[hurryinhoosier62]

Call me crazy, but I would love to have a '40 Packard 120 coupe or a '39 Cadillac Series 61/'37 LaSalle Series 50 coupe. I think these vehicles are absolutely beautiful in their styling. The 346 Cadillac/LaSalle V-8 and the Packard straight eight are two of the best running engines of the era.

[1965gp]

Hey six8yak- PM me if your putting your hellcat up for sale. We are going to sell our ‘12 SRT8 Charger and are going to be in the market for a Hellcat Charger, just not white or black...

[salem1912]

'69 vette and '75 Cadilliac also a '85 D50 4wd auto with a/c I picked up for $25

[Hikin Mike]

Originally Posted by dstryr

My first 4 muscle cars were 69 GTOs, then ran across a 69-1/2 6bbl road runner and figured at the time it might be my only chance to buy a #s matching 6bbl car. Then I bought my Judge a year later, sold my first 4 GTOs in 2005 and the road runner went in 2016. My dad bought a 69-1/2 6pack super bee in 2006 and it was pretty much 100% disassembled. After he passed in 2011 the car became mine. It is V2 Hemi Orange with a black vinyl top and someday hope to have them both restored and sitting together in the garage. Twins from different mothers

Nice! Since I also own a B-Body Mopar, I frequent this site: https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/. Great people and very helpful.

[72projectbird]

I'm into everything.

For the Jap stuff, I like Toyota Supras, Nissan Skylines, and Mazda FD RX7s.
Euro stuff I like BMW's and Audi's
American stuff I like Mopars, Fords, and all GMs

Of course I like all kinds of trucks and jeeps, and am currently shopping for a Humvee.

[72GTOMN]

Late ‘80’s G bodies for me. I learned how to drive in my father’s ‘86 MCSS. I loved that car. I’ve had a couple of my own over the years but always wanted a white ‘85 442 with T-tops.

[72projectbird]

Originally Posted by 72GTOMN

Late ‘80’s G bodies for me. I learned how to drive in my father’s ‘86 MCSS. I loved that car. I’ve had a couple of my own over the years but always wanted a white ‘85 442 with T-tops.

Nice!

My first car was an 86 SS. Maroon on maroon hardtop with a 355.

[Simple Man]

1970 Mustang Mach 1.

[The Boss]

Originally Posted by 72GTOMN

Late ‘80’s G bodies for me. I learned how to drive in my father’s ‘86 MCSS. I loved that car. I’ve had a couple of my own over the years but always wanted a white ‘85 442 with T-tops.

I had an 87 that was very well cared for - pretty nice for 80's cars.

[400 4spd.]

During the 90's we had an '84 SS and an '84 Hurst/Olds, plus my '70 442 (Pontiac powered) and a couple others. I like G bodies too.

[RocktimusPryme]

Cars are like women, I can find something in any flavor that is like.

On top of my Firebird I recently picked up a 1964 Galaxie 500. Z code 390 4b 4 speed. Firebird has waaay more testosterone. But if I’m being honest the Galaxie is more pleasant to ride in.

[Hikin Mike]

Originally Posted by RocktimusPryme

Cars are like women, I can find something in any flavor that is like.

On top of my Firebird I recently picked up a 1964 Galaxie 500. Z code 390 4b 4 speed. Firebird has waaay more testosterone. But if I’m being honest the Galaxie is more pleasant to ride in.

Always liked the Galaxies!

My Firebird rides like a rock. My Coronet drives like a dream.

[Jack Gifford]

Originally Posted by salem1912

... a '85 D50 4wd auto with a/c I picked up for $25...

That's called "grand theft auto"!

[Drag Star Le Mans]

23 Model T owned by local American Legion for over 60 years. Good old vets drove it in parades all over western Washington, 29 Model A and Nissan Patrols. Can't seem to find good pics of the A or Patrol?

[72GTOMN]

Originally Posted by The Boss

I had an 87 that was very well cared for - pretty nice for 80's cars.

Really nice!

For the G body fans, I remember back home in Connecticut there was a Pontiac dealer that was dressing up Grand Prix LE (the two tone paint ones) as GTO's. They actually looked pretty cool. My father wasn't sold on Grand Nationals because they were V6. He thought they should put the FI turbo on a V8 and then you could have a G-body GTO.

[1965gp]

I remember seeing a T top version of that GP at POCI in Washington DC in 93? Looked really cool with t tops

[1965gp]

My dad and I have been working on our collection for as long as I can remember. When I was 10 I think we had 9 cars? All junk of course!

Anyway- we started out wanting a Pontiac from each decade, then each gen if Firebird...and so on and so on.

Then we started looking at what are the iconic cars (that we like) outside of Pontiac and decided just to keep an eye out for a good deal- most of course are 80’s and 90’s because that’s where the good deals have been in the last 15 years. Cars we love and have picked up:

67 Camaro RS
69 Charger (General Lee)
69 Marauder X-100 (this is still a project)
73 K5 (wife’s grandfathers originally)
73 Caprice convertible
86 Iroc-Z
86 Grand National
87 Saleen
95 Impala SS
96 Mystic Cobra
14 Mustang

The rest are all Pontiac’s but these are cars that we saw as fun and iconic in their own way. Each one of them has their own story and most were 1-2 owner cars. Just waited until the right deal was there.

Would still like to add a first gen mustang, high trim level corvair, 30th Anniv Camaro (white w/orange stripes), synergy green 5th gen Camaro and a Hellcat off some sort.

It sounds like a lot, but it’s literally been 25 years of buying used cars before they are collectibles. Most were bought for 5k or less

[Bob's GTO]

Besides my GTO, I'm into Street Rods.
This is my other ride. 1936 Ford, 350 Chevy.

[63 Pontiac]

Early Broncos and 60-66 Chevy\GMC trucks.

[Zig'sbird]

I love the Olds Cutlass.

Strangely and unexpectedly I have become a fan of the Ford Focus. Currently my daily driver is a SVT Focus.