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Link Posted: 3/18/2023 7:25:47 PM EST
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1972 Chevy ElCamino
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Did this car come from South Dakota by chance?
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I would love to have this car, but when you need work on the car..  It has to be shipped back to the Jaguar factory

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Always liked the E46


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ONLY in Laguna Seca Blue.... otherwise I hate BMW's.... that color though, is one of the best ever.
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Bi-engine minivan sleeper.

Turbo V6 in front powers the front wheels,  compound turbo feeds a V12 in the removed rear seats feeds the rear drive train.

Butterfly valve flips between super muffled and straight pipe

RWD biased AWD sleeper 9000
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Lots of cars getting posted that everybody wants!
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Theres plenty of odd vehicles I'd like to have.

A Willys pickup or Ford Model A

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I had an uncle that had a red convertible.  It made quite an impression on three-year-old me.
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LS3 Powered classic Volvo resto mod.

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In my much younger days (like in the late '60s), an Opel GT.


And in my later years, an Isuzu VehiCross.


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That's what made them so good for the time. It was a really solid chassis which made for a nice balanced sports sedan. It was really more of a successor to the 2nd gen Taurus SHO then the Yamaha V8/Auto SHO was in my opinion.
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I had that exact car up until about 5 years ago.  Same color even.

Honestly, it was probably the best vehicle I've ever owned.  Cheap late '90s interior and all that.  I've definitely driven a lot faster cars.  But as far as driving and handling and everything just feeling "right,"  I don't think I've ever driven anything better.
That's what made them so good for the time. It was a really solid chassis which made for a nice balanced sports sedan. It was really more of a successor to the 2nd gen Taurus SHO then the Yamaha V8/Auto SHO was in my opinion.


It's a 2000 but built in 99' #344 of 2150.
I think there is just over 87k on it. It's completely stock other than the radio and a small sub.
I hit up local car shows when I can and it gets a lot of attention. Even won some trophies lol

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I had to change the alternator once and it was like 5 hours of misery. I'm dreading having to change out the front lower control arms because the welded nut always breaks loose and the only way to access it is to cut a hole in the floor from inside the cabin. The easiest way to do any transmission work is to pull the motor
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I don't know if nobody wants it, but I don't think there are a lot of people that want a Volvo 245 from the 80s.  
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Yep.  I'm scouting around for a 240.
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Yep.  I'm scouting around for a 240.
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I don't know if nobody wants it, but I don't think there are a lot of people that want a Volvo 245 from the 80s.  

Yep.  I'm scouting around for a 240.

Good luck you guys I'm a recovering Volvo addict

The 93s are rare as hens teeth, manual more so and they never drop in value.
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Buicks Regal Tourx Wagon

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I’m on love with both, but really dig the regal!
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What's your dream car, that almost no one else would want, and prolly make fun of you for wanting?

Mine is the last gen Trackhawk. They don't make em anymore. And no, not going used for personal reasons, but boy, if I could go back in time, I'd take the financial hit and get one, with OE extended warranty of course.  Anyone else got a redheaded stepchild dream car?

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/88366/2021-Jeep-Cherokee-high-altitude-wagonee-2750537.jpg

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... where do i begin.
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It's a 2000 but built in 99' #344 of 2150.
I think there is just over 87k on it. It's completely stock other than the radio and a small sub.
I hit up local car shows when I can and it gets a lot of attention. Even won some trophies lol

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/162679/IMG_20190629_112048_jpg-2751039.JPG

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/162679/KIMG0202_JPG-2751043.JPG

I had to change the alternator once and it was like 5 hours of misery. I'm dreading having to change out the front lower control arms because the welded nut always breaks loose and the only way to access it is to cut a hole in the floor from inside the cabin. The easiest way to do any transmission work is to pull the motor
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I had that exact car up until about 5 years ago.  Same color even.

Honestly, it was probably the best vehicle I've ever owned.  Cheap late '90s interior and all that.  I've definitely driven a lot faster cars.  But as far as driving and handling and everything just feeling "right,"  I don't think I've ever driven anything better.
That's what made them so good for the time. It was a really solid chassis which made for a nice balanced sports sedan. It was really more of a successor to the 2nd gen Taurus SHO then the Yamaha V8/Auto SHO was in my opinion.


It's a 2000 but built in 99' #344 of 2150.
I think there is just over 87k on it. It's completely stock other than the radio and a small sub.
I hit up local car shows when I can and it gets a lot of attention. Even won some trophies lol

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/162679/IMG_20190629_112048_jpg-2751039.JPG

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/162679/KIMG0202_JPG-2751043.JPG

I had to change the alternator once and it was like 5 hours of misery. I'm dreading having to change out the front lower control arms because the welded nut always breaks loose and the only way to access it is to cut a hole in the floor from inside the cabin. The easiest way to do any transmission work is to pull the motor


Nice!

Mine went thru wheel bearings.  Actually they all did.  I had two SE V6's and one SVT.  My SVT was a '98.  Wheel bearings suck because they need to be pressed in and out of the knuckle.  I learned some tricks there and got it down.

