Favorite Type Of Car

[Northstar 4.6]

What's your favorite?

As for me, I like tuners, muscle cars, and exotics.

Japan tuners: Isuzu Gemini, Nissan Maxima{1994-2002}.

Japan sports: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, Subaru Impreza.

Japan luxury: Nissan Cima, Toyota Chaser/Mark II.

Euro tuners: Renault 5/Clio{Lutecia in Japan}, Peugeot 205/106/307, Fiat Punto, Lancia Delta{Integrale}.

Euro sports: Audi TT, VW Golf GTi{'06}, Porsche Boxster/Cayman, Mercedes SLK-Class, Porsche 911.

Euro exotics: Bugatti Veyron, Ferrari or Lamborghini of any kind, Mercedes SL65{AMG}, Bentley Continental GT.

American Tuner: Chevy Cavalier, Ford Escort, and Olds Cutlass{later '80's-90's models}

American Sports: Buick Skylark GNX{'87 model only}, Chevy Corvette, Dodge Viper, Saturn Ion{Red Line}, Ford Mustang, Shelby Cobra, Chevy Camaro.

American Muscle: Dodge Charger, Chevy Chevelle, Plymouth 'Cuda, Olds {Starfire/Cutlass} 4-4-2, Any Cadillac{1963-1972}, Chrysler 300C, Cadillac XLR, Buick Skylark GSX, Chevy 409, Pontiac GTO.

American Exotic: Saleen S7TT, Shelby Aero SSC{Have you ever heard of it?}.

Global Tuners: Honda Civic, Datsun 240/260/280Z, Nissan 300ZX{1983-2001}, Toyota Celica, Honda Accord.

Global Sports: Toyota Supra, Lotus Seven{Built under different names all over the world}, Infiniti G35{Also built as some Nissan model in Japan, forgot its name}.

Global Exotics: Acura/Honda NSX.

Unknown: Skyline GT-R{Probably should go in the 'Global' section, not sure though}, VW Beetle.

Other: Holden Monaro, Ford Falcon{both Australian, btw}.

Special Note: The automotive version of the term 'global', as I learned, refers to a car that is built in more than one nation{the Honda Civic and Toyota Celica are two examples AFAIK}.

And if you want to flame someone, please reserve that for PMs.

{I don't know if this is in the right place, can someone please move it if it isn't?

I don't wish to break the rules, that's all.}

I know some of you may think I have strange tastes, but..........
It shouldn't matter.

[Clayton]

Type: American Muscle.

Make: Mercedes - Benz

(I know how stupid and contradicting that is.)

[Lauwee]

American Exotics for me.

Vipers, Ferrari's, Lamborghini's, the works.(Even though those are Italian:P)

[Rylo]

Ferrari isn't american, it's an Italian car. Dunno about the other's.

Favorite would have to be American Muscle.

[Lauwee]

Haha yeah I edited.

Would've chosen the Italian Exotic option if it existed:P

[Rylo]

Lol. Yeah, ferrari's own, especially the older ones. Older lambo's, too.

[XBOXUSER]

Tuners and Exotics from anywhere.
Acura NSX
McLaren F1 GTR

[.:nemesis:.]

American Muscle ....<3

and

Japanese Tuner ( GTR )

[Lettermaniac]

Euro Exotic, American Muscle and American Sports.

[aRTee]

American Muscle ALL THE WAY!

Ferraris and Lambos and other stuff just sucks..

[Olin]

I like everything except European tuners. Waddya know!

[Twisted Metal]

I´d go for anything Japanese. To be honest, Japanese cars (for me) are the best to drive. Very efficiant and cost-friendly. As for American cars, and this is just me, but they´re not so good. I don´t know why people keep buying them. It´s like...reelecting Bush (which was done -_-). Then again, that´s just me. I´ll be honest, I do like how the old American cars looked. But all in all, if I ever get myself a car for Highschool or College, it´d be a Toyota or Honda.

[voodoo]

Twisted, not every american car has a V8 in it you know? You do get some efficient America cars out there.

