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[Slash]

9/10

Early El Camino's are the best. It's the same for Chevy every time though, always playing catchup with Ford who released this about 2 years earlier:

 

[MadMike32]

Except it's not an El Camino

Ranchero? Still cool. I just don't know my old American cars very well. At least anything that isn't a muscle/pony car.

 

[Slash]

Ranchero? Still cool. I just don't know my old American cars very well. At least anything that isn't a muscle/pony car.

Yup, tis a Ranchero. Actually, the Ranchero was the first car of it's kind. The El Camino was Chevy's response much in the same way the Camaro came out after the Mustang. I actually almost bought a 1976 Ranchero, which is what I posted.

 

[MadMike32]

Yup, tis a Ranchero. Actually, the Ranchero was the first car of it's kind. The El Camino was Chevy's response much in the same way the Camaro came out after the Mustang. I actually almost bought a 1976 Ranchero, which is what I posted.

My grandpa was a big El Camino fan. Over the years, he ended up owning at least one from each generation.
If it weren't for someone sniping me, I would've bought a beautiful '76 one that was on sale on my street, to carry on his legacy. I might still, one day. The El Camino is one of the few American cars I can actually say I like, and the only thing with a bed that I'd ever be willing to drive.

 

[Slash]

My grandpa was a big El Camino fan. Over the years, he ended up owning at least one from each generation.
If it weren't for someone sniping me, I would've bought a beautiful '76 one that was on sale on my street, to carry on his legacy. I might still, one day. The El Camino is one of the few American cars I can actually say I like, and the only thing with a bed that I'd ever be willing to drive.

My great uncle who recently passed had a '72 with a built 350 in it that I could have had but they ended up selling it to a guy who wanted it for years. They could have gotten a lot more out of it but they sold it for way too cheap.

Wanted his SS 396 Chevelle too.

 

[Rage Racer]

@Slashfan
'57 Ranchero? That's a solid 8/10. I have a 1/43 model of this (white & red) on my model rack. ^_^

'70 Plymouth Valiant

 

[XS]

6/10 Not a big Valiant fan. IMO it was just a Plymouth people hauler with little collector appeal. All in all a good car, and a bit of a sleeper just really boring.

Sunbeam Tiger (302ci V8)

 

[Slash]

^^^Those use 260 and 289 Windsor V8's, not 302's (though they are the same engine with differents crankshafts.) Also paired with a 4 speed manual supplied by Ford.

That said, 10/10 because that would be one hell of a fun Sunday car.


1979 Dodge Aspen R/T 360ci V8

 

[Sage Ages]

8/10 (Tiger)

Turbocharged Delorean

 

[XS]

^^^Those use 260 and 289 Windsor V8's, not 302's (though they are the same engine with differents crankshafts.) Also paired with a 4 speed manual supplied by Ford.

That said, 10/10 because that would be one hell of a fun Sunday car.

Yes that's true, but that's no ordinary Tiger . That's the Shelby & Rootes L.A.T. 1 Tiger. The Shelby hood scoop is the giveaway. Shelby and Rootes sold tuning kits for the Tiger, a part of which was a 302 crank, among other goodies. Ironically the Shelby kits turned Tigers into Cobra killers.

 

[Sage Ages]

Yes that's true, but that's no ordinary Tiger . That's the Shelby & Rootes L.A.T. 1 Tiger. The Shelby hood scoop is the giveaway. Shelby and Rootes sold tuning kits for the Tiger, a part of which was a 302 crank, among other goodies. Ironically the Shelby kits turned Tigers into Cobra killers.

Interesting.

 

[MadMike32]

8/10 Because DeLorean.

Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6

 

[Slash]

7/10

It looks like it's trying too hard.


2015 Mustang GT 5.0

 

[AudiMan2011]

8/10- Looks great and is coming to Britain in right-hand drive next year.

Morgan 3-Wheeler

 

[Rage Racer]

9/10 - the quintessence of the "British lightweight" term.

Lamborghini LM002

 

[MedigoFlame]

7/10 Ugly yet menacing Lamborghini brute reliving the tractor days. Brings out the Tonka kid back in you.

1976 Mazda Cosmo

 

[Sage Ages]

5/10 Dat face.

 

[GranTurismo916]

6/10 - Mostly for being a 180SX, don't care much for the bodykit.

Now, the car famous for being your forced first car in GT6.

 

[Murcie_LP640]

6/10 - Mostly for being an RX-7, don't care much for the bodykit.

It's actually a Nissan 180SX.

Also, 7/10 as the Jazz is genuinely a fun little car.

 

[Sage Ages]

7/10 Nice.

6/10 - Mostly for being an RX-7

 

[GranTurismo916]

It's actually a Nissan 180SX.

Major fail by me, can't believe I just did that

 

[Rage Racer]

1963 Impala, right? 7.5/10.

Mercedes-Benz 450SEL (W116)

 

[Kylie Marie]

8.5/10 never really cared for that car but its still really beautiful.
2006 Chevrolet Tahoe

 

[Sage Ages]

11/10

 

[RandomCarGuy17]

3/10, I don't care for motor scooters.
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[BKGlover]

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution...V? Nice to look at, about the time power was capped IIRC. 8/10

How about the Group B precursor?

 

[Slash]

4/10

The fastback body style is cool, but the car overall is UGLY. Chang ether rims and color and I've probably be able to drive it though.

 

[BKGlover]

8.75/10- I have two small issues with this car. First, these are my second-third favorite Firebird, 77-78's being first. Second is that if it's a T/A, no markings. Maybe gaudy, but I am a fan of all the excess.

I'm not sure if this one's been done, soooooo....

Not a great car, but I remember the three my mom drove quite fondly. I want one still.

 

[RandomCarGuy17]

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution...V? Nice to look at, about the time power was capped IIRC. 8/10

It's a Lancer Evolution IV, but you were close.

 

[Zyla]

7/10.