Ah am da Genie of the Lamp!!! Daydreamin for Gearheads!!

[topspeed]

Great taste there, Feanor. A lot of people think the F430 is the best sports car on the planet right now. I've never had the pleasure of driving one, but I think I'd still rather have a Ford GT. I'm I sucker for a hot body.

I'm surprised no one wants a Lambo. My buddy just got a Murcielago Roadster and it's quite a car. Pictures make it look huge, but it barely touches your belt buckle. 580hp, no waiting.

Another topspeed fly-by.

Shouldn't that be "drive-by?"

[Rich-n-Texas]

No. Usually they're called "ricer fly-by's", but I adapted it to fit your case.

Hey, I have a Ricer Kill story if anyone wants to hear it.

[Worf101]

Now folks are startin' to understand that this thread is all about "motorized masturbation". Cars you've lusted after since puberty hit, cars you'll probably never, ever own but cars you could sit and dream about all day. Hey jrhymeammo, that's the only other car this side of one of those Z's from Nissan that I actually find quite sexy.
Very muscular, reminds me of a Mustang done right.

Da Worfster

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Now folks are startin' to understand that this thread is all about "motorized masturbation". Cars you've lusted after since puberty hit, cars you'll probably never, ever own but cars you could sit and dream about all day.

I used to lust over cars.. now I lust over a Naim CDX2/282/250/SC/Fraim system with an LP12/DV-20XL/EkosSE/Armageddon/Superline. Figure I only need another $40-50K for upgrades to build my dream system, if I truly lost my mind. For now I'll enjoy my system which is great as it is, just as I love my daily driver.

cheers,
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[dean_martin]

This is my all-Plymouth (mopar or no car) lineup because these make my brain spark at present:

1968 Plymouth GTX
1969 Plymouth Road Runner
1970 Plymouth AAR 'Cuda

[Feanor]

This is my all-Plymouth (mopar or no car) lineup because these make my brain spark at present:

1968 Plymouth GTX
1969 Plymouth Road Runner
1970 Plymouth AAR 'Cuda

Nice 'Cuda, dean.

I must say for looks I like the original much better than the current-day retro/tribute car. (Didin't someone around here get one recently? The new ones are pretty nice, just not quite as much so.) I feel the same about the original Mustangs versus the current knock-off.

American big-iron has limited appeal for me, though. In my pipedreams I look to the European marques -- like say this Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder
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[Rich-n-Texas]

...American big-iron has limited appeal for me, though...

Nooooooo... Ya don't saaaaaaaay!!!

[Feanor]

Nooooooo... Ya don't saaaaaaaay!!!

There, there, Rich. No need to take it personally. I'll admit I quite like this Cadillac XLR for example
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