[quote author=Jamie Attridge link=board=8;threadid=14473;start=0#137216 date=1052753804]<br>We already have the pool and hottub combo! ;D if you want real fun try a trampolene! Thats where its at <br>[/quote]<br>Hmm have to try that.<br>DM01

 

Oh its a scene man!

 

[quote author=bullfrogjim link=board=8;threadid=14473;start=0#136720 date=1052536194]<br>Geez Blue... What kind of girl are you dating that wants to go in a vette over your sweet rig? It dont even have a back seat ;D.<br>In all seriousness I took my uncles viper to prom and we had the best time.<br>Be good. 8)<br><br>[/quote]<br><br>First off, I'm not dating her, unfortunately. Second, she loves my truck. She think's it's the best thing since sliced bread. Third, although my truck is nice looking and she loves it, it's just not as refined as the Vette. And since prom is very formal, the Vette just fits the bill better. Besides, pulling up to prom in a convertible 2002 Corvette and watching the look on people's faces as you step out is priceless. Then, when you leave, you throw the top back and do a nice 3 gear burnout in front of everybody. That's even better. ;D I had a blast at prom and I'm going to be uploading pics tonight.

 

You young'uns must be rich... my first car.... way back in 1980... was a 1969 Olds Delta 88 that I paid $200 for... 2 doors, 455 cubic inces...

 

Sounds like the ol' man has ther money.... Heck I went to my prom in a vette, The ol' man's '64. 385 horse 350 with a 4.11 posi and a 4-spd. The next year I took his '49 Packard Limosine. That one had a straight-8, and passed little brother in the vette, goin about 130 MPH. Not too bad for something that big.

 

[quote author=atoughram link=board=8;threadid=14473;start=15#139150 date=1053144099]<br>You young'uns must be rich... my first car.... way back in 1980... was a 1969 Olds Delta 88 that I paid $200 for... 2 doors, 455 cubic inces... <br>[/quote]<br><br>On that thread first car '67 Pontiac Station Wagon (early '80's) purple no less...<br>50 bucks for it, 200 on the road.<br>Next was a '73 Caddy ex hearse. Couldn't get any chicks with that thing...

 

My first ride that I owned after I got my lic. was a 1950 Chev. 4 door deluxe.<br>I had several $25 and $50 rides to beat around the country side.<br>It looked like an over grown VW bug.<br>My granny gave it to me when she bought a newer car.<br>When I sold it I got $100 [ needed that to finish the money for new motorcycle ] it only had 59,000 miles on it then.<br>If only I knew then what I know now.<br>That thing would be worth a mint now.<br><br> : Eddie : 8)

 

I was watching Dream Car Garage on Speed Channel yesterday.<br>They showcased a 1970 Hemi 'Cuda convertable.<br>Properly restored, numbers matching, worth $77,000.<br>They also spoke of a '71 (only made 9 Hemi convertables that year) that went at auction for over $1 million. <br><br>

 

[quote author=Shovelhead link=board=8;threadid=14473;start=15#139750 date=1053341979]<br>I was watching Dream Car Garage on Speed Channel yesterday.<br>They showcased a 1970 Hemi 'Cuda convertable.<br>Properly restored, numbers matching, worth $77,000.<br>They also spoke of a '71 (only made 9 Hemi convertables that year) that went at auction for over $1 million. <br><br>So what you are tellin me that the hearse I drove would be worth a ton because it is rare????? <br><br><br>[/quote]

 

No Spots,
But it tells me the '70 440-6pack 'Cuda that I sold in '78 would be worth a little more than the $1,600 that I sold it for.
X-cuze me while I go into the other room and :'( :'( :'( :'(.

 

Hey man hind sight is 20/20. If I knew then what I know now........... [undecided]

 

Thats why I'm keeping my 52 Fury. I bet that thing will be worth money. IF I ever get started on the resto.<br>Now How much will a 94 dodge ctd with 2million miles be worth 30 years from now :<br>DM01