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[Tupers]

Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, it makes me feel all funny inside.

[JustSteve]

Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, it makes me feel all funny inside.

was going to post this too.

A truely beautiful motor vehicle

[Alex_B]

Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, it makes me feel all funny inside.

Had forgotten about this

adding to my list,

Alfa romeo 8c Competzione
Aston martin V12 Vantage Zagato

[surfblue63]

Here are some of my dream cars

Miura


Broadspeed GT


Ogle SX


Radford DeVille


Sprint


1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe


Series 1 Jaguar E-Type FHC

[Spitfire12]

Not really interested in fast cars at all really but I would love to own an Aston Martin DB5, Jaguar E-Type, Austin Healey 3000, Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta and Alfa Romeo Giulia sprint GTA, loads to name but they are at the top of the list.

Edited by Spitfire12, 31 August 2012 - 11:30 PM.

[MR J]

De Lorean DMC 12

[rally515]

De Lorean DMC 12

You sir have inspired me.

My no1. now has to be a stainless steell mini (no more rust problems )

[Alex_B]

De Lorean DMC 12

You sir have inspired me.

My no1. now has to be a stainless steell mini (no more rust problems )

Stainless steel costs a lot more and weighs a lot more.

Composite would be cheaper and lighter

[CLM]

Yes, but brushed composite just isn't as drool worthy as brushed stainless in the everything has carbon fiber weave modern world :) Though if you were going to stainless something, I think I would take a moke... And not one of the angular SSupermokes A moke pressed to mk1 style ;)

Chris

[scotty_1987]

Again some awesome choices there as for stainless steel mini seems like a lot of hassle....!!

[Artful Dodger]

1. Sierra Cosworth
2. Chevy z28 with a 500 bhp crate motor
3. Sherman tank
4. Any old racing car

[Tamworthbay]

GT40 closely followed by a Healey 100/6. But in the 'may possibly be able to afford one day' category it would be a TR4 (TR5 s are going for stupid money now).

[CMXCVIII]

GT40 closely followed by a Healey 100/6. But in the 'may possibly be able to afford one day' category it would be a TR4 (TR5 s are going for stupid money now).

For Healey money or top TR money, you can buy a Mallock GTD40 replica or similar. An old mate who's raced and run the real things, says "don't knock GT40 replicas!" - with the right set up you can get the whole GT40 experience for a fraction of the cost!

[Tamworthbay]

GT40 closely followed by a Healey 100/6. But in the 'may possibly be able to afford one day' category it would be a TR4 (TR5 s are going for stupid money now).

For Healey money or top TR money, you can buy a Mallock GTD40 replica or similar. An old mate who's raced and run the real things, says "don't knock GT40 replicas!" - with the right set up you can get the whole GT40 experience for a fraction of the cost!

Some of them are really nice, there is a place just down the road from me in Minworth that makes them. But at 40k + for a top spec one they will forever be out of my price range unless I win the lottery. Whereas as decent TR4 can be had for 10k, still a lot for a toy but within the realms of reality.

[CMXCVIII]

But at 40k + for a top spec one they will forever be out of my price range unless I win the lottery.

40k? Hardly buys an average '59 Mini these days!