Ok, I suspect I haven't been near good enough for Santa, but if the lottery numbers come up, this would be the first spending spree (closely followed by a house with  a multi car garage).

 

Yes I would take this aging no mod cons car over anything else if I could only have one dream car (and keep my current car for family duties), because to me it epitomises the very nature of a drivers car, and I never tyre of its classic good looks.

 

 

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Oh well there was my cloud cuckoo land moment, I'll never get to drive one let alone own one, but we have to have a dream

O WOW

my dream car is a ford mustang 1968 Gt500 eleanor at 80k it will always be a dream i think :( haha

I wouldnt mind a 348 as a daily to go with it.

Then maybe a db5 for wining and dining hot ladies

Then possibly an overfinch range for the weekly shopping

Edited 9 December, 201411 yr by BigJase88

If I was to get a Ferrari I'm with the OP, it'd be that one.

 

But should I get the Euromillions quad rollover to myself I suspect I'd have a pretty much continuous change of cars going on. Whatever I found interesting at the time.

That just doesn't do it for me. I can think of several more modern Ferraris that I'm sure I'd enjoy more.

LHD so no good for getting burgers at the drivethru.

i would have an F40, purely for poppin to the shop for milk, and weekend road trips. It was my first poster car, as a kid, Id have to buy one! I would have others too on the lotto win, pair of P50's the standard and sport spec. And some modern grand tourers for general use...

Ok, I suspect I haven't been near good enough for Santa, but if the lottery numbers come up, this would be the first spending spree (closely followed by a house with  a multi car garage).

 

Yes I would take this aging no mod cons car over anything else if I could only have one dream car (and keep my current car for family duties), because to me it epitomises the very nature of a drivers car, and I never tyre of its classic good looks.

 

 

Dogs Danglies linky

 

 

Oh well there was my cloud cuckoo land moment, I'll never get to drive one let alone own one, but we have to have a dream

Saw one of those at Lancaster Gate once, when they were new, it was running on about 6/7 cylinders and sounding really sick!

 

I'd go for the Mclaren F1 (but NOT Rowan Atkinson's ).  Same era but much less batmobile and more mobile.