The one that got away
#21
If that's really yours than that is cruel, and unusual punishment towards me. I saw one in person a while ago, though it didn't stand a chance next to the other ride... A Bugatti.
PS: Seriously though, is that yours? Oh, and I still like the GT3. Nothing like a true auto racing vehicle.
PS:PS: Ok, but seriously. Is that yours, because now this isn't even cool...
PS: Seriously though, is that yours? Oh, and I still like the GT3. Nothing like a true auto racing vehicle.
PS:PS: Ok, but seriously. Is that yours, because now this isn't even cool...
#22
#23
Oh it was feasible, just not what I really wanted. Took it on trade on a boat and had some fun with it. Someone else wanted it more than me, on to the next one. Besides, this is more fun!
#25
^^ Ouch! That's not a good way to start the day!
#26
I LIKE TRUCKS
Originally Posted by PWG
Nice ride. My 2007 F-150 got away from me this morning, good old black ice!
#27
Senior Member
You're kidding right? Give me that F100 over any Porsche any day. A mid 50s F100 is one of my dream vehicles.
You know the difference between a Porsche and a Porcupine don't you?
....on another note...I find it funny that people are willing to pay $50+ for an F150 or a Superduty (and be convinced its worth it) but think $50k for a timeless classic that is obviously very well built is outrageous and inflated. Please.
You know the difference between a Porsche and a Porcupine don't you?
....on another note...I find it funny that people are willing to pay $50+ for an F150 or a Superduty (and be convinced its worth it) but think $50k for a timeless classic that is obviously very well built is outrageous and inflated. Please.
Last edited by Buck; 01-29-2012 at 10:43 PM.
#28
Originally Posted by Buck
You're kidding right? Give me that F100 over any Porsche any day. A mid 50s F100 is one of my dream vehicles.
You know the difference between a Porsche and a Porcupine don't you?
....on another note...I find it funny that people are willing to pay $50+ for an F150 or a Superduty (and be convinced its worth it) but think $50k for a timeless classic that is obviously very well built is outrageous and inflated. Please.
#29
Senior Member
I hear ya. I'm not sure I completely agree but I see the logic. I would actually prefer to buy a runner with a straight body and slowly fix it up to my liking. But then again I'm not really the "show vehicle" type. Don't get me wrong though....I'd take that one in a heart beat. But given the chance to own one I'd lean more towards one I wouldn't feel guilty about getting rock chips in the front from driving it as much as I undoubtedly would