Vehicles You Have Owned ? Past/Present : )
Monte Of The Month - April 2008
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 1,406
From: Waco, Tx
'79 Chevy Stepside (still own, hope to restore someday)
'02 Monte Carlo (my baby, don't ever plan to part with)
'00 Honda Civic - presently for my son plus various other Honda Civics that have been in my name for insurance purposes but were really my son's
Hubby has a '56 Chevy Stepside (to also be restored someday)
'91 Geo Metro (wish we still had, 46 mpg)
'99 Ford 2500 diesel
'02 Dodge 2500 diesel (still own)
'02 Monte Carlo (my baby, don't ever plan to part with)
'00 Honda Civic - presently for my son plus various other Honda Civics that have been in my name for insurance purposes but were really my son's
Hubby has a '56 Chevy Stepside (to also be restored someday)
'91 Geo Metro (wish we still had, 46 mpg)
'99 Ford 2500 diesel
'02 Dodge 2500 diesel (still own)
Monte Of The Month -- September 2009
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,614
From: providence, RI
1st car - 84 dodge aries
2nd car - 94 chevy geo prizm (had 199,720 miles when i got rid of it - someone did end up pushing it past 200k though!)
3rd car - 99 toyota corolla (had 220,xxx miles when i got rid of it and was beat to hell)
4th/current car - 05 MC SS. never thought i would love a car so much as i loved my prizm, but this beats it by leaps and bounds!!! i want to be buried in this thing...!!!
edit - oh and my dream car...i really don't know. maybe one of those sweet tour buses that the nascar drivers and rockstars have
2nd car - 94 chevy geo prizm (had 199,720 miles when i got rid of it - someone did end up pushing it past 200k though!)
3rd car - 99 toyota corolla (had 220,xxx miles when i got rid of it and was beat to hell)
4th/current car - 05 MC SS. never thought i would love a car so much as i loved my prizm, but this beats it by leaps and bounds!!! i want to be buried in this thing...!!!
edit - oh and my dream car...i really don't know. maybe one of those sweet tour buses that the nascar drivers and rockstars have
Last edited by ChevySSGirl; Mar 13, 2009 at 11:56 AM.
Old Thread ReSurfaced : )
R.J., yes we want to see them again.
I know this is a older thread question, but the old thread
is to much to rebuild
Plus we have many new membersthat have not had the pleasure to see your awesome collection.
I think every members loves cars, or they wouldn't be here
If you have time, I hope that you post them.
Thanks `R.J. & members for your contributions.
`Space
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 432
From: St. Paul, MN
1993 lumina... first car i owned. great runner, lasted me a long time
1999 grand am gt... very quick car, great handling in dry weather. sucks in the winter though
can i count the demo derby cars i've had through the years as cars i've owned? haha
85 caprice 305ci
84 olds delta 88, 307ci (twice!! haha)
77 buick lesabre, 350ci
i'm gonna miss the derbyin this summer. first time in a while i haven't done it
1999 grand am gt... very quick car, great handling in dry weather. sucks in the winter though
can i count the demo derby cars i've had through the years as cars i've owned? haha
85 caprice 305ci
84 olds delta 88, 307ci (twice!! haha)
77 buick lesabre, 350ci
i'm gonna miss the derbyin this summer. first time in a while i haven't done it
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From: Wauconda, IL
Oh I forgot to mention my dream car - 72 Hurst Olds Indy Pacecar Hardtop with the factory power sunroof and the Hurst dual gate shifter - only 220 ever built. I had the opportunity to acquire one for 30k from Volo Auto Museum about 1 1/2 years ago. My Fiancee and I are kicking ourselves for not buying it.
Monte Of The Month -- July 2009
I'M NOT OLD, I'M JUST WELL MARINATED.
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 6,996
From: Henderson, NV
Oh I forgot to mention my dream car - 72 Hurst Olds Indy Pacecar Hardtop with the factory power sunroof and the Hurst dual gate shifter - only 220 ever built. I had the opportunity to acquire one for 30k from Volo Auto Museum about 1 1/2 years ago. My Fiancee and I are kicking ourselves for not buying it.
I know someone that owns one of them. He owns a body shop in Oklahoma City.
I drool every time i would go there.
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 13,335
From: Wauconda, IL
Jealous!
"454" = 300 hp : )
Oh I forgot to mention my dream car - 72 Hurst Olds Indy Pacecar Hardtop with the factory power sunroof and the Hurst dual gate shifter - only 220 ever built. I had the opportunity to acquire one for 30k from Volo Auto Museum about 1 1/2 years ago. My Fiancee and I are kicking ourselves for not buying it.
Hi `Amy, Great Dream Car.
Below is a link that you can purchase a 1/24 Scale Model for a lot less
Until you hit the `Lotto
WoW
Click to view full-size image and purchase prints at the GM Photo Store
Hurst/Olds Cutlass
56th Indy 500
May 27, 1972
Oldsmobile had paced the Indy 500 just two years earlier with the 4-4-2, but in 1972 teamed up with Hurst Performance Products to build a modified Cutlass convertible that is most often referred to simply as the "'72 Hurst/Olds". It was the first time in Speedway history that an automotive parts manufacturer's name was included in the pace car title. The car's 455 cubic inch V-8 produced 300hp. The Hurst/Olds was driven by Jim Rathmann, his second time behind the wheel of the pace car.
1/24 scale by The Franklin Mint
1/64 scale by Greenlight
Only 629 Hurst/Olds Cutlasses were manufactured in 1972 — 130 convertibles and 499 hardtops. These cars came with a slightly less powerful 455-ci engine that produced 270 horsepower. In addition to the Cutlass, about 50 Delta 88 Royale convertibles were also used as Indy 500 parade cars.
Source: General Motors press photo
1/64 scale by Greenlight
Only 629 Hurst/Olds Cutlasses were manufactured in 1972 — 130 convertibles and 499 hardtops. These cars came with a slightly less powerful 455-ci engine that produced 270 horsepower. In addition to the Cutlass, about 50 Delta 88 Royale convertibles were also used as Indy 500 parade cars.
Source: General Motors press photo
Photos above are of the October Car of the Month, a 1972 Hurst/Olds hardtop pace car replica. (Click photo to enlarge.)
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Wauconda, IL
Ya space I have that diecast! I love the Olds Cutlass 442s from 68-72 (especially the Hurst editions)! I have 4 Olds 442 die cast cars - among a vast number of other american muscle car die cast. I need to take pics of my collection.