dream vehicals,
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Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 1,101
From: The Nooga
I have more modest dream cars. Ones that I could actually get my hands on.
My first dream car was a RX-7. I bought my FD 3 years ago and made it almost everything I wanted.
After that, my dream car was to build an old muscle car. I'll be picking that up this week since I sold my FD last week. It's a 68 Mustang Fastback. I'm going to do a total resto-mod car.
For just a daily driver dream car, a 2005 Range Rover. A little out of my price range but maybe one day. (damn the wife and being married...lol)
My first dream car was a RX-7. I bought my FD 3 years ago and made it almost everything I wanted.
After that, my dream car was to build an old muscle car. I'll be picking that up this week since I sold my FD last week. It's a 68 Mustang Fastback. I'm going to do a total resto-mod car.
For just a daily driver dream car, a 2005 Range Rover. A little out of my price range but maybe one day. (damn the wife and being married...lol)
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 22,465
From: California
Originally Posted by AgentSpeed' post='793923' date='Jan 13 2006, 10:13 AM
I have more modest dream cars. Ones that I could actually get my hands on.
My first dream car was a RX-7. I bought my FD 3 years ago and made it almost everything I wanted.
After that, my dream car was to build an old muscle car. I'll be picking that up this week since I sold my FD last week. It's a 68 Mustang Fastback. I'm going to do a total resto-mod car.
For just a daily driver dream car, a 2005 Range Rover. A little out of my price range but maybe one day. (damn the wife and being married...lol)
you masocist! a range rover is more of a nightmare
