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SomeOneNeedsAHug
11-27-2002, 08:02 PM
ok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
:cow: <-- i just thought that was cuteok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
:cow: <-- i just thought that was cute ok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
:cow: <-- i just thought that was cuteok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
:cow: <-- i just thought that was cute ok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
:cow: <-- i just thought that was cuteok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
:cow: <-- i just thought that was cute ok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
:cow: <-- i just thought that was cuteok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
SomeOneNeedsAHug
11-27-2002, 08:03 PM
OH SHOOTNESS!!! LOL I DIDNT REALIZE I DID THAT!!!!!LMFAO!!!!
-*Forever*-
11-27-2002, 08:37 PM
Lani, you posted that like..... 50 million times... :lol: Are you back on here for good? Or was it just a one time thing?
Montana Ponine
11-27-2002, 08:43 PM
lol...interesting.
anyway, if we're actually supposed to be answering...cars are fine but I never think about them. I know nothing about them...I'm not even excited about learning how to drive.
fr00ti
11-27-2002, 08:51 PM
whoa...um cars rock
C Doody
11-27-2002, 09:22 PM
I was never into cars. Im 16 now and could go after my liscence, but honestly i dont care enough.
dawsongirl
11-27-2002, 10:24 PM
Check out http://www.autotrader.com for info on your car. They might have something. I know you can put cars side by side and compare them.
I love cars. They're one of my obsessions.
¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
11-27-2002, 10:26 PM
Originally posted by Montana Ponine
lol...interesting.
anyway, if we're actually supposed to be answering...cars are fine but I never think about them. I know nothing about them...I'm not even excited about learning how to drive.
Ugh yes. Driving is SO overrated.
Jimbo
11-29-2002, 11:55 AM
Originally posted by SomeOneNeedsAHug
[B]ok i really really love cars and i found my new dream car and i was looking all over the place and yeah i found my new dream car :faint: but i know nothing about it because i only know about what i like and i like it..now i wanna know about it. So can anyone tell me everything they know about a GT40. i know some basics and such but i wanna know every little detail
The Ford GT-40 was originally built for Ford's racing program in the 1960s, and was never intended for commercial production - until now. The GT-40 became one of the most famous cars in auto racing history. With this car, Ford won the 24 hours of Le Mans 4 consecutive years: 1966, 67, 68, and 69. Until the GT-40 came along, Ferrari had dominated the international racing scene.
The good news: In 2003, to commemorate Ford Motor Company's 100th anniversay, a street legal version of the GT-40 will be built.
The bad news: Only 100 GT-40s will be built the first year, selling for approximately $125,000.00 each!!!
The car will be powered by a 5.4 liter, 500 horsepower V8.
Hollow
11-29-2002, 12:58 PM
i want this car
Stormtracker TF
11-29-2002, 03:08 PM
Originally posted by Jimbo
The Ford GT-40 was originally built for Ford's racing program in the 1960s, and was never intended for commercial production - until now. The GT-40 became one of the most famous cars in auto racing history. With this car, Ford won the 24 hours of Le Mans 4 consecutive years: 1966, 67, 68, and 69. Until the GT-40 came along, Ferrari had dominated the international racing scene.
The good news: In 2003, to commemorate Ford Motor Company's 100th anniversay, a street legal version of the GT-40 will be built.
The bad news: Only 100 GT-40s will be built the first year, selling for approximately $125,000.00 each!!!
The car will be powered by a 5.4 liter, 500 horsepower V8.
I love those! The 2003 Ford GT-40 is awsome! Although I thought they said $130,000 to $145,000
Barnabas1
11-29-2002, 05:36 PM
Originally posted by ~°~RockAngel89~°~
i want this car I don't think a newborn baby could get in that thing!:lol::lol:
Hollow
11-29-2002, 06:13 PM
Originally posted by Babalu
I don't think a newborn baby could get in that thing!:lol::lol:
THATS NOT THE ACTUAL SIZE! :rolleyes:
Stormtracker TF
11-29-2002, 06:17 PM
This is the actual size!
http://www.vipclassics.com/sdcc/vippics/1674020_6.jpg
Hollow
11-29-2002, 06:25 PM
Originally posted by TheFonz
This is the actual size!
http://www.vipclassics.com/sdcc/vippics/1674020_6.jpg
omg thanx so much for posting that!!!! :) the lil 1 was the only 1 i could find.
Stormtracker TF
11-29-2002, 06:26 PM
Originally posted by ~°~RockAngel89~°~
omg thanx so much for posting that!!!! :) the lil 1 was the only 1 i could find.
Your welcome!
Fleet
11-30-2002, 11:15 PM
Originally posted by Jimbo
The Ford GT-40 was originally built for Ford's racing program in the 1960s, and was never intended for commercial production - until now.
Those '60s Ford GT-40s were nice, but I prefer the '69 Dodge Charger Daytona.
Click below to see a pic (or two)...
http://members.tripod.com/~Vigilante_3/1969DAYTONA4.jpg
http://members.tripod.com/~Vigilante_3/1969DAYTONA4.jpg
I'll take a red and white one, with either the 440 or 426-Hemi engine! These were production cars, too. I believe 503 '69s were built.
(Hmm, link did not work- I'll try again.)