For me, European Exotics all the way. American muscle just sucks. Where I live if you had a powerful car that steers like a boat then I wouldn't drive it. :P

[Twisted Metal]

Twisted, not every american car has a V8 in it you know? You do get some efficient America cars out there.

For me, European Exotics all the way. American muscle just sucks. Where I live if you had a powerful car that steers like a boat then I wouldn't drive it. :P

Hehe, yeah. I think I might´ve worded it a bit wrong :P I guess what I meant to say was about the American Muscles. Actually, now that I remember, the Chevy Caveliere (I know I spelled that wrong...and I´m talking about the new ones) was a pretty good car.

´Twas too early, though. SO I wasn´t thinking straight (let alone picking my wording correfctly), but you got the point I was trying to make (with the American muscles).

[voodoo]

Ah I get you now. The only way you could afford to run a muscle car here is to sell your house and live in it.

I am joking but you get my point.

Here is an image I took in a village in Perthshire. And that isn't a £1.02 a gallon, it is £1.02 a litre for petrol!

http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/2317/img2060cop y8cr.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[Heretic]

american muscle for the win

[Pablo Escobar Jr.]

yep, americam muscle all the way....and cars like koeningsegg and zonda bugati lambo stuff
american muscle and earopean exotics

[phreak]

I like all types (mainly American, though).

American Exotic - The Viper
American Tuner - The Cobalt
American Muscle - The 1970 Chevelle

Italian Exotic - Lamborghini, Ferrari, Pegani
Italian Luxury - Alfa Romeo, Fiat

Japanese Tuner - Mazda RX-7, Nissan Skyline, Toyota Supra

European Luxury - Mercedes, BMW, Porsche

There's all kinds of cars out there that I like. Out of all of them though, I'd be most happy with a Cobalt SS, you know, something I can drive everyday that has a little kick to it, but it's not near impossible to drive. I'd like to have a Viper or Ferrari F430 or Lamborghini Gallardo, but what would I do with them? :P

[Shadow Conception]

$4.08 a gallon, then?

American muscle, European and Japanese Exotics, Japanese Tuner, and American Sports ftw.

[Holster]

American Sports are sweet :P

[Twisted Metal]

$4.08 a gallon, then?



Damn. Hehe...here in Mexico, Gas´ like $2.80. It´s cheaper than Houston´s price. Over there it´s like, $3. I´d like to go to Venezuela, though. 3 cents or so sounds like a good deal ;)

[Northstar 4.6]

Damn. Hehe...here in Mexico, Gas´ like $2.80. It´s cheaper than Houston´s price. Over there it´s like, $3. I´d like to go to Venezuela, though. 3 cents or so sounds like a good deal ;)
Yep.

Of course you wouldn't wanna be a Ferrari owner in those areas right now.........

[voodoo]

$4.08 a gallon, then?


A bit more than that because it it more like 4.5 litres to a gallon.

But I know America Gallons are smaller.

[ScoobyDoo82]

1993 Ford Mustand Cobra, my favorite car since December 19, 1992

[billyboy_999]

I gotta go for japanese tuner, specifially nissans and hondas. NFSU was my type of game.

[tommyvercetti]

Japanese Sport and American Muscle

[DBD]

American muscle, 100%, New GT500 Mustang with 500 HP from the factory..

[comics22]

lol i love all* american cars from any era (* except dodge neons worst car ever!) european cars are pretty sweet too. i like any old car really because they are so simple, if you need to fix one you can get basic hand tools to fixit! now they try to cram the biggest engine they can into the smallest space so you have to half lift the engine out to get the darn sparkplugs changed! lol nowadays theres a computer for everything i mean comon! our 98 cherokee has a microchip thinky that controls when the dumb dome light comes on! what was wrong with a simple switch that theyve havd since around 40's i belive?

[GTA Mike]

American muscle

mhmm

[Asif]

Japanese sedans/saloons.

[voodoo]

now they try to cram the biggest engine they can into the smallest space so you have to half lift the engine out to get the darn sparkplugs changed! lol nowadays theres a computer for everything i mean comon! our 98 cherokee has a microchip thinky that controls when the dumb dome light comes on! what was wrong with a simple switch that theyve havd since around 40's i belive?