Did a water pump once.  That was awesome because it runs off a separate little belt from one of the camshafts.  It is basically right on top of the engine and takes minutes to change.  Plugs weren't too terrible.  Brakes were easy.  I remember doing an intake manifold gasket on one of them and it wasn't too bad.  Never went into the long block or trans.  I know I did some other stuff I am forgetting though.
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I had one of those back in the day. It was just meh.
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I had one of those back in the day. It was just meh.

XR4ti's are terrible. I know two guys who are serious 2.3T guys that raced them and they were utterly unreliable. I speak from experience. I turbo coupe swapped a 93 notchback Fox and while it was fun on the days it ran, I lived under that fucking car. At least it had the 8.8 so I didn't have to deal with the glass IRS rear end in the Merkur.
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Had one of these for a little bit when I first turned 16. Like a dumbass I drove the shit out of it and ended up wrecking it out. I wish I could find one in decent shape
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We have a customer with one exactly like that.
Under 40k on it.
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Geez! That is seriously hot!
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Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R
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I've always wanted a mid-80's Big benz, like the 500SEL



and would love to find a 1972 Dodge Dart like my grandma had



Grandma learned to drive when she was in her 60s, after my Grandpa died. My Dad found her a Dodge Dart that looked exactly like this car, but instead of the Slant Six, it was fitted with a 318cid V8 and a three-on-the-tree shifter. When I drove it, I could catch rubber in all three gears,
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I want a YJ. Steel box, 4.0 engine, column shift auto, 2 vinyl seats, soft top, half doors, no air, no power steering. Just like I had in the 90's.

Maybe next year I'll start looking for one without a rotted frame
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Isuzu Rodeo
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1967 VW bug.Simple and will run forever
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I used to want a Panoz Esperante. Thought they were so  slick looking and badass but now they just look and perform sadly compared to everyday cars.
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Local Motors Rally Fighter.

A lot of folks have seen it in movies, but probably thought it was fake.
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Dodge Raider/Mitsubishi Montero
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Buick Regal t-type
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Wide body 928
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My dad had one when I was a teen.  I look for them from time to time.  It's ridiculous how much they want for clean ones.
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I actually suggested a Karmann Ghia convertible in the "which sports car?" thread last week. They're appreciating in value among those slightly strange people who covet Volkswagens.
https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/457055/VW_jpg-2750823.JPG

I can think of two off the top of my head...the Opel GT, which used to get called a "shrunken/baby Corvette" a lot

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/457055/OpelIII_jpeg-2750836.JPG

And to a lesser degree, the European Ford Capri, which I really like and never owned when I was living in the UK

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I had a ‘74 Capri and a ‘76 I inherited from my dad when he got his ‘79 RX-7.

Loved those Capris.
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Mine is a brass era Model T touring car, probably a 1910 or 1911.
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One that nobody wants?


A 77-78 Dodge Monaco/ Plymouth Fury with a hot rodded 440.
All black
https://barnfinds.com/calling-all-cars-1978-dodge-monaco-a38/
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1985 BMW M535.
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I would love to have this car, but when you need work on the car..  It has to be shipped back to the Jaguar factory

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Nice

Always thought these were pretty interesting:

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Monteverdi
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I've always wanted a mid-80's Big benz, like the 500SEL

https://bringatrailer.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/1985_mercedes-benz_500sel_43226e49-555d-45f5-bf95-aead60d38baf-73440.jpeg

and would love to find a 1972 Dodge Dart like my grandma had

https://bringatrailer.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/1972_dodge_dart_1592861945c5e8f93aad47a1DH__2472.jpg

Grandma learned to drive when she was in her 60s, after my Grandpa died. My Dad found her a Dodge Dart that looked exactly like this car, but instead of the Slant Six, it was fitted with a 318cid V8 and a three-on-the-tree shifter. When I drove it, I could catch rubber in all three gears,
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My dad bought my mom a 72 Camaro, side pipes, loud as hell. Mom didn't like it, so he bought her a Dart GTS(?), ugly as sin in their avocado green or whatever they called it. That car was fast, wish we still had it!

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Years ago it was the last gen F-150 Lightning. I mean, I'm not even really a pickup dude, but holy cow did I ever want one. Time machine knowing what I know now, sign me up for a brand spanking new one. I don't think too many folks liked em though.


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Get out of my head… first thought when I saw the thread was the Ram SRT-10.

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Way too many people in this thread don’t understand the premise of the thread. Supposed to be something other people typically don’t want.

I think my biggest oddball “dream” car would be a Volvo C30 Polestar. The regular C30 was just a FWD hatchback with kind of weird looks and no real advantages over cheaper comparable hatches. But the Polestar edition had 400hp and AWD. Would have been a hoot. Unfortunately they didn’t sell well at all, and I was much too young to buy one when they were around, so I doubt I’ll ever see one in person, let alone have a chance to own one.

Edit: Seems like I was remembering the prototype, the limited run of 250 that they actually produced ended up only being slightly tuned up, with 250ish hp and still FWD. So I guess I failed, my car doesn’t even really exist (unless the prototype that car magazines actually got to drive still exists somewhere, doubtful).
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