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#16 03-16-2002, 06:19 PM

No Rolls Royce

Kuan · #17 03-16-2002, 09:19 PM

This should be every guy's dream car.

Kuan

craiggotgame · #18 03-18-2002, 02:23 AM

I didnt see anyone list the jaguar XJ220, that is one bad ride. Either that or just take my car that I have now to renntech first, then over to kleeman to supercharge it. And that would be a nice start.

rickg · #19 05-25-2004, 12:07 PM

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Originally posted by roas
I won't be picky on this question, I'll just take one of what Jay Leno has. :p

heck, I'll take what Leno throws away

schwarzwagen · #20 05-25-2004, 05:15 PM

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My taste changes from month to month... I'd like a 6.3 right now

That's pretty much me too, but if I had to put a finger on it:

'63 600 SWB, white on grey velour, sunroof, no a/c, front head rests, burl walnut trim

Anyone got one for sale?

Snibble · #21 05-25-2004, 06:24 PM

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Originally posted by schwarzwagen
That's pretty much me too, but if I had to put a finger on it:

'63 600 SWB, white on grey velour, sunroof, no a/c, front head rests, burl walnut trim

Anyone got one for sale?

jon.. sorry to go off topic, but are you the one with euro (1986+) bumpers? If so.. where did you find them? Can't find them anywhere in the US.

schwarzwagen · #22 05-25-2004, 06:56 PM

Hey Snibble.

Yeah I'm the 'one.' I got them when I was studying in London for a semester. I haven't seen them on any cars over here except for one random grey market 1986 300SEL that resides in Malibu. I like them a lot; they really compliment the look of the w126 very nicely. They are more aerodynamic than the '79-'85 euro bumpers, and match the '86+ smooth side protection strips seemlessly. They also allow for the installation of the nice late model euro contoured mudguards! I can post some pics if you like.

Botnst · #23 05-25-2004, 08:12 PM

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Originally posted by Diesel Power
I'll snag the Stanley Steamer!!!!

I'd love to have one of those, too. Or one of those WWII German steamers. In acceleration, we'd go back to the original meaning of, "pouring-on the coal".

hill · #24 05-25-2004, 10:56 PM

I'd take a Dusenberg anything. The finest car built in America and maybe the world.

Botnst · #25 05-26-2004, 05:55 AM

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Originally posted by hill
I'd take a Dusenberg anything. The finest car built in America and maybe the world.

Its a Dusie!

rickg · #26 05-26-2004, 11:00 AM

Ever see a Stanley Steamer accelerate? A fella in a club I used to belong to had one all restored. He'd take off down the road, and we'd just do the jaw-drop thing! Pretty impressive cars. But of course there's the hour or so it takes before you can go anywhere:p

GRCBoca · #27 05-26-2004, 08:27 PM

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mbz380se Why did I choose the E34 Fiver as my choice? Well..... I'd seriously consider the E34 a perfect car for all needs and purposes that a car could fulfill.

The E34 with a 5 speed was definitely a great car!