What other car would you sell your car for

[Ian G.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

Sorry I posted the wrong caption. I updated my post. It is actually a:

"1935 Duesenberg SJ Mormon Meteor Speedster" and it does have a boat tail, at least what I understand to be one if you look at an Auburn Boattail...

[Stewart A.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

What's with the Monster INC one eye ball at the front. LOL
mikey.jpg Stewy

[Stewart A.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

Hey I should use mikey as my Avator. At least Billy Crystal will be happy !

[Ian G.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

Don't diss Duesenbergs or I'll pull a Perez Hilton on you Stewy lol.

The phrase "That's a Duesie" comes from Duesenberg.
They were ahead of their time. Timeless styling.

[Stewart A.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

Ian looking closely at the doosie it kind of looks like it had wind tunnel testing. In 1935 that car would of dropped a few jaws when driving bye. It was more than before it's time. It would of been more advanced than a Bugatti Veyron in todays terms ! Stewy

[Brett H.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

I'd love to find my first Corvette that I bought in high school.

1969 350/350hp coupe, Maroon/tan interior, 4speed, tilt-tele, flip up luggage rack.

Anyone seen it????? I'll buy it back in a heartbeat.

[Paul B.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

Not including huge money dream cars, for sure a real nice '67 L79 roadster in Goodwood, Lynndale, or Marina with the right interior would do it for me. Possibly even the right SWC could get me to down the DMV?

Paul

[Andrew P.]

Re: What other car would you sell your car for

You know, after about 60 cars and some with light resto, I decided to cut my teeth restoring a little c2 before I took on something that you had to fab parts for rather than just buying them. The C2 was far worse than I thought (a) and I'm a perfectionist (b) which was a horrible combination. It's a year later (6 months on the body alone between two painters) and I'm almost done and I'm not sure I'll have the energy (or my wife the patience) to start another project but if I DID have the energy to do a bit of resto/maintenance, it would be on a '35 Duesy SJ.