Hey every one pick you favorite and if you want post something else not on here.

 

1948 MG, TD Type. A buddy of mine has one identical to this. I love it!

 

Hey Cl8ton - sorry to pick nits but that is a picture of a TC not TD. The large 16" wire wheels are a dead giveaway. And it is truly a lovely car. Friend of mine had a '46 TC (one of the first to come to the USA after WWII) right hand drive - which was strange - but what an absolutely wonderful car. He sold it a couple of years ago for a small fortune. Wish I could have afforded it.

 

Good eye! I called him to confirm and he does have a TC not a TD. I have know idea where "TD" came from. I must be losing it.[sm=smiley29.gif] Sorry about that.

 

probably a ferrari F430, or a lambo lp640 vert.....

or just buy something like small and swap a huge *** motor into it lol

 

I like my neighbor's Shelby...

 

this is wat i want one day.
a really really bmw M3

 

2002 Mazda Rx-7 RZ

Lightweight carbon hood and difusers. Limited edition BBS wheels, aluminum alloy chassis, lightweight sparco interior pannels with red stitching, a retuned suspension, and lag free twin hitachi ball bearing turbo chargers bringing the car up to Japan's legal limit for hp to weight ratio ( the car has 280hp and weighs 2,730 pounds and it is 3 hp from being illegal in Japan). Also being rotary, horse power levels are effective of about 310hp in a piston engine car. (an example of this is that my 180hp 3000 pound car can beat a 220 hp 2,900 pound cobalt SS because of the way a rotary delivers its power to the wheels)

 

1965 Alfa Romeo Sprint Speciale - I showed this car in concours d elegance shows in the early 70s. Loved it. Rare car - only 268 made. All aluminum engine and drive train - dual overhead cams - five speed - dual Weber carbs - amazing aerodynamics for its day - the faster you drove it the more it squatted down and hugged the road.

Rolomac

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Can't beat the good ol' Z06 in my eyes. Cheap (fora "supercar"), easy enough to throw about as you will. Kind of like a rich man's Miata.