Here is a blank cheque, which car...

[kevberlin]

Just got to be:

[Jonny118118]

 

 

or a more classic and vintage;

 

[@Lee]

@ColinD Ciroen DS, loevly car. My parents worked for a film producer a few years back who had a mint DS convertible in his barn along with a few other gems.

I remember watching an episode of 'The Garage' (Spanish garage that catered for Brit expats) replacing a suspension part on a Rolls Royce; the part had the Citroen logo stamped on it

[don_kiddik]

Me being a more mature person it would have to be the Jaguar XK120 Type C, circa 1951-1953

[XLBaconDoubleCheese]

[ahenners]

Ferrari F40 - 1987. Released 3 years before I was born.

 

 

[solwood]

Wood & picket mini cooper S, would have had e-type but someone else has chosen that and I always loved the original mini.

[Dr Zoidberg]

[HeavyMetalRich]

Money no object, I would have a pre '87 Aston Martin V8 Vantage. (Ideally I would have one the same age as me but that's not the rules of this game).

[Ryeman]

Bugatti Type 73 C Monoposto

 

[robt100]

I would semi-cheat and pick a car I currently own (ford capri). If not a classic ferrari for sure, just which to go for: a 348, testarossa or a 275GTB.........sadly the F355 is a bit too new to meet the criteria :(

[Ryeman]

 

I would semi-cheat and pick a car I currently own (ford capri). If not a classic ferrari for sure, just which to go for: a 348, testarossa or a 275GTB.........sadly the F355 is a bit too new to meet the criteria :(

You should try MY problem of being stuck in the 'blower' Bentley era

[Ryeman]

7 hours ago, Ryeman said:

Bugatti Type 73 C Monoposto

 

Now a 3D version?.

 

[expostmanpat]

Original Alfa 8C

 

Edited 1 February, 2017 by expostmanpat

[Tokenminds]

13 hours ago, ColinD said:

 

Can be anything, I was just being hard on myself, otherwise I'd still be picking.

 

I'm going to go with the family thing as my late father had a Jaguar mk2 and I'm feeling sentimental.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaguar_Mark_2

[Wet Kipper]

seeing people post cars I had pictures of on my wall is making me feel old

 

Someone already chose the Carrera RS, so I'll have one of these:

Edited 1 February, 2017 by Wet Kipper

[punyXpress]

Used to own this Austin 7 :

 

 

 . . and invited to a C Type weekend later in the year:

 

. . . but the car's too young!  My Triumph Street Triple amuses them!

Note to Colin: thanks for enabling us to post real pictures easily.

Edited 1 February, 2017 by punyXpress
Thanks

[Ryeman]

I'd REALLY like a Rover 2000TC..........just never have to change the rear 'inboard' pads though 

[Adam_]

On 31/01/2017 at 17:02, ColinD said:

 

So many lovely cars here... you're going to hate what comes in part 2 of this tomorrow  Yes I did forget to mention that bit

 

And............................

[Tilt]

Possibly a '67' Toyota 2000GT........................................'You Only Live Twice'.

 

Not near the same league, but I had a T reg Celica 1.6GT Twin Cam, in black,for a short while in my youth and although it was quite well used, it was a fantastic car to drive.

 

I swear my arse was no more than six inches off the ground when sat in it.

 

Also like blueR36 choice and mac11irl's Shelby Cobra.

Edited 2 February, 2017 by Tilt

[ColinD]

Good point, well made.

 

I had an unexpected day and it threw me off.

 

I was going to go with either a mashup or another play on the age  I went on the age card again

 

[Ttaskmaster]

Ooh, I dunno... Not that many I actually like.

I suppose a 1969 Dodge Challenger, simply because I like the engine sound. No other reason.

Failing that, I think I'm young enough for a Lamborghini Countach...

 

 

[camelspyyder]

Well it would have been a '62 GTO (the '64 re-style is too new) but they're sooooo common.

 

Whereas this isn't...

 

 

The only 450S Maser with Costin / Zagato body.

[camelspyyder]

And its a lot faster than a GTO...

[WeirdKerr]

(I was born '74) so 1972ish BMW 2800CS or similar and turn it into a CSL replica