Car manufacturers now generally try and focus on making their engines more efficient and cleaner than bigger.

[General_Patton]

i like the veilside rx7 from the fast and the furious 3.



http://hvtm.totalcar.hu/car/m/mazda/229593.jpg

[General_Patton]

heres the front:
http://carsmedia.ign.com/cars/image/article/712/71 2399/the-fast-and-the-furious-tokyo-drift-car-of-the-day-veilside-rx-7-20060613025718361.jpg

[McKlutcho]

European: BMW E30
Japanese: To many to name
American: Dodge viper

[Northstar 4.6]

I'm also looking to maybe buy an older Toyota or Nissan to do engine switching if I can't get a decent Dodge, Ford, or Cadillac.

And hopefully, I can get a N. American model, not the cheap-@$$ Japanese ones that can fall apart on you in 5-7 years {unless you're lucky}.

[McKlutcho]

not the cheap-@$$ Japanese ones that can fall apart on you in 5-7 years {unless you're lucky}.
:rolleyes:

Take care of them, and theyll take care of you back.

[dunnojo]

Japanese tuner: Subaru Impreza STI
Euro tuner: Audi Quattro..

I like all cars, but that's top of my list..

[Lettermaniac]

And hopefully, I can get a N. American model, not the cheap-@$$ Japanese ones that can fall apart on you in 5-7 years {unless you're lucky}.

Sure, I like American cars much more than the Japanese tuners, but cars like Toyota and Honda last very long times and are very reliable.

[McKlutcho]

Sure, I like American cars much more than the Japanese tuners, but cars like Toyota and Honda last very long times and are very reliable.
As i said in my post.

You take care of them, they'll take care of you.

[Lettermaniac]

True, but they do have a good long lasting reputation anyway.

[Northstar 4.6]

@McKlutcho: Alright, I hope you ain't wrong.

@Lettermaniac: Just remember though, not all Hondas or Toyotas are built in Japan or made with all Japanese parts.
True, a lot of 'em are, but they have been building cars here and in other countries for a pretty long time, and I think it's a good thing because it gives our workers jobs and it helps smooth out production issues.

[Lettermaniac]

@Lettermaniac: Just remember though, not all Hondas or Toyotas are built in Japan or made with all Japanese parts.
True, a lot of 'em are, but they have been building cars here and in other countries for a pretty long time, and I think it's a good thing because it gives our workers jobs and it helps smooth out production issues.

Yep, I knew they make them overseas aswell. Its a good thing, big economy boost.

[McKlutcho]

@Lettermaniac: Just remember though, not all Hondas or Toyotas are built in Japan or made with all Japanese parts.
True, a lot of 'em are, but they have been building cars here and in other countries for a pretty long time, and I think it's a good thing because it gives our workers jobs and it helps smooth out production issues.
That's a lie. They have productions in each major city or so. They all use PROPER parts. That would be misleading to use an american part in a japanese sports car, wouldnt it?


@McKlutcho: Alright, I hope you ain't wrong.
Dont think ive ever heard of a Japanese car breaking down straight after buying it. (Unless it was one of the first off the production line)

[Mousey]

japanese arent exactly so reliable as people say. klutch just said about cars braking down just after buying it. we get tonnes of cars in a week with part recalls because between a certain chassis number and another, all these vehicles have had a problem because of a fitted part it was built with, needs to be changed because there is a problem with how it was built, usually about a 5000 batch off the production line.

But they DO use all proper parts, no matter where you go.

Who the hell said about lifting the engine out to get at spark plugs too? spark plugs are at the top of the cylinders matey :) the biggest engines i work on, are 4.3 v8's in the lexus gs/ls/sc 430's and i dont have to lift an engine i get at them, or maybe you dont realise, on most modern cars, there is like a little plastic cover on the top of the engine, to make it look pretty.

NO CAR is 100% reliable unless it is looked after. Had a gs300 come in with 300,000 miles on the clock, nothing wrong with it, only problem was that the radiator had a leak. Had another gs300 with 60,000 miles that had never been serviced, it ran ok, but there were so many problems that needed doing on it.

