FlightService wrote:
That's ok, most the world agrees with me and your K car body kit is hideous.
I apologize to all the Omni fans out there.
Now shouldn't you be trying to locate another transmission for your Caravan Avatar
Hater. You must've gotten beat by a few turbo dodges in your day.
moparman76_69 wrote:
FlightService wrote:
That's ok, most the world agrees with me and your K car body kit is hideous.
I apologize to all the Omni fans out there.
Now shouldn't you be trying to locate another transmission for your Caravan Avatar
Hater. You must've gotten beat by a few turbo dodges in your day.
I can honestly say "no, never actually"
I have busted my knuckles working on the POSs, and I hold a slight grudge over that...
In reply to Joe Gearin:
IROCs came after the Montes. 1986 or so launched the IROC era.
In reply to moparman76_69:
He is just one of many.
Moparman wrote:
In reply to moparman76_69:
He is just one of many.
Hold a grudge over busting my knuckles fixing them? Yes, yes I am.
I am also one of the many that has never been beat by one.
I am glad you two got on the same page on that one.
Of all the turbo Dodges, I liked the Turbo Caravan with the stick the best, sleeper city.
Another vote for the NSX from me!
Oh, and I have to point out you have R33 Skyline on your list followed by a picture of an R34....
Personally I prefer the R34, specifically in GT-R trim.
sanman
Reader
3/2/12 9:24 p.m.
In reply to FlightService:
True, but it is a personal favorite... one of those cars I really wanted as a little kid.
sanman wrote:
In reply to FlightService:
True, but it is a personal favorite... one of those cars I really wanted as a little kid.
I have a foundness for them myself, I learned how to drive a stick on one identical to the one in the photo
My last suggestion of this car had a broken link, I think, so I'll try again in case anyone else digs it. Maserati Khamsin:
All seven Bugatti Royal's had very different bodies, no?
As for the D-Type, I think we can safely lump those in.
mguar wrote:
stroker wrote:
Does anyone here know if the XKSS shared the same magnesium frame as the D-type?
The "D" type did not have a magnesium frame.. the first ones were aluminum but they switched to steel and found it was lighter, stronger, and easier to repair..
In addition the frame of the "D" type became the basis of the XK-E and much,much later the pattern for the last Trans-Am cars
I know steel lighter than aluminum? well yes.. however the "D" type frame is made of extremely thin gauge high strength steel.. brazed not welded together..
You can easily pick up the whole thing with one hand..
I'll take your word for it, as I was working from a 40 year old memory of Duncan Hamilton's book "Touch Wood". I recalled the frame was magnesium from reading that in high school.
I will put my effort into 1 nominee the Morgan Aeromax or the Aero 8. I will have one in my garage soon.
another +1 for the Morgan Aeromax
In reply to 93EXCivic:
Okay, I moved the Zagato down, combined the Boxsters/Caymans, downgraded other Porsche's, moved the Evora and AMX down, and changed the 'Cuda pic. GTO has been deleted.
Avanti has a strong following, it's staying for now. The 66/7 Charger, RS200, GLHS, 900, R34, and Corrado are all languishing at the bottom anyways, they are likely to fall off.
The Spitfire isn't even on the list, and won't be. The MGA isn't moving up either.
Page 1 updated!
We have an initial 100!!!
Jag E-Type is GRM's most beautiful car? It's not even the most beautiful Jag!
Raze
SuperDork
3/6/12 8:04 a.m.
In reply to Maroon92:
I think Jav is open to revision, it's getting the initial 100 that's the hard part...
I skipped this thread back when it started to see what ya'll would come up with, I'm actually impressed with the list so far. I agree with ~70-80% which is ridiculous considering how hard it is to fill a list of 100 cars as being "the most beautiful". I disagree with really only the 80s econo-box cars, I would remove the VW and Dodge GLH and put the Mitsu/Chrysler Starion/Conquest, and Delorean or Grand National...
Ok so can we replace either RS200, GLHS, 900, R34, and Corrado with a Duesenberg SSJ?
Also I think the two Vipers should swap spots.
Javelin wrote:
The Spitfire isn't even on the list, and won't be. The MGA isn't moving up either.
It is still there right now: 91: Triumph Spitfire
I'd swap it for the Triumph GT6:
just saw the 300SL Gullwing on the list, and it reminded me of this little Mercedes... is it weird that I think these look almost as good as the 300SL, but simpler, design wise?
I present to you the Mercedes Benz W113 SL-230:
and also, kinda surprised this hasn't made the list, seeing as it's imho one of the best looking BMWs the company ever made:
BMW 328:
Maroon92 wrote:
Jag E-Type is GRM's most beautiful car? It's not even the most beautiful Jag!
And what would be your most beautiful car and most beautiful Jag? (I personally agree with you on both points, but the E-Type has the most votes so far. BTW, mine would be the Ferrari Daytona and the Jag XF. Yeah, the XF. I said it, you heard me.)
In reply to 93EXCivic:
You know, I thought really hard about the SSJ. It's a gorgeous car, but they only made the two of them, and in reality they are just hand-bodied J/SJ's, which we already have.
In reply to HStockSolo:
LOL, I noticed that the Spit had somehow snuck in! The GT6 is a great substitute.
To all:
Of course I'm open to revisions, that's the whole point of this list. It's "organic" and subject to re-interpretation at any time. If you disagree with an order, a car, or whatever, speak up!