that408guy
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Wish I saw them more often on the road.
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Ranger_Pawl
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I am super jealous. I get to see them fairly frequently here in Dearborn, but most likely won't be driving one in my lifetime. ):
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GXV Patagonia, dream car and house all in one
Squatchranger
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Yeah the drama with the ex was worth going through to get the opportunity lol, the hate on the v6 is definitely not deserved though these things are unbelievably quick
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I have a love affair with the old Datsun Z cars.
Preferably, I would like to get my hands on a 240Z shell (because emissions), and drop in a newer drivetrain. I like the idea of keeping it in the family, so an RB series motor from Nissan with appropriate transmission seems ideal for what would be a pretty wicked restomod.
Time, Money, Space, and Ranger mods definitely keep that from happening though
Preferably, I would like to get my hands on a 240Z shell (because emissions), and drop in a newer drivetrain. I like the idea of keeping it in the family, so an RB series motor from Nissan with appropriate transmission seems ideal for what would be a pretty wicked restomod.
Time, Money, Space, and Ranger mods definitely keep that from happening though
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Only non Ford choice 67 Corvette 427 big bock . But wait does 66 big block Cobra count as a non Ford ? After all it is really a Shelby .
tgRanger
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I had 2 Z cars. One 1973 240z triple webers, loved that car. Totaled it when I was almost 20 racing a 69 Camaro.I have a love affair with the old Datsun Z cars.
Preferably, I would like to get my hands on a 240Z shell (because emissions), and drop in a newer drivetrain. I like the idea of keeping it in the family, so an RB series motor from Nissan with appropriate transmission seems ideal for what would be a pretty wicked restomod.
Time, Money, Space, and Ranger mods definitely keep that from happening though
This was my 77 280 I got a couple years later when I got my drivers license back. Didn’t keep this one long before I went to a new 84 Toyota Supra another beast!
CEL2022
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Agreed 100 times over. Hands down for me one of the sexiest looking automobiles ever built and its looks are timeless. I don't care if its a coupe or conv nor what color they all look great. I have owned 3 Corvettes 69, 70 and 71 but not a fan of the new look Corvette. But what else can you say about the big block 66 Cobra 427 and its another dead sexy car. But I am slightly bias towards Shelby since I have owned a couple of GT500's.
9zero1790
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good choices! id take all of them lol.Agreed 100 times over. Hands down for me one of the sexiest looking automobiles ever built and its looks are timeless. I don't care if its a coupe or conv nor what color they all look great. I have owned 3 Corvettes 69, 70 and 71 but not a fan of the new look Corvette. But what else can you say about the big block 66 Cobra 427 and its another dead sexy car. But I am slightly bias towards Shelby since I have owned a couple of GT500's.
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Bob902
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not exactly what most have in mind for a dream ride but id be happy to get one. these were more jeep than jeep is now lol. back in the day mahindra was one of the licensed builders of "jeeps" for the allies in war along with ford and others. this model roxor is similar to a cj5. and come from the factory very basic but tough as nails. great for farm and ranch work. the newest ones have more frills available
Not this jeep?!?
9zero1790
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id take that one, esp if it came with daisy's grand daughter lol. not being able to sleep i decided to find daisy dukes grand daughter. come to find out daisy was younger than i thought. she has two beautiful daughters. Bach still looks great too, esp. for her age.
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