Very impressive! Must confess, I have neither the time or motivation these days. I recently traded my '66 Vette for just that reason.
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Very impressive! Must confess, I have neither the time or motivation these days. I recently traded my '66 Vette for just that reason.
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back in that era I had big plans for an Oldsmobile (yes, it really was a brand) 442, which got a huge laugh out of my parental units.
So, apparently late 90’s Civics are in huge demand right now.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1999-honda-civic-30/
A Civic, really?
My dream car is any car that is reliable and doesn't need to be dragged to the shop for repairs. Chose our last car with three criteria: reliability, reliability, and reliability.
Loved it but wssnt quite what i needed. 521 big block
600hp 600ftpnds of torque streetfighter transmission. Not practical but it was fun sold last year.
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71 convertible.
Really just needed a cruiser.low hp nice stereo.
Something i could roll to the beach and just chill.
Had a few trophies but car shows just arent my thing.
Probably shoukd have purchased a used viper.
My dream is to get a bandit one .
One day.
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My current daily driver is a ZL1. IMO, it’s a lot of car (except the backseat) for the money. Great tranny with 650 hp and 650 lbs. torque.
My current daily is a fairly pedestrian, but thus far stolidly serviceable Silverado.
Someday I really want to have a Corvette.
IMO, the C6s are solid rides and recently priced at great entry points. A more rare combo could probably be driven for relatively few dollars. Vettes usually hold value after their first decade of depreciation. It’s amazing how many Vettes were babied by their original owner.
Yeah, that "clean it with a diaper every Saturday morning" thing is at least partly not a joke...
This is all well in the future (and tbh, only marginally likely at all) for me, but I will absolutely get one someday if a suitable opportunity should ever present itself.
Agreed re: the C6 too...I'm not in *love* with the front fascia, but overall I think the design has aged well and I definitely wouldn't turn one down.
Of course, hell, I wouldn't even turn down a C4 or even a malaise-era 'Vette, so...
Also, whoever buys that particular Civic is very unlikely to stick a fart can on it. The market for those is crazy for clean stock units, not other people's dropped, buzzy boy racers with oversized spoilers. Bring a Trailer in particular is notorious for inflated prices on clean and well-preserved but largely unremarkable autos for sale...an '84 Toyota pickup, for example, sold for over $36 large a few weeks ago. Extremely clean and well-sorted, but seriously?
A client of mine just sold his 2018 Audi R8 V10 and bought a Ferrari 458 Spider. He offered to come by and let me drive it, however, he is too lax on Covid so I didn't want to be in a small car with him. I took a raincheck.