Here's a very attainable car that I think delivers the best bang for the buck. Until I get rich enough for the Ford GT or the Lambos, this could be all me in '05
«-- offer extended through New Years (icq286487452)
The ferrari 288 GTO. possibly one of the toughest looking cars they ever built. And no slouch in performance either. They are old but still go for $400k+ and rightfully so.
Originally posted by QuaShe here is my dreamcar. Yesterday there was a huge fire at the ferari/lamb/maserati dealer overe here wich killed about 40 exotics, 2 F40's and some very rare lambo's went up in the fire
Originally posted by mdcq The ferrari 288 GTO. possibly one of the toughest looking cars they ever built. And no slouch in performance either. They are old but still go for $400k+ and rightfully so.
Originally posted by QuaShe here is my dreamcar. Yesterday there was a huge fire at the ferari/lamb/maserati dealer overe here wich killed about 40 exotics, 2 F40's and some very rare lambo's went up in the fire
My cousin did that job!
Expect the official cause to be, "faulty wiring - not suspicious"
Originally posted by maja damn, Teengodfather is the only one who post a classic car pic. All the new cars have no personality, style... they don't make em like they used to
I have owned many, many, many classic cars. Nothing can compare to the new iron coming out of the auto manufacturers.
I sold the last of my collection (69 Chevelle) and my final Grand National last year.
I had many good times with the late 60's cars and the late 80's GN's, but they have outlived their worthiness, time to move on and live in the current day.
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