If you could collect cars, what would be in your garage?

[Vman455]

This thread reminds me, earlier this month I saw these:


1953 Studebaker Champion, customized by George Barris; across the room from this:







And this interesting thing:

[freebeard]

That's some of Barris' more tasteful work. Was the Opel not in Tacoma? This picture was taken there and I believe it to be a Studebaker (pre-Loewy)



And a 1951 bullet-nose Starlight (not Starliner) coupe with it's 4-piece back window

[Tuzil]

Volkswagen beetle 1978

[Daox]

That right there is a beautiful vehicle.

Originally Posted by Old Tele man

1953 Studebaker Skyliner

[freebeard]

That right there is a beautiful vehicle.

Stance, wheels and tires. Or is it that the right-hand wiper has been ecomodded away?

Tuzil — My first (& only convertible) Beetle was a 1958, Black on Black. That's the 1303 in Marino Yellow (L20A).

My favorite VW color is Shantung Gold (L12D), here on my current 1302. The flat-screen Superbeetle had two years of production and the old steering wheel and dashboard.

[gone-ot]

Just for RedDevil:



"The designer was Robert E Bourke, an employee of Raymond Loewy Associates. Loewy recognized the genius of the design, and represented it as his own."

[nemo]

Top of the list

AC Cobra

Then


1969 Mach1 or Boss or Shelby
1919 Model A Pickup

Mostly I think would own/drive as many as possible, then get something different.

[mcrews]

Originally Posted by nemo

Top of the list



1969 Mach1 or Boss or Shelby
1919 Model A Pickup

Mostly I think would own/drive as many as possible, then get something different.

done.

[Frank Lee]

I'm not discriminating enough. Give me a giant quanset and I'll fill it right up with whatever I get my grubby mitts on.

But I've always wanted a 356 Speedster replica.

[me and my metro]

I look at the 2017 Black GT 350 Shelby in my local Ford Store with interest.