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American muscle only, Corvette here.
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ok.....a big ol' Cadillac.....Fleetwood
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Black F-250 with camo trim around the bottom, jacked up. Mmm mmm mmm can't wait to get behind the wheel of that!
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You won me over with the mazda :P I love rx7's especially old school rx4's :P
they are great in the hills for handling 
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1964 to 1968 E Type Jaguar Convertible.
With a 289 Ford V8 and Ford 5 speed Racing Transmission, of course. The early Jaguar engines and transmissions suck.
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giggles awww me toos
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well for me they are just great where I live there's just honda boys bleh so its nice for me to have a gslse to break them a new one every time we go to the meets :P This is my car by the way
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very nice, ive never ran a track...we basically drift
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Although a refurbished old Mercury Cougar was my first car (it was a gift) .... all the cars I have bought myself since have been German: VW, Mercedes and BMW.
Love comfort/luxury - sedans
American Muscle Car.
I drive and own a Blk matte custom 2014 Dodge Challenger SRT V8. I love The Beast so much that I taught myself how to do everything on it cause I don't want anyone touching him.
The only muscle car I couldn't careless about is mustang. The only great thing Ford made was the '84 Bronco. That's it.
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1971 Jensen FF series Interceptor; 1982 MB 300 TD Custom
Do you have a Jensen? Awesome piece of machinery.
Almost anything, preference hot rods, classic muscle cars ( new stuff not so much), older Jaguars. I tend to favour oddball models as well, love American Motors (AMC),
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Do you have a Jensen? Awesome piece of machinery.
It was my fathers. I don't know where he acquired it or how -- his dealings were always a bit... nebulous. I got it when he passed, but sold it. It wasn't really a drive to the market sort of ride (I have the MB TD for that) and it seemed a pity to just leave it covered in the garage. It was a beautiful car that I could not do justice to.
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It was my fathers. I don't know where he acquired it or how -- his dealings were always a bit... nebulous. I got it when he passed, but sold it. It wasn't really a drive to the market sort of ride (I have the MB TD for that) and it seemed a pity to just leave it covered in the garage. It was a beautiful car that I could not do justice to.
And the right hand drive freaked me out.
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It was my fathers. I don't know where he acquired it or how -- his dealings were always a bit... nebulous. I got it when he passed, but sold it. It wasn't really a drive to the market sort of ride (I have the MB TD for that) and it seemed a pity to just leave it covered in the garage. It was a beautiful car that I could not do justice to.
Very rare car, FF- series. Never seen one, I worked on a 72Jensen for a collector years ago. Fabulous car. You never fail to peak my interest.
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Very rare car, FF- series. Never seen one, I worked on a 72Jensen for a collector years ago. Fabulous car. You never fail to peak my interest.
Apparently illegal for import to the US when introduced. I'm honestly not a car girl, but I do know what I like. I saw a stylish old gent in a pristine XK-E at the post office. Original owner. Nearly brought me to tears.
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Apparently illegal for import to the US when introduced. I'm honestly not a car girl, but I do know what I like. I saw a stylish old gent in a pristine XK-E at the post office. Original owner. Nearly brought me to tears.
Yes, right hand drive only due to the four-wheel drive layout, so not allowed in USA or Canada. Love Jags, Xk-e, XJ-SC v12 coupes and the XKR Coupes in particular. I toured the factory at Coventry in the nineties.
A Jaguar for certain......😊 on a Honda budget though 😒
A secret isn't a secret if 2 know it🤐