Fleet
11-30-2002, 11:29 PM
Originally posted by Fleet
(Hmm, link did not work- I'll try again.)
Okay, this link should work...
http://www.mopars.com/images/cars/daytona0301.jpg
What do you think?
Barnabas1
12-01-2002, 07:12 AM
Thank You for posting that, TheFonz! That is a nice car!:D
britt britt
12-01-2002, 10:52 AM
I love cars.my fav is The T-bird! which i plan on getting when im 16
haha, yeah right. heres a pic, but i like yellow the best!
Jimbo
12-01-2002, 07:49 PM
Originally posted by Fleet
Those '60s Ford GT-40s were nice, but I prefer the '69 Dodge Charger Daytona.
Fleet, again we agree. The 69 Charger Daytona was definitely an outstanding muscle car. A few months ago, a body shop not far from where I live had a Plymouth Superbird parked out front with a "For Sale" sign on the windshield. I can't imagaine how much they were asking for it.
A year or two ago, Dodge had a Charger concept car that they were displaying on the auto show circuit. The concept car had a hybrid engine, but they could easily put their updated hemi into it if they chose to do so. The styling drew heavily from the 2nd generation Charger of the late 60s. Unfortunately, they decided against putting it into production. Now that Mercury has brought back the Marauder, and Pontiac is bringing back the GTO, maybe Chrysler will reconsider producing an updated version of the Charger.
Stormtracker TF
12-01-2002, 08:03 PM
Originally posted by Fleet
Okay, this link should work...
http://www.mopars.com/images/cars/daytona0301.jpg
What do you think?
Ooooooh..That's a NICE car! I bet that Dodge's engine sounds awsome! Cool cool car.
My 3900th post!
Stormtracker TF
12-01-2002, 08:05 PM
Originally posted by Jimbo
Fleet, again we agree. The 69 Charger Daytona was definitely an outstanding muscle car. A few months ago, a body shop not far from where I live had a Plymouth Superbird parked out front with a "For Sale" sign on the windshield. I can't imagaine how much they were asking for it.
A year or two ago, Dodge had a Charger concept car that they were displaying on the auto show circuit. The concept car had a hybrid engine, but they could easily put their updated hemi into it if they chose to do so. The styling drew heavily from the 2nd generation Charger of the late 60s. Unfortunately, they decided against putting it into production. Now that Mercury has brought back the Marauder, and Pontiac is bringing back the GTO, maybe Chrysler will reconsider producing an updated version of the Charger.
I hope they do. As nice as the NEW T-Bird Marader and GTO look I'm sure a Charger would be cool.
Stormtracker TF
12-01-2002, 08:08 PM
This is my idea of a GREAT car
http://www.berrymotorcars.com/_borders/69Firebird.jpg
That look's like it'd be a dream to drive!
Stormtracker TF
12-01-2002, 08:13 PM
These are just as cool!
http://barney.wcupa.edu/~badgoat/Factory1968GTO.jpg http://www.classicfirebird.com/1967/67blu.jpg
That red 39 or 40 olds next to the '67 firebird is preally cool too!
Fleet
12-01-2002, 08:24 PM
Originally posted by Jimbo
Fleet, again we agree. The 69 Charger Daytona was definitely an outstanding muscle car. A few months ago, a body shop not far from where I live had a Plymouth Superbird parked out front with a "For Sale" sign on the windshield. I can't imagaine how much they were asking for it.
Now that Mercury has brought back the Marauder, and Pontiac is bringing back the GTO, maybe Chrysler will reconsider producing an updated version of the Charger.
Jimbo,
In "Hemmings" car magazine, I've seen mint-condition Superbirds for sale for about $50,000 and up (way up).
Some years back, I attended a local Mopar car meeting. Because of the rarity of the cars (Hemi Road Runners, 440-6 Pack Super Bees, etc.) there was always one member standing guard in the parking lot while the meeting was in process inside (usually, they met in a restaurant).
I saw a few prototype pics of a future Charger which was supposed to be built. I don't know what happened. Remember, though, a new one would be quite different from the old one. I don't think the new one would have the huge engines (440, 426), or chrome bumpers instead of today's painted bumpers. It would be nice to see the Charger name again, though.
Fleet
12-01-2002, 08:38 PM
Originally posted by TheFonz
Ooooooh..That's a NICE car! I bet that Dodge's engine sounds awsome! Cool cool car.
My 3900th post!
Yes, I'm sure it sounds nice! At a weekly informal Friday night car gathering, some guy brought a '67 Plymouth Valiant with a transplanted 440 inside. No rear seats and you could see into the trunk (the partition was removed, to save weight). So he starts it up and several car alarms go off! These were not alarms on cars parked next to it, but cars parked about 80 feet away!
Fleet
12-01-2002, 08:44 PM
Originally posted by TheFonz
This is my idea of a GREAT car
That look's like it'd be a dream to drive!
Yeah, I agree.
I like all of those old musclecars... '69 Firebird 400s, 396 SS Chevelles, '70 Buick GS 455s, '69 428 Cobra-Jet Fairlanes (a friend had one), GTO "Judges," Plymouth Hemicudas, and on and on. All of those had tons of power and unbelievable low-end torque.
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