[Huey_Pilot]

Honda's and stuff are pretty reliable, but in my opinion one of the most reliable engines is the mopar 225 Slant Six (the leaning tower of power!). I have one in my 74 valiant, 32 years without any problems except a faulty alternator (about 5 years ago).

[dbr-500]

Japanese euros and americans exoctics FTW!

[Northstar 4.6]

Honda's and stuff are pretty reliable, but in my opinion one of the most reliable engines is the mopar 225 Slant Six (the leaning tower of power!). I have one in my 74 valiant, 32 years without any problems except a faulty alternator (about 5 years ago).

Is that the Australian model?

They do, after all, make pretty good autos compared to the Koreans.

[Huey_Pilot]

No, its an American model.

[CooperG]

I voted Japanese Sports and American Muscle

[Northstar 4.6]

No, its an American model.

Oh, I see.

Has anyone ever owned a Skyline?

[Northstar 4.6]

Can somebody make this a sticky?

[stealthbomber]

I personally like any tuner and any sports car, no matter where it's from.

[McKlutcho]

Oh, I see.

Has anyone ever owned a Skyline?
I, myself do not own one. But ive got plenty of friends who do.

Which are you referring to?

R31?
R32? GT-R, GT-S, GT-T?
R33? GT-R, GT-S, GT-T?
R34? GT-R, GT-S, GT-T?

You can't just say "Has anyone ever owned a skyline" there are heaps of models.

From what ive gathered.

R31, is a good starter project for a drifter/dragging. But it's a big big BIG money sink as its an extremely old car.
R32, if your importing from japan, almost all odometres have been wound back. If its been modified, the chances are that its been extremely thrashed to the shit-house.
R33, Good track racer, nice drifter, slightly heavier then the R32.
R34, Powerful, but restricted alot. ALOT heavier then a R33, but tis got the gadgets to make up for it.


GT-R, Good for track and drag racing, seeing as its AWD.
GT-S, The standard version, RWD, if your looking for a project cars, i suggest this.
GT-T, Turbo version, RWD version, not exacly something you would want if you just got your license. Very un-predictable in the wet.

But, as that being said. each year and different model has its different aspects.
R34 has the RB26? and the R33/R32 has the RB25

Either way, R33 skylines and below are great cars if you got the time to work, and put them up to scratch.
And from what can tell, Americans never got the Skyline, or Silvia range. That's why i love Australia, we got the best of both worlds.


Edit: Holey shit, didnt realise i had typed up so much. feel free to read it, if you can be bothered.

[Northstar 4.6]

@McKlutcho: Yeah, it's too bad you couldn't really get one right off a dealership lot here in the U.S.
But at least they're not illegal.

[McKlutcho]

@McKlutcho: Yeah, it's too bad you couldn't really get one right off a dealership lot here in the U.S.
But at least they're not illegal.
Not illegal? I thought the RB, SR, and CA series of engines arn't allowed unless it was only a track car?
Either that, or it's just a rumour i heard.

[Fry]

None on that list, i like Australian cars because American cars are too poorly made, I hate jap plastic with little engines and European cars look too....well european.

[aRTee]

American cars are too poorly made

What is so 'poor' in them?

[McKlutcho]

None on that list, i like Australian cars because American cars are too poorly made, I hate jap plastic with little engines and European cars look too....well european.
Little engines..?

ROFL, go say that to a Supra, or Chaser owner.

1jz, 2jz engines are little?
RB25, RB26 engines are little?

European have a very "smooth" look that i love about them.
What is so 'poor' in them?
He's reffering to the sloppy handling, and sluggish braking.

[aRTee]

He's reffering to the sloppy handling, and sluggish braking.

Who tells him to go buy some rust bucket. New or old American cars have good handling, as not ment for some racing.. American cars are made for people who can drive. Not like some Toyota Corolla what you can bumb to tree and buy new with pocket money..

[McKlutcho]

Who tells him to go buy some rust bucket. New or old American cars have good handling, as not ment for some racing.. American cars are made for people who can drive. Not like some Toyota Corolla what you can bumb to tree and buy new with pocket money..
Oh get fucked. Honestly.

It's his own opinion, this is a forum.

PEOPLE HAVE THEIR OWN OPINION.

From what ive heard, american cars handle VERY badly.

And dont start bashing japanese cars. Because its just going to end badly.

[Fry]

It's his own opinion, this is a forum.

PEOPLE HAVE THEIR OWN OPINION.

From what ive heard, american cars handle VERY badly.

And dont start bashing japanese cars. Because its just going to end badly.No dont get me wrong i love Jap cars very efficiant and have got some balls (especialy if there got a turbo) but i prefer a big V8 (just my preference) andi love the quality of Aussie built cars.

I was also refering to the build quality of american cars (just my opinion once again) there not up to Jap or even Aussie standards.

[McKlutcho]

No dont get me wrong i love Jap cars very efficiant and have got some balls (especialy if there got a turbo) but i prefer a big V8 (just my preference) andi love the quality of Aussie built cars.

I was also refering to the build quality of american cars (just my opinion once again) there not up to Jap or even Aussie standards.
Try telling that to jackhammer.

Nothing more i hate then people thinking "There" cars are the best.

[aRTee]

It's his own opinion, this is a forum.

PEOPLE HAVE THEIR OWN OPINION.


And thats my OPINION.

[Fry]

Everyone has there own opinion but dont abuse someone else caus there opinion differs from yours.

[aRTee]

Everyone has there own opinion but dont abuse someone else caus there opinion differs from yours.

I didnt.. or didnt ment to. I just defended my opinion.

[Northstar 4.6]

Not illegal? I thought the RB, SR, and CA series of engines arn't allowed unless it was only a track car?
Either that, or it's just a rumour i heard.

Definitely a rumor. A FALSE rumor.
At least in most U.S. states, like California or Florida.
The state government have no problem with them, but I wonder what the liberal EPA has to say........

[Huey_Pilot]

I definitely like American muscle. Right now im in the process of building a drag racing car. I plan to use a 70 or 71 Dart Swinger(if I can locate one thats cheap enough, might have a change of plans), with a mopar 383. Hopefully it will be a pretty fun project.

[McKlutcho]

I definitely like American muscle. Right now im in the process of building a drag racing car. I plan to use a 70 or 71 Dart Swinger(if I can locate one thats cheap enough, might have a change of plans), with a mopar 383. Hopefully it will be a pretty fun project.
How old are you?

[Huey_Pilot]

I'm 17, why?

[McKlutcho]

I'm 17, why?
How exacly are you going to fund a drag car? Im guessing you only just got your license?

And you need a trailer, so buy/hiring one becomes expensive, but it wont be near as expensive as a drag car.

Edit: God damn these time-zones.

[Huey_Pilot]

I recieved my license when I was 16, and I have a job to fund the project. Sure, its only minimum wage but this is a project, not expected to be done overnight. I plan to spend about $1,500 on a car and probably put $1,000 or $1,500 into the engine, and all of the other parts that I will need (rear end, trans., tires). Its going to be street legal so no trailer needed. I plan to just race at a local strip for fun, nothing fancy really. I'll just be adding to it overtime, but I don't plan on spending more than $6,000. Just build my own engine, no need for a pricey crate engine.

Edit: Spelling

[Fry]

I plan to to re build my Torana LH SLR 5000 so far i've serviced it sanded it back and i am waiting for a friend (who works at Holden's in the paintshop) to go on holidays and he will paint it. Then im thinking of dropping a V8 into it next year but with fuel prices so high i dont know.

[McKlutcho]

I plan to to re build my Torana LH SLR 5000 so far i've serviced it sanded it back and i am waiting for a friend (who works at Holden's in the paintshop) to go on holidays and he will paint it. Then im thinking of dropping a V8 into it next year but with fuel prices so high i dont know.
Heh, my mums ex-bf's brother had one.

Green, blue, purple Pearlesceant paint with a chrome drop-tank and a massive V8 along with the flared guards and everything.

