Gonzo, what is this Mustang kick you are on?

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by venturi

So Gonzo, whatcha driving these days? I knew you were shopping around a bit a while ago, but never heard/read what you ended up getting.

2007 Dodge Charger SRT 8

[bluemoney]

Originally Posted by gonzo

2007 Dodge Charger SRT 8

That would have looked real good parked out front of the Grill

[Jace]

[softball]

I am going the other way at the moment. I am about to get a 64 Porsche 356SC and at the moment I am driving a 911. I had a 65 vette and that car rocked.

[Jace]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

I am going the other way at the moment. I am about to get a 64 Porsche 356SC and at the moment I am driving a 911. I had a 65 vette and that car rocked.

yeah, 65 vette is sweet....that is when cars were really cars, and not bubbles with wheels



compared to this



terrible....just terrible

hehe, on a side note, some fun pics I found while searching for vette pics

[Hell Puppy]

A classic mustang and the stuff being produced since the mid-70's are two totally different animals. I'd love to have an original GT500. That'll cost you a dollar or two at Barrett Jackson however. The new ones, even the NEW Shelby GT500 are still a lot like putting lipstick on a pig. I cant believe the prices some people are paying for these things.

I will say that a late model 6 cylinder Mustang makes a great "girlfriend" car though. Dont see many guys driving them unless their daddy co-signed so they can pay for it with what they make sacking grocery at Publix. When they grow up and learn a trade, like driving a forklift, then they graduate to the GT. The behavior of the average 'stang GT driver is what earns it the reputation as a redneck ride though.

I disagree on the Corvette. It's actually kinda becoming more of a middle age crisis car than a redneck car. I loved my C5. There is no car out there that'll provide better bang for the buck than a Vette. It is a loud, powerful, V8 American sports car....doesn't have the refinement, engineering or polish of a German sports car or a pasta rocket, but it's a fun brute to drive.

My complaint with it, and why I didn't get another, is that they've fallen behind on the creature comforts on the inside. I'm a geek, I like all my luxury techie toys. And the beauty of an SRT8 is I have all my toys, it's a big comfortable car, and believe it or not it's a tad faster than the C5 Corvette.

[softball]

http://www.e-forwards.com/uploadedpi...00corvette.jpg
Wrap your ass in fiberglass

That lil red vette was a spitting image of mine.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

A classic mustang and the stuff being produced since the mid-70's are two totally different animals. I'd love to have an original GT500. That'll cost you a dollar or two at Barrett Jackson however. The new ones, even the NEW Shelby GT500 are still a lot like putting lipstick on a pig. I cant believe the prices some people are paying for these things.

I will say that a late model 6 cylinder Mustang makes a great "girlfriend" car though. Dont see many guys driving them unless their daddy co-signed so they can pay for it with what they make sacking grocery at Publix. When they grow up and learn a trade, like driving a forklift, then they graduate to the GT. The behavior of the average 'stang GT driver is what earns it the reputation as a redneck ride though.

I disagree on the Corvette. It's actually kinda becoming more of a middle age crisis car than a redneck car. I loved my C5. There is no car out there that'll provide better bang for the buck than a Vette. It is a loud, powerful, V8 American sports car....doesn't have the refinement, engineering or polish of a German sports car or a pasta rocket, but it's a fun brute to drive.

My complaint with it, and why I didn't get another, is that they've fallen behind on the creature comforts on the inside. I'm a geek, I like all my luxury techie toys. And the beauty of an SRT8 is I have all my toys, it's a big comfortable car, and believe it or not it's a tad faster than the C5 Corvette.

I am actually developing an eye for the c4. I always thought they were a bit bland, but I think they have the potential to appreciate. But you really gotta look for the good ones. I took my 911 to the track a couple of weeks ago, and there was a real pretty one there. Tons of torque and hp. It got smoked by the Porsches.

[pam]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

A classic mustang and the stuff being produced since the mid-70's are two totally different animals. I'd love to have an original GT500. That'll cost you a dollar or two at Barrett Jackson however. The new ones, even the NEW Shelby GT500 are still a lot like putting lipstick on a pig. I cant believe the prices some people are paying for these things.
.

I agree. While initially I was on the waiting list for the 2006 Shelby, once I saw it, I backed out. U G L Y. The 2007 is nice and looks close to the classics, but it's still much too modern for me.

The rounded front ends just irritate the shit out of me. Makes every car look alike these days.

Couple of Shelbys in this area which I love to see. Every so often I hear of a garage/barn find of a GT350 or GT500 and I wish it were me. I'm actually looking for a late 60's fastback right now but don't want to have to restore anything.

I love when some kid in a 2004 Mustang pulls up along side of me, revs his engine over and over, then leaves an inch of rubber when he takes off. Make me want to yell SORRY YOUR PENIS IS SO SMALL.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by bluemoney

That would have looked real good parked out front of the Grill

I was trapped on the Apalachian Trail