frazer-Nash for me. Or perhaps a happily-proportioned Ballot 2LTS, or a Lancia Lambda, or a 2-litre Lagonda?

 

I'd go kill the SOB that stold my full custom Henry J back in late 64,n date a few gals that I was too chicken shit to ask out at the time.

 

I'd go back to 1948, and buy a brand new black, 4-door Special Deluxe Plymouth P15, just like the first one I owned (and it was my first car), and just like the one I have now (except for the modifications on this one).

 

Hate to step on all your dreams, but none of you will be buying anything.
You think anybody back in time is going to accept what we have for U.S. currency today?
One would have to work out a serious plan in order to go back to buy something in any decade.

Sure is nice to dream, though.

Roger

 

MICROSOFT AND STARBUCKS!!!!! At that time I didn't know what a computer was and didn't like coffee. But just think of the cars I could have now that I'm in my 70's.LOL.

 

1963 z11 impala. With a spare engine.

 

If I had only one choice, and one that I would keep for a lifetime. it would be a new 1964 Studebaker Commander 2dr sedan with the R-3 Super Lark package.
Although a regular production offering, only ONE was built (the R-3 option wasn't cheap, virtually doubling the price of a car from the company that 'was going out of business')
But boy howdy! how those R-3's do run! If I had 2 choices I'd get 2, 3 and I'd get 3.

Owned a '69 SS 396 Camaro, '70 Cougar Eliminator 428 4 spd Drag-Pak, a '69 AMX 343 4spd, '71 Satellite 383 magnum, and others, .....and over the years a total of 9 Studebaker Lark types, still have 3 at present. My #1 choice come hell or high water.

 

You would want to open a scrap yard 1 day before WW2, those years made those guys extremely wealthy.

 

I'd go back to Tulsa and tell 'em to use more caulking on that Plymouth's tomb.........

 

Hell fire I will play my 69 road runner when it was new and as far as ex wife's go I would kicked her ass out of the back seat and went and picked up her sister and then her first cousin then wore the springs out !

 

An 'R' code 66 Fairlane hardtop or .....