Maybe we need a "car geeks & freaks" area.

[Black Hat]

Gm Australia

That's right, it's a shame they closed down now!
1856 to 2020
There is no Ford or Holden/GM manufacturing left in Australia, all imported junk.

 

[Victor3Ranger1]

Definitely some fine cars and bikes shown here. It has me reminiscing years gone by. I've always been a speed freak to certain degree. I had a 1969 Pontiac with 428 when I turned 16. I loved that car but it almost killed me. The tree won the battle. I went from that to a 66' VW bug. This took a toll on my man card cred. Modern drive trains and technology are amazing performers, but not pleasing to eye the IMO. I bought a Corvette during my midlife crises period. It was a fun car from going through the Museum delivery till the day I sold it 10 years later.

I'm a truck guy now. The wife has an Infinity G37 that is fastest thing at home now.

My neighbor has one 68 firebird and a 69 all original clean beauties.
My brother had a 66 vw super beetle, we put the body on a model T frame and put a front rack and pinion steering, 351 Windsor and c6 tranny, with a narrowed 12 bolt rearend. We had to put a moon roof in it because you sat so far back that you couldn't see the stop light
Just looking at it you couldn't tell what was in, it was freaking stupid fast and we won a lot of money street racing some pretty heavy hitters.
It won almost every car show it was in, beautiful car, metallic blue and white diamond tuck and roll interior, it was named "Ol blue II "

 

[Nomad458]

Are you going to restore that Chieftain?

I have a couple other projects to do first, but yes, the straight 8 makes it worth it. It's rough, but salvageable.

 

[VLD Pilot]

I owned a 71 Dodge Hemi Challenger back in the early 80s. I miss it

 

[Lee7588]

I've never been into the newer cars like some people are but these are a few I work around sometimes that are slick. First is the always beautiful Aston Martin, then a Maserati g20 (black on on the left), last a Praga R1. These are most definitely not mine, but they aren't cars that are seen often

 

[Greyfox]

My companion for decades…1960 Porsche 356B Roadster…..

And……..LOL…. "Hard-Core" from an early age!

 

[wasskeet]

Neither are mine, but nice ones nevertheless

 

[M1A1ABRAMS]

Not mine either. Just one I did the body n paint on.

 

[Marplot]

Vincent Black Shadow. Bit a Taxi. It was Taxi fault. My lawsuit funded my first investment real estate in 1970. I put the "Vin" back together and added those funds to real estate. Worked out for me.

 

[Marplot]

More recently, and I like antiques. 1938 BMW CJ. Still I have it. 750cc flathead.

 

[Victor3Ranger1]

Not mine either. Just one I did the body n paint on.

I love the look of those cars

 

[Victor3Ranger1]

More recently, and I like antiques. 1938 BMW CJ. Still I have it. 750cc flathead.

Very nice

 

[Victor3Ranger1]

Neither are mine, but nice ones nevertheless

Both are freaking awesome but the Yenko is the one I would go with even though the Shelby is probably worth a lot more

 

[cajun]

Not mine either. Just one I did the body n paint on.

Nice. Might need some pointers. Buddy is redoing his dads 65 stang and he's gonna spray it but I'm in charge of all the wet sanding and finish work.