32-34 Ford any body style 37-38 Chevy Sedan Delivery made into a window delivery with 3 rows for the kiddos 37-38 Chevy Coupe Gasser 56-67 Corvette 56 Cad Eldorado 57-58 Cad Eldorado Brougham 58 Impala Win the powerball bucket list: Any Duesenberg 30's V-12 or V-16 Cadillac 30s Packard 60s Indy Watson Roadster McMullen Roadster or McGee Roadster Hirohata Merc
Two are in my garage 1960 olds convertible and 1960 olds fiesta wagon. Still want a 49-51 Ford/mercury woody. 59/60 elcamino and a 57 eldorado convertible.
My bucket list car is a body made from scratch, using my english wheel and a power hammer. Whatthat looks like, i dont really know.
Strangely enough, I don’t really have a list. But, if I did, there would surely be a 56-57 vette and 35 Ford 3-window coupe on it. I guess maybe that is a list.
Right now I'd like to find the Two Man car I sold to Jim Etter in the late 1970's. Last photo from 1980
C1 Corvette C2 Corvette A sedan delivery, Just about any brand 65 GTO 66 or 67 GTO Pre 1973 Hurst Olds Jag XKE roadster preferred, maybe a coupe, no to a 2+2 No particular order as to which I desire most. I have had to opportunity to buy most of them and the money to buy them at the time I found each one. Just the timing was wrong or my pop gave me a hard time about the idea.
I don't know how, But I have been able to get just about everything on my list. The problem is I had to always sell one to get another one. I have managed to keep my 55 and 63 Impala though.
I've been lucky. Owned or built every car i've ever wanted except one. Alfa Romeo 158 (my avatar). Supercharged straight eight, 4 speed, single seater with unparalleled style and engineering. It will always be the ultimate and unattainable bucket list hotrod to me. And at this stage in my life, i've realized a better use for that bucket is to mix up the fabric dope that'll help get my feet off the ground.
What I want keeps changing, so I can't even list them....I'll just wait and see what life brings my way.
63 1/2 Galaxie Fastback 38 Ford Standard coupe 60 Galaxy 2 Dr hardtop In that order . Junked the fastback in 83 due to a rotted frame (sea-coast) wish I kept that baby
I honestly already have all the cars on my bucket list, it's just that they all look like you dumped the bucket out. Other than my 32 sedan, every one is a pile of parts. 32 roadster 32 roadster pickup 32 five window 32 pickup 27 roadster 27 touring 40 sedan 40 coupe 25 roadster 67 Chevelle
Steve Scotts Uncertain T.... I have a pile of bucket list cars already, 1961 Impala 2dr htp 2 historic custom 55 chevs 40 ford dlx coupe 331 Cad power 1961 Corvette mild custom Car Craft dream rod couple of zinger clones 66 SS396 chevelle Futurian bubbletop Roth Outlaw clone something would have to go first..... but I would really like to get the uncertain T
How about a car that never breaks, gets great gas mileage , very fast and cost little money to buy or build. Pre 65 of course.
I've had many that at one time I just had to have..after awhile something else would come up "I just had to have"..out with the old, in with the new. That pretty much describes my history with car ownership. I find at times it's the hunt/acquisition/building that excites me, but after a time it fades. In the end, I just want to be sure I have no regrets. One car I've always wanted is a '55 Nomad..hmm
A Tri Five Nomad 36 Ford 3 window Coupe Late 30's or early 40's Chevy Pickup,with stretched cab (I'm tall) A step down Hudson Coupe Finish my 34 Tudor This would keep me busy for the next few years.
My "bucket list" is very short and have both of them: 1956 Nomad and 1940 Ford coupe That being said, my "be nice to have anyway" list has 59 cars on it!
None of mine are crazy. 55 150 2 door sedan Model A coupe (why not shoot for the stars?) #1 is actually an o/t Plymouth roadrunner.
I didn't have to think twice. A real deal '68 Hemi Dart and a Porsche 911 GT3. Oh, okay, a 1959 Buick Invicta, too.
Ain't gonna happen at this stage of my life, but: '28 Model A two door sedan '40 F*@d coupe '48 Plymouth Deluxe coupe '49 F*@d bidness coupe '51 Chev bidness coupe one of Marty Strode's track roadsters!
Any on my bucket list are going to have to come pretty well finished if I ever get enough coins to pursue any of them. I've had a thing for 57 Buick Cabrillo wagons for years on end and didn't try to buy the one I spotted years back. I wouldn't mind having my old 51 Merc back and making a hand full of changes to put it back to the way I would want it. That is just a wheel and tire change and hauling a batch of stuff to the chrome shop. The car is plenty nice except I don't like the look the guy I sold it to put on it but it is all unbolt, have plated and bolt back on and swap out the wheels and tires and put hubcaps on it. Two days of labor and 4K will fix it. Since going to Deuce days in 2019 I have developed a real thing for one of those and have my eye on one that would take winning the power ball but I would only make two small changes on it and done.
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