Fantasy Vehicle

Stearmen · May 31, 2012

If you could own any vehicle, what would it be? My parameters are, anything but aircraft. Ships, boats, trains, hovercraft, you name it. Just, NO AIRPLANES, since there are several threads for them! I will start with either an SAS Jeep, or a LRDG Chevrolet truck.

Maj.Nick Danger · May 31, 2012

Wait a minute,...sky's the limit, but no aircraft??

So it's land based vehicles only? Or amphibious?? What are the parameters?

The Wolf · May 31, 2012

Mayor a boat tail Auburn for me.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

The Inspector · May 31, 2012

Soon, soon....

The Inspector · May 31, 2012

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The Inspector · May 31, 2012

My Beloved 1960 DeSoto Adventurer. One day she will be mine... one day....

LizzieMaine · May 31, 2012

'39 Plymouth business coupe. They have one on display at the Smithsonian, and I had to be restrained from trying to hot-wire it.

rocketeer · May 31, 2012

Ghia L6.4 http://www.velocityjournal.com/images/full/2005/186/du1962l64prototype1867920.jpg

Or the fabulous Lincoln Futura(Before Barris got his hands on it) http://www.flickr.com/photos/aussiefordadverts/5289182995/

Maj.Nick Danger · May 31, 2012

Although this "flies", it also travels over water and land. Truly an all terrain vehicle. I need one. http://www.hammacher.com/Product/11933

Silver Dollar · May 31, 2012

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dhermann1 · May 31, 2012

1941 Buick Century:

scottyrocks · May 31, 2012

I don't have any one vehicle that fits the bill. However, this type of vehicle (this one a 1940 Chevy coupe) is the type I'd liek to have most.

Here's the Ford version:

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rue · May 31, 2012

It's a really hard decision, but I narrowed it down to four:

1939 Packard:

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1940 Cadillac:

1939 Chevy Pickup

and last but not least...

A 48' Tucker Torpedo:

V.C. Brunswick · Jun 1, 2012

BMW 328 (1936-40)

and to haul it around -- the 1954 Mercedes Auto Transporter (aka "The Blue Wonder")

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plain old dave · Jun 1, 2012

1950 Nash Airflyte, as issued.

1934 Chrysler Airflow sedan hot rod. Chopped, channeled, nosed, decked, shaved door handles and moon wheels. 5.7 Hemi built by my father-in-law hooked to a TorqueFlite with pushbutton shift on the dash and running gear out of a Charger/300/Magnum/pickup. Golden Age looks with brand new vehicle economy and reliability.

Old Rogue · Jun 1, 2012

Not really vintage, but a 69 Z-28 Camaro, green with white racing stripes has always evoked a great lust in my heart.

Yeps · Jun 1, 2012

Probably this. A 1969 Alfa spider

Although, being a little more ambitious,

dhermann1 · Jun 1, 2012

People seem to be concentarting on land bound vehicles. This is a vehicle with higher aspirations. The company sort of no longer exists, as far as I can tell, and this promising design never made it past the experimantal stages. But it's so cool.

http://www.wingco.com/

The Wolf · Jun 1, 2012

I just noticed that my iPad changed the first word of my post from maybe to major.

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The Wolf

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