Classic/ muscle car whatcha got?

These are some really nice rides let's keep them coming.

 

Well, there is this but it’s not exactly a classic. 06 with 18k miles on it.

 

And here I thought my garage walls couldn't support any more automobile memorabilia! Now I have an excuse to buy more and hang it up. I've been thinking about putting a small cheap tv in my garage.

 

Oh, that’s an old photo. My walls are covered in BS I have collected for years. This still only covers a fraction of my cluttered walls. I will try and take some better pics tomorrow.

 

That's awesome.

 

Thanks man. Yeah, it just kinda happened. Now my garage is the neighborhood hangout.

 

Very nice, also good job using an old wheel for the base of the stool.

 

I like to repurpose stuff. If I can hijack the thread for a moment, here are some benches I have made out of old tailgates.

 

I have a couple old clunkers sitting around. Some nice rides in this thread. Here are a couple of mine and my dads

93 LX Reef Blue 88k


67 mustang coupe




51’ Chevy PU




69’ Ford F100

 

My collection definitely aren’t muscle cars, but I have my 1990 Nissan 300zx twin turbo, stage 3, around 400hp, with 47k original miles.
And my 1990 HZJ73 Land cruiser, imported from Japan. 219k km. Diesel.
Both fun to drive. In a very opposite kind of way. Lol

 

Very nice

 

Crazy weather here in Colorado so I decided to start the hotrod up!

 

Oh I like that!

 

My low mile 2004 Mustang Cobra. Getting ready to do a 3.4L Whipple blower swap.

 

Sweet rides all..wish I never sold my 73 Buick I had in 1993, 50K one owner miles.

I have vintage bikes I've restored if that counts but not motorized so sounds like not

 

Vroom vroom

 

Good looking mini.

 

Just got her home. 3rd generation owner.

 

66 El Camino.

powerglide (2-speed auto trans) and a 350 (2nd owner swapped the original 283 or 327). Manual steering and manual drum brakes. in the process of replacing all of the brake lines and converting to front power disc brakes.

 

If only GM still made a modern version of this. It's too bad the Holden Ute never made it to the states.