If I were to ever win the lotto, I'd have a 67' Corvette but fitted this way:

-Forest green w/white "skunk stripe"
-Forest green interior (leather)
-C6 drivetrain/suspension
-383 stroker
-Vortech S/C
-4.10 gears
-63' Gran Sport headlight conversion w/HIDs
-triple tail light conversion, very cool IMO (LEDs though)
-Halibrand rims (era correct)

FWIW, my other "classic" cars would be a 62' Belair "bubbletop", red on red w/409/409 hp, 70' Chevelle SS454 green w/white stripes, 65' GTO hardtop in that sweet gold w/white interior and finally a 65' Riveria GS in either silver or black.

 

My favorite, after the Crossfire, was a 1988 Chrysler Conquest. Yes, it was really a Mitsubishi Starion, but it was really fun to drive.

 

Type 35 Bugatti
Auburn Speedster
Lamborghini Countach
57 Vette
B7 Austin Healey

Owned the Vette and Healey. Rode in the Bugatti, Countach and Auburn. Lusted for them all. Love my Crossfire at present.

 

I'm impressed!

I guess my favorite is an E-type, but I don't even fit well enough to drive, so I'm not sure if that counts.

 

'94 Lamborghini Diablo SE/30th Anniversary Edition, in metallic lavender of course
my '58 olds , which now lives in Sweden

 

One of my (owned) favorites was a 300SEL 6.3 1969 400hp Classy & fast.

 

69 280sel convertible class and style all in one
3000 healey
crossfire

 

Plymouth Prowler

 

weak, any car ever, carrera gt.

 

My 1968 Charger 426 HEMI. The only car I wish I still had.

 

I already gave my "classic" list, but for driving everyday, check this out:

-E46 M3 (silver w/red interior)
-05' S4
-X5, gotta have an SUV, right!
-06' Z06

 

1. Saleen S7
2. Ford GT
3. 911 turbo (996 or 993/I'm not picky)
4. Ferrari F430
5. Mercedes Bens SL65

Favorite Cars I have owned.

1. 2001 BMW M3
2. 1999 Porsche 911 C2
3. 1999 Chevy Corvette
4. 2003 Ford Mustang Cobra
5. 2002 Pontiac Firehawk

 

Damn Bullseye, the only "cool" car that I've owned in the past was a modded 87' Grand National that ran 12's w/120K on the original motor/trans and a "well built" 406 s/b powered 78' Caprice Classic 2 door that ran 12's as well, ah those were the days!

 

The GNX would be on my "classical" list. I am huge GN fan. Not bad for 120k, What happen to the GN? You still have it? I missed my chance to pick one up cheap. A few years back when I was still in highschool, 87 GN had 47k on it and I was getting for 7800. The body was about a 7.5-8 but otherwise great shape. It sucks being a kid in highschool making 7 bux an hour lol. Who would have though 2 short years later i would be making almost 30 an hour. Everything in life is timing. I bet no one expected the caprice.

Ya, I really miss my M3, but I won't be able to afford one till I'm done with law school. Thanks to all my car owning and that job, I'm two years behind what I should be in my school life. I should already have my BA, but I decided to leave the high life for two years instead spending everything on cars. Was it fun? Hell yes. Do I regret it? Not really Would I do the same if I could do it over again? Definitely not. I would have over 50k cash in my bank, have a 2000 Honda Civic Si paid in full. And own a 2003 cobra outright. Still it was fun. 30 cars and counting.

 

My 1963 Studebaker Avanti.

 

Miller 91 cu. in. straight eight supercharged front drive. Just the thing for a sunday drive on your local board track.

 

If I could buy any "classic car" it'd be 1966 427 Cobra....

 

My favorite car-- was never a production car unfortunately. The "Buick Blackhawk" was a concept but it did have a movie appearance in Bad Boys II, I found this out late one evening while flipping channels on the Tube. If you have never heard of it, just Google it. I am sure you will get some hits.

Todd

 

here you go...

http://www.rivowners.org/features/blackhawk/index.html

 

E-type gets my classic vote, either that or M-B SEL w/ Gull wings. For newer cars, the ME-412 is the coolest, too bad it wasn't made etiher.