Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Fri Jul 03, 26 2:23 pm**

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Posted: **Tue Jul 07, 26 6:45 am**

Lots of choices there

Posted: **Wed Jul 08, 26 1:33 pm**

Thanks Alan,
Still looking through the first batch...
If i had space i'd take the 63 Fury - best colour combo.
And the 55 New Yorker. Glorious.
Neither sold, but someone paid $300k for the 4 door Power Wagon? wow

Posted: **Mon Jul 27, 26 12:56 pm**

Posted: **Wed Aug 12, 26 12:56 pm**

Posted: **Wed Aug 12, 26 6:47 pm**

None of that blows my skirt up to be honest!

Posted: **Wed Aug 12, 26 10:04 pm**

I'm surprised at that Blue, you are a hard man to please

I know my taste is a bit questionable at times but I like almost all of those (except any with daft wheels of course). The Wayfarer is lovely and I do like a 300 letter car. The AMX (lowm miles) went for good money and I love the look of the Plum Crazy 70 Charger.

If I win the Euros Lottery Blue, I will PM you to find out what car you want rather than surprising you

Posted: **Thu Aug 13, 26 1:21 pm**

maybe controversial but my fave from that bunch is the 60 Buick LeSabre wagon.

Posted: **Thu Aug 13, 26 9:13 pm**

It's a cracking cruiser, really nice car. Bit different to the usually wagons, I don't recall seeing many of these

Posted: **Fri Aug 14, 26 8:16 am**

A bit off-topic but this sends my skirt skywards! $\:D/$

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2008- ... izione-15/

A bit beyond my budget too unfortunately

Posted: **Fri Aug 14, 26 8:45 am**

My Euro Billions list is a bit easier now you've told us that Rob

I really struggle with any form of excitement around modern cars for some reason. I can appreciate them for what they are but that's about as far as it goes. As I'm getting older I would like a truck of some sort (Ranger, Isuzu, L200, something like that) out of necessity rather than car lust, although I do like a nice tidy truck. I look at 200k supercars and just see a big garage with several really nice old American cars in there

My other halfs son in law has an electric Porsche Taycan GTS thingy. It really is something special but really, after the first blast in it (F1 performance) I lost interest and was glad it's not my licence on the line. Quite funny but we were at some lights in it in Derbyshire and coming the other way and turning were 3 or 4 MK2 Escorts in various states of tune. The first young lad took one looks at us and when the lights changed he lit it up and did a power drift around the corner sideways and off. Probably 5 seconds slower to 60 but looked much more fun.

Sorry, again off topic but cheers

Posted: **Fri Aug 14, 26 9:23 am**

I'm surprised at that Blue, you are a hard man to please

I don’t have a wide taste in cars at all Steve, most things sporty or exotic don’t really interest me, anything built after the ‘70s I consider just a means of transport. I don’t care what I drive on a daily basis, it needs to be an appliance. I think I’d like to own a car with an interesting known history, like the Barracuda convertible from the Doris Day show, but thats a ‘69 so that won’t do….

Posted: **Sun Aug 23, 26 5:13 pm**

Dodge 1940 Business coupe is a lovely colour

Posted: **Thu Aug 27, 26 1:26 pm**

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