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To: RC one
When I was kid, I drooled over the stingrays and truly believed that I would never be able to own such a thing as I was quite poor growing up

I was similar. I worked while attending college and was able to afford a used '57 Chevy. I bought a new '68 Torino GT and that was the last automobile I owned until a few years ago. Everything else I owned were 4WD pick ups and SUVs. When I finally had some free time and some spending money I started searching for the cars I always had dreamed about owning and driving that wouldn't totally break me.

Because I wasn't in a hurry, wasn't head over heels in love with a certain year or model, I could pick and choose in a timely fashion. The chase is almost as much fun as driving the cars. It is a hobby. My collection now includes a couple of Corvettes, a Jag V-12, a MB 380 SL and a Mustang GT. I've got my eye on a BMW Z3, but haven't come to an agreement on price yet.

71 posted on 06/04/2013 12:20:05 AM PDT by Alaska Wolf (I)
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To: Alaska Wolf

nice collection. I’m jealous now! ;-). so many cars, so little time.


75 posted on 06/04/2013 9:41:17 AM PDT by RC one
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To: Alaska Wolf

Some of the old and recent Corvettes have been great cars. Also the Mustang GT and some of the variants like the Shelby are also great performers. Looks like your collection is a group of cars that will be historic, especially if the green cars gain market share.


89 posted on 06/05/2013 9:34:53 PM PDT by MtnClimber (IRS-The 0bama thug army.)
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