It's dream garage time again!

[sperry]

Here's the rules this time, I'm trying to make it difficult:

5 cars: winter beater, daily driver, fun car for the street, fun car for the track, and a collector car.
5 countries: no two cars can be from the same country of origin.
5 decades: no two cars can be from the same decade.

Cars must be production based cars, money is no object, bonus coolness for low volume or special edition cars.

I'll start:

winter beater: 1979 Jeep Wagoneer (USA)


daily driver: 2009 Subaru STi Spec-C (Japan)


street: 1999 Aston Martin Vantage 600 (UK)


track: 1989 BMW E39 M3 (Germany)


collector: 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO (Italy)

[100_Percent_Juice]

You're missing a picture. Can 2 people share the same car?

[sperry]

Originally Posted by 100_Percent_Juice

You're missing a picture. Can 2 people share the same car?

Which one? They're all in my cache, so I see all 5.

2 people can pick the same car, if you're cool with being unoriginal!

[Nick Koan]

Winter Beater:
1982 Toyota FJ60 Land Cruiser (Nippon)


Daily Driver:
2008 BMW 123d (Deutschland)


Fun Street Car:
1964 Aston Martin DB6 Volante (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)


Fun Track Car:
1999 Corvette C5 (USA! USA! USA!)


Collector Car:
1977 Lancia Stratos (Italia)

[sperry]

Nice Nick. I really wanted to pick the Land Cruiser as well, but didn't want to waste my Japan pick on a truck... so I tried to pick the US equivalent from the 70's.

[tysonK]

The country rule made it hard! I know I could have done better in the daily driver, have to think about it. I had a few choices but I like the GT. I didn't want a Skyline for the track even one from the 90's.


winter beater
1988 Volvo 480 Turbo (sweden)

the year made it tough here. I guess I could have found something from italy, but meh.




daily driver
2006 Bentley Continental GT (england)

I just like them, I know it's a rapper video car.



fun car for the street
1963 Chevy Nova (usa)

Sentimental pick for my Dad so we can cruise around. My dad and his brothers pooled their money to get a used one, back in the day!




fun car for the track
1999 Acura NSX (jdm yo!)




collector car
1954 Porsche Spyder 550 (in red thank you) (grrmany)

kinda tough choice because I wanted a GT3 for the track....also I'd probably pick the 959 if the 2 were in front of me.

[WRX06TR]

Alright....

Winter Beater:
1977 Chevy Blazer (USA)


Daily Driver:
2006 Audi RS4 (Germany)


Fun Street Car:
1998 Nissan Silvia S15 (Japan) With an RB26DETT swap of course...


Fun Track Car:
1989 Ferrari F40 LM (Italy)


Collector Car:
1969 Lotus 7 (UK)

[sybir]

Winter beater: 86 Landcruiser (Japan). Took what Land Rover did and made it even better.



Daily driver: 1990 Bentley Turbo R 4x4 Estate Car (England) - custom built for the Sultan of Brunei. 4wd in first and reverse only.



Fun car for the street: 2006 Koenigsegg CCR (Sweden) for a "fun" car:



Fun car for the track: '78 Porsche 935 longtail (Germany) - aka Moby Dick. Doesn't need words.



Collector car: '35 Duesenburg SJ (America, fuck yeah) - aka the Mormon Meteor land-speed car. Just look at it. Also proves that American manufacturing peaked in the early 20th century

[Nick Koan]

Winter Beater:
1980 AMC Eagle (Los Estadios Unidos)


Daily Driver:
2008 Volvo C30 (Sveden)


Fun Street:
1958 Porsche 356 Speedster (das Vaterland)


Fun Track:
1994 Nissan R32 Skyline (Japon)


Collector Car:
1949 Citroen 2CV (Gaul)

[Bob Danger]

Winter Beater: Toyota Hilux, slightly modified for arctic exploration. (Japan)



Daily Driver: 1977 Alpine A310 (France)


Street: 1993 Lancia Delta Integrale Evoluzione II (Italy)



Track: 1955 Jaguar D-Type (UK)



Collector: 1932 Nash 1082R Ambassador Rumble Seat Coupe S (USA)