Made the floor rumble, and the tyres were the widest i had ever seen on a street legal car. Did the sickest burnouts.

Sadly, he hardly ever took it out, it was more of a "show" car.

[aRTee]

MY friend is now building hes Ford 20m, just some little things..

[Northstar 4.6]

Sounds cool.

[Pablo Escobar Jr.]

i'm thinking about buying a 65 mustang, 63 impala or a 60 impala (way cheaper) when I get my license

[Northstar 4.6]

Get an old 70's Corvette if you can afford one.

[Clayton]

My uncle has a '77 Corvette, and a '67 Cougar.

And I'm definately thinking about buying a '62 Chevy Bel-Air within a year or two, it's in a local junkyard:
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/6794/62belairrm 5.jpg
My favorite year for the full-size Impala/Bel Air series is '61, but close enough, eh?

[5tatic]

Sounds cool.


Nice bump :roll:


Anyway, back on topic. Clayton, that will take a lot of money to rebuild :P

[Fry]

I dont like any cars on that list!!! Aussie cars rule, but id have to say American muscle r better than Jap cars imo

[McKlutcho]

I dont like any cars on that list!!! Aussie cars rule, but id have to say American muscle r better than Jap cars imo
Yep, aussie cars rule eh?

I suppose that would be why they stopped making the Monaro?
Seriously, Holden are for bogans, lol

Static: It looks like its mostly surface rust, also the rear tail light area is alot of rust, so chances are theres ALOT through-out it.

And with windows are open, so you would have to re-do the whole interior and motor and wiring.

[Clayton]

Klutch <3

Most people that see a pic of a car in that sort of condition are like "OMG are u kidding that's a piece of shit lol", +rep

Yeah, I checked the body on it, and what's there is very fixable. There's really no through rust anywhere, the frame is solid and the floorboards are good. There's also no collision damage. Odds are, you'd find some weak spots after sanding it down, but still.

It'd be an easy restoration bodywork-wise for me, I grew up helping my dad do that shit, and he's brought cars back from the dead that were in much worse condition than that.

Of course the wiring would be shot from exposure and mice and whatnot, but there's no seats in it to be ruined, all that's there is the dash, no carpeting either. (Which is good, as carpeting holds moisture onto the floorboards causing them to rust out faster.)

All that aside, it's just plain too beautiful of a car for me to see rust away into nothing. It's a factory 409 car too, though the motor froze up which is why it's in the junkyard in the first place.

Besides, there are some actual lost causes in the junkyard. Just look at this Chevelle:
http://img453.imageshack.us/img453/4014/zchevellei s6.jpg

I took a digital camera full of pics at the junkyard, if anyone wants me to post one or more tell me which:

'53 GMC towtruck
'58 Oldsmobile
'60 Cadillac
'67 Camaro
'67 Firebird (1)
'67 Firebird (2)
'86 Ambulance
'75 AMC Gremlin
'62 Chrysler
Ford Crown Vic sherriff's car
'67 Ford Galaxie 500
'70 Ford Torino convt.
Right-hand drive Jeep mail truck
Four Volkswagen vans.

[Lettermaniac]

Nice bump :roll:


Anyway, back on topic. Clayton, that will take a lot of money to rebuild :P

Yeah, but I can see it looking great when done.

Clayton, could you post up the '70 Ford Torino? I love them.

[Clayton]

At least it's dead in a cool position, the convertable top half-up, I mean.
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/3189/zfordtorin oaa3.jpg

[Lettermaniac]

Thanks, that would look nice restored, Im sure.

[McKlutcho]

Not a fan of most american muscle cars, but each to his/her own

wouldn't mind seeing the camaro, always had a soft spot for them :P

[Clayton]

Oh, you're in for a..er...treat then.
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/1381/67camarovh 9.jpg

All that's left is the shell. There are barely any floors, and the frame's ate up.

I love the color scheme, it used to be a gorgeous car, but the only positive thing I can say about it now is that at least it looks like a lot of it's parts went on to help restore or fix other Camaros.

[Lettermaniac]

I love the color scheme.

Yeah, me aswell. And Klutch, I always had a soft spot for them too!

[McKlutcho]

O_o

thats a wreck :o

(Don't you just hate time-zone's?)

[aRTee]

'58 Oldsmobile
'67 Firebird (1)
'67 Firebird (2)

These plz.

[Clayton]

About the '58 Oldsmobile, that one's my bad, it's actually a '58 Buick, either a Century or a Riviera.
http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/2184/58roadmast erum7.jpg

And the Firebirds are both absolute amd complete wrecks. Which makes me sad or pissed or something, because the tremendous amount of body damage on both looks to have been suffered by being shunted around the yard rather than a collision that sent them there.
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/8211/67firebird rt9.jpg
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/4232/67firebird 2vy0.jpg

And '67 Firebirds are fantasic cars.

[Lettermaniac]

http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/2184/58roadmast erum7.jpg

Awesome, I love them.

[Northstar 4.6]

Clayton: All of them.

[Despirited]

About the '58 Oldsmobile, that one's my bad, it's actually a '58 Buick, either a Century or a Riviera.
http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/2184/58roadmast erum7.jpg

And the Firebirds are both absolute amd complete wrecks. Which makes me sad or pissed or something, because the tremendous amount of body damage on both looks to have been suffered by being shunted around the yard rather than a collision that sent them there.
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/8211/67firebird rt9.jpg
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/4232/67firebird 2vy0.jpg

And '67 Firebirds are fantasic cars.


Where did you find all of those cars?

[Clayton]

A junkyard about 45 minutes away from my house.

And Northstar, aside from the ones I've already posted for others on the page before this, here they are:

195(3?) (GMC or Chevrolet) Towtruck (Has a hell of a lot of character, I may end up owning this one later on in life)
http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/4927/stowtruckft5 .th.jpg (http://img48.imageshack.us/my.php?image=stowtruck ft5.jpg)
196(0?) Cadillac
http://img107.imageshack.us/img107/4215/60cadillac dx6.th.jpg (http://img107.imageshack.us/my.php?image=60cadill acdx6.jpg)
198(6?) Ford Ambulance (I wanted to poke around in the back of this thing, but it was just too darn creepy.)
http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/2786/zambulance mf8.th.jpg (http://img112.imageshack.us/my.php?image=zambulan cemf8.jpg)
1975 AMC Gremlin (Has a bitchin' drag-style hood scoop on it and a blown 390 big-block)
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/9562/zamcgremli npp8.th.jpg (http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?image=zamcgrem linpp8.jpg)
196(3/4) Chrysler (New Yorker?)
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/2885/zchryslern ewportti9.th.jpg (http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?image=zchrysle rnewportti9.jpg)
Ford Crown Victoria Sherriff's car (Really surprised nobody's bought the cop-issue high-performance engine out of this one)
http://img116.imageshack.us/img116/3180/zdeadcopca rzi5.th.jpg (http://img116.imageshack.us/my.php?image=zdeadcop carzi5.jpg)
1965 Ford Galaxie 500
http://img78.imageshack.us/img78/9808/zfordgalaxie 500vp4.th.jpg (http://img78.imageshack.us/my.php?image=zfordgala xie500vp4.jpg)
Right-hand drive Jeep mail truck (I just plain find this thing cool)
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/2619/zrighthand drivemailtruckjt5.th.jpg (http://img167.imageshack.us/my.php?image=zrightha nddrivemailtruckjt5.jpg)
VW Van 1
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/811/zvwvan1qr2. th.jpg (http://img118.imageshack.us/my.php?image=zvwvan1q r2.jpg)
VW Van 2 (http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/1761/zvwvan2st8. jpg)
VW Van 3 (http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/4730/zvwvan3vz6. jpg)
VW Van 4 (http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/908/zvwvan4to2 .jpg)

I thought it was a ridiculous good find when I saw one VW Van :P

[5tatic]

VW Van doesn't look too bad. Buy it and get it on pimp my ride :P

[Clayton]

heh, the first one doesn't, but the other three do.