Top 5 Classics for you

[Gresley]

Triumph Stag
Triumph 2.5PI
'70 Dodge Challenger
Jensen Interceptor
Pre war Rover

I already have the first two and I wouldn't change them for anything...

[Tdm]

TR5
Fiat Dino
68 Dodge Charger 440 R/T
72 Fiat 124 coupe 1600 "BC"
Daimler SP250

But if the right Innsbruck 2.5 PI came along, the Daimler might get the push from the garage - there is something about the PI I just can't get out of my system

Don't know if it's the same year model - but the 3 I have highlighted in red that you mention would also interest me, so
maybe we are not so very different in our likes and dislikes. I would add a classic Pontiac GTO, and a Ferrari model similar to the blue one John Lennon used to own (was it a 330 GTB or similar), or a Lancia Fulvia Mk2.

[HersnotHis]

I would add a classic Pontiac GTO, and a Ferrari model similar to the blue one John Lennon used to own (was it a 330 GTB or similar), or a Lancia Fulvia Mk2.

Please remember the £40K per car in the initial criteria! OK if you wanted to spend all £200K on one car .....then perhaps?

Thanks

H

[Guest]

Stag
2.5 PI
1969 Dodge Charger in orange Federal Flag on the roof and 01 on the doors, yup, General Lee
Dolomite Sprint
ferrari 308 GTS

the list could go on and on and on........

Jason

[davidf]

Years ago, when the kids were still a dream and we struggled to run a mini-estate, I fancied the family 'fleet' being a TR6 and a 2.5PI Estate - think of all the common parts!
Like many others here, Healey 3000 and Lotus Europa were always fancied.
Actually saw a nice Europa at Bournemouth Classics on the Prom a few weeks ago - shame it was red - should have been black with gold lining.

[stag8manod]

My List,
TR5,
Dolly Sprint,
Jensen FF,
Stag 4WD Man Od,
AM DB6 convertible.
Cheers Ian A

[jagorstag]

Not sure if I'd get all of them for £40k each, but perhaps as projects...

So, in no particular order:

1967 Ford Fairlane 500 GT
1972 Plymouth Roadrunner
1964 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396
Jaguar E-Type (for my wife!)
Alfa Romeo Montreal

I think these would be a good start...

Cheers,
Joakim