Hot Rods Is there a patricular car that you have always liked but never owned

56/57 Vette
61 big back window Pontiac
Build my own design late 50's/early 60's style sports car
Build a 66 Nova or Malibu 2 DR hardtop station wagon
After that, what week is it?

 

39-40 Ford coupe. My late Uncle's 63 1/2 Galaxie 2 door hardtop. Probably many more than that, but those top the list.

 

C1 Corvette, I'd prefer 53-55, second choice 56-57 but I'd take any of them..
A lowly Model A, any bodystyle would do
A late 30's Packard sedan.
And a '46-48 Chevrolet Sedan.
None of these would need to be numbers matching or stock even, as I would drive them like I do the classics I already have- everywhere, any weather and anytime. Of this list, I'd say I have the greatest chance at the Chevrolet sedan and the Model A... the Corvettes are so far out of my price range right now I'd have to win the lottery to dream about them.

 

61 Pontiac Ventura in black or metallic blue with the three color interior and eight lug wheels and a T-10 4-speed & tri power !

 

For me 57 Ford Custom 300 Sedan and 55 Buick Century 2 Door Sedan , Standard Shift

 

I like so many different cars, it is hard to pick just one, but today Santa, please bring me a '65 GTO. I have a motor and trans waiting

 

Well, I've owned at least one of every year Ford from 1927 to 1940 EXCEPT a '38..(.and I really don't want one of them). The one car that has always been on my bucket list is a 1933-34 Ford Sedan Delivery. Still looking...

 

'56 Fury. '58 Chrysler 300-D Convert

 

69 Mustang Cammer
AC Cobra
57 Vette
40 Willys
You asked.....

 

In no particular order...........
1957 Cadillac Eldorado, 'vert or hard top
Studabaker Golden Hawk, any year
1965 Olds Toronado
What's really strange about this collection is my "dream car" must have a Muncie close-ratio 4-speed, but I wouldn't want that in any of these. ??

 

Had over 130 cars in my life but never a '40 Ford coupe. Maybe someday.

 

Always loved this car in it's original version.

 

I've always wanted a 36 Ford 5 window coupe. Just never made it happen.

 

I always wanted to own a 1940s Willys gasser coupe. I've been stashing parts for years for that someday when I come across one. I've been close a few times but I'm always a day late and a dollar short.

 

1963 Avanti. w 4 speed std

 

Old friend bought a 65 goat right out of high school ( spring '65), put slicks on it , in the first summer , twisted the frame running one day a week at the strip , chained it down , jacked it straight. Traded it in ..

 

1961 starliner

 

64-67 mid year coupe

No mater what I have I want something else, but I’ve wanted one of these since before I knew what they were.

 

1957 Hudson Hornet 4 door sedan.
Nobody would ever steal it.

 

Deusenburg, early Corvette, 68-70 Super Bee. There's more but those are at the top.

 

'67 Pontiac GTO, tri-power or '55 chevy, two-door post, in primer. Either one. I'm not greedy.

 

One of these. I had a chance in 69 to get one for $300. I should have bought it. It was hit in the front but the frame was OK.

 

I have always wanted a '56 DeSoto Adventurer and a '52-'53 Hudson Hornet club coupe with "Twin-H Power". I tell my Corvette buddies that I would trade my '67 L79 coupe for the right two cars in a heartbeat.

It really pisses them off.

 

40 willys

 

Late '31 R/P, Gullwing Mercedes.

 

I've always wanted a 40 Ford convertible.

 

56 / 57 Lincoln Continental, 851 / 852 Auburn Speedster, 51 Kaiser sedan, Kaiser Darren, 53 Cad Eldo, 53 Olds Fiesta, Cord 810 / 812 Phaeton / Sportsman.

 

That 67 GTO tri-power will be very hard to find 66 was the last year for multi carbs Pontiacs

 

FORDS
36 3 winder
40 coupe
49-50 coupe
55-6 crown Vic
57 fairlane 2dr post
61 starliner
64 galaxy
GM
50–1 fleetline
50 olds
Most tri-fives
59 el camino
59 sedan delivery
61 vette
62 bubble top
Etc
MOPAR
49 dodge wayfarer roadster( look it up)
49 Plymouth business coupe

and many many more
Plus a***** ton of post HAMB era cars