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What Is Your Dream Car?

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A couple of days ago, I bought my dream car, a 1980 El Camino. It is in great shape, but was in peices due to the previous owner restoring it. I have been working midnights, getting a small nap in the mornings, and then spending several hours each day putting it back together. I have loved every minute of it. This got me thinking, what is everyone elses dream car? Have you, or do you, own it? If you did, would you keep it stock or customize it?

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No payments.

 

Used to have a dream car when I was younger and my priorities were different.

Now, I just want one that does not have a payment with it.

1967 Ford Shelby GT 500. Have wanted one every since I first saw Eleanor on "Gone in 60 Seconds" years back.

 

Now I would also like to have either a 350z or 370z.

I bought this 2009 Dodge Challenger RT in November. In 1973 my parents bought me a new blue Challenger. I never got over letting it go.

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I really don't think I have one. Started a thread about buying a bike that's probably it for me. Car get's me from a to b I could care less about it other wise. My girl friend would like for me to buy a newer one, seeing as how my 1997 Honda Civic is not too impressive, however with only 130,000 miles on it, that car should last me another 5+ years. Maybe by then I'll have a dream car.

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I bought this 2009 Dodge Challenger RT in November. In 1973 my parents bought me a new blue Challenger. I never got over letting it go.

 

Awesome ride, duck.

1979 - 1981 Toyota FJ40 as these years had front discs, power steering, and a/c. However, I wouldn't mind an earlier year model. I'd keep it mostly stock except for a mild lift and 33" mud tires.

 

I also wouldn't mind a 1969 Camaro. :D

I bought this 2009 Dodge Challenger RT in November. In 1973 my parents bought me a new blue Challenger. I never got over letting it go.

 

:thumb: I love me a challenger.

When I was a teenager, my dad had a 1968 baby blue Mustang convertible. Only cool thing he ever owned. I looked so good driving that baby around in the 70"s.

 

Would love to have that car in top condition....would also like to have ME in top condition also!

It changes almost daily.

If money is no option, I'm going with the XUV. It's a ford F650 that's converted into an SUV. Shaq owns one along with a few other atheletes.

 

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If you're talking about cars that I could possibly afford, I'll go with a new Tahoe or a BMW 3 series.

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