Thread: Dream Cars

Basically any MOPAR muscle car from the mid 60's to mid 70's, like a 440 Cuda, or R/T Charger like the one in Bullet, theyr'e all awsome

Dreams cars
Jag XK220
E type Jag
All Lambo's
Lotus Esprit (They do corner like there on rails)
Dodge Viper

Bowell Nagari, coupe or convertable, 351 cleveland 4spd toploader box all in a fibreglass body on a steel spaceframe chassis a'la lotus.
Australia's really only true production built sportscar.

My stepdad to be used to build Bolwells in his garage for them many moons ago (used to work for them aswell). He also had a 66 Corvette (stigray, fastback looking one) with a 427, wishes he never sold it

A colleague once had a part completed Bolwell Mk VII for sale. I went to look at it (about 30 years ago) but Elisabeth said no.

I'd still love one. I remember buying the Sports Car World that had the glowing review of the Mk VII and I kept that mag for years.



Ron

Lotus Exige

Been driving it for ten years now. (Series 2A 109" ex-army with a standard fully sick 2.225 litre 4 cylinder donk, Zenith Carby and a Fairy Overdrive so i can overtake on the Highway with a 5 Klm run up).

Though a Camel Trophy 110 with a couple of Maxi-Drive Diff Locks would look nice in the driveway!

I challenge anyone not to want to add these to at least the top 10 list immediately:

1933 Bentley Supercharger

OR this absolutely sexy, beautiful and wonderous item of Italian engineering, the Late '50's Ferrari 250 GT California: