If you could only have 2 cars?

I would have to say a 57 Chevy and a 31 coupe...Ive had my 57 for 18 years and just got done with the coupe.So im happy.....happy rodding or whatever

 

I'd have to have either a pickup or a station wagon, and a coupe or a ragtop.

Pickup --- '55 Chevy Cameo, '58 Dodge Sweptline, or a '56 Ford F100.

Wagon --- '48 Chrysler Town and Country, 1948 Marmon-Harrington Ford 4x4, or a '56 Plymouth two-door wagon (I DO have that one!)

Coupe --- '47 Chrysler New Yorker, '56 Chrysler 300B, or a '53 Hudson Hornet Hollywood

Ragtop --- '48 Chrysler Town and Country, '62 Chrysler 300G, or a '58 Chevy Impala

Out of those, I'd really have a great day with the Chrysler Town and Country wagon and the T&C ragtop!!! The late '40s Chrysler woodies are works of art! The wagon would remain stock as it was on Day One, but the ragtop would have VERY subtle mods on it - undetectable to all but the most hardcore woody fanatic!

 

I consider myself rather fortunate; I would like my 4 speed 56 Nomad back & my 27 T RPU is the other car & it's almost finished!


....just 2 more posts, & I'm there!.......the 1000th post mark!

 

Millners Deuce and Jessie James's black 54 Chevy.

 

56 Chevy sedan delivery and 36 ford 3 window

 

Deuce three window Highboy and '55 Chev sports coupe mild Custom. Both late '5o's style.

 

a 1960 Lincoln continental and my 1964 mercruy montcalir

 

Tough one.... see a trend? I could switch the Daytona for a GT40 MkII

 

'32 roadster and a '48 woodie . I'm just finishing the roadster, we;ll see about the woodie .

 

Ivo's T and Stellings and Hampshire's dragster. What else could you possibly want?

 

The Aztec & The Zupan Merc

 

32' roadster 392 Hemi - 70' Challenger 4 speed Hemi...

Since I get only 2 cars I get to choose as many bikes as I want ???

 

ha ha ha...that's crazy man...this is America..ain't no one only got 2 cars is there???That's why Henry Ford invented the assembly line....could be a scarry scenario tho'..

 

black 32' roadster that will be finished shortly and Poteet's Gold 40 pickup

 

if I could have only two..very hard but I would go with a '39 Lincoln Zephyr and a '32 Ford B-400

 

1932 choped coupe with an hemi
1950 merc chopped coupe with an hemi.

 

'63 Fairlane T-Bolt and a '32 B400 with a blown flathead!

 

40 Merc coupe chopped.
40 Merc ragtop (just like the one I let slip away)

 

1927 essex roadster, FE powerd

1965 fairlane, 427 SOHC

 

Two? As in 2? Can't hardly entertain such foolishness. If you insist, the Neikamp AMBR '29 and the '32 5w sitting in the garage. You can't be serious...............2 (two)

Frank

 

55 Nomad and a steel 40 Willys coupe...

Steve

 

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57 chevy nomad pro street black with red interior white top and 58 cadillac fleetwood mils custom

 

nice combo

 

1957 chevy convertible bel air red with white top and red and silver seats with the tire on the back of it. my 1946 chevy pick-up with a 572 motor and auto trans and all restore.thanks

 

Anythin pre 67 and a 49 b,model one stack mack w/ window in the back

 

my dream styled 1929 ford rpu flattie powerd & a 1940 ford pickup hoodless and flathead powerd too.......

one day, one day...

luke

 

Notwithstanding the value of most others if the stipulation was that I had to drive what I chose, could never sell them, I'd keep what I got.

 

1962 Chrysler 300H convertible, white with white top and red leather interior, 413 cross-ram with the Pont-a-Mousson 4-speed transmission.

...and a 1953 Hudson Hornet convertible, black with red leather inteior and tan top, 308 Twin-H flathead Six, dual-range Hydromatic trans, wide whites on the optional Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels, and every single option I can find for it.

Right now, I'm pretty happy with my current ownership of a '66 Dodge Coronet and a '37 Terraplane - one post-war, one pre-war.