Classic Cars

[Miss Heather Z]

I'm a big fan of the 50's-60's cars, so I just thought I'd ask what everyone's favorite classic car is!
My favorite without a doubt is the 1957 Chevy Bel Air!

[Amber Sinn]

I actually own a 1950 Dodge Wayfarer (not super popular) but I think I love the 50 Willys more. Not sure though. My car is a beast.

[Delyssia LaBelle {Madam}]

sorry hun, i liked it, but i like the red one even better!

Daddy Cool said:

That red one is so hot, but on the grey one, the red strip under the window is out of place =\ kills the flow for me.

[John]

I love most of the early 50's cars but if I had to be pinned down to picking one it would have to be a 1953 Pontiac Catalina.

[Nettie]

i used to drive a 68 Chevy II Nova, so I'm partial...

but I have to say I loves me a 57 Nomad!

[Cassie Wanda]

I've ridden in that car :-D

Pin-ups Hair Design Inc. said:

Here's my 50 Chevy and I. It's a driver. I've had it for about 12 years.

[Miss Heather Z]

I'm mad jealous of you guys who have those cars! Haha

[Vanessa Vixen]

Mine would have to be my car!
1950 Cadillac...all original,I'm getting her switched to a 12V soon :D I'll be towing her to Viva next year(too afraid to make the entire drive)
heres a few crummy shots,I'll post more this weekend!

Enjoy!
xo

[Vanessa Vixen]

Oh yes and I will not go any longer with out my 57 Cherry red Thunderbird,and my 68 Mustang!Oh and my 64 Cadillac DeVille...geez that's a lot!

[Ethan]

I love threads like this.
I posted a shot of my Plym-doh in another thread, so I wont cross post, but this little gem makes for great dreams:

[Edson Carlos]

Thaks, now I KNOW I'm getting fat whitewalls on the cragars.... DIZAAAAAAMN.

Ethan said:

I love threads like this.
I posted a shot of my Plym-doh in another thread, so I wont cross post, but this little gem makes for great dreams:

[Rae]

Cadillac Hearse 1959!!!!

[Bad Wolf]

My favorite classic car was the one I grew up in: The 1964 Chey Malibu 2 door.



This is what it looked like, but with the stock wheel covers. It had the V-8 283. My mother drove it throughout my childhood until she couldn't see well enough to drive, and it sat for a few years until my (now ex) husband fixed it up and I drove it. Such a great car; even I could change parts and fix things on it; not like the car that replaced it when it finally came down to new engine/transmission or new car choice. I don't regret the 1973 MBZ 450 SEL, except when it came down to repairs. Water pump on the Malibu was under $50 and we changed it out in under an hour. Water pump for Mercedes was upwards of $400 including labour - not something we could do ourselves.

I loved the first car I bought with my own money too - a 66 Mustang that had so many problems I never got to really love it. I still love old/unusual cars, which is prompting me to post a new discussion regarding my latest ride.