Dr No
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I'll wait 'til Ford re-makes the '70 Torino 429 SCJ . . .
. . . before melting my plastic. They were rare then. If Dodge can bring back the Charger and Challenger, then Ford can do the same for the Torino.
What car looked faster . . .
. . . standing still?
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Auto executives make me shake my head
C'mon Ford, homologate and mass produce, it's a legal money printing machine!
I am not a fan of four-cylinder engines as they have to work so hard...seems like too much maintenance...
...but it's gorgeous, and the price isn't even terrible as these things go...
I'll wait 'til Ford re-makes the '70 Torino 429 SCJ . . .
. . . before melting my plastic. They were rare then . If Dodge can bring back the Charger and Challenger, then Ford can do the same for the Torino. What car looked faster . . . . . . standing still? 💨 ...
As as American
this is the car I most regret selling, but a baby on the way at the time forced "the needful." ...
Personally, it's a toss-up between Porsche . . .
. . . and Lotus for off-shore sports cars. But when all is said and done . . . . . . I'm a Plymouth guy at heart. What I wouldn't give to own this 4-speed 383 Fury VIP. 😍
Old Porsches are lovely...
...as are new ones. But I think they are all out of my budget. Cars are more $$ than watches these days...
The cars of my misspent youth but my versions weren't £350K and didn't have A/C or a leather interior.
As much as I want to love this car I just can't, now whilst I love the looks and power and snazzy leather interior I just can't find a way to rationalise the totally nuts price of this car. As I said these fast Fords of the late 70's were my youth I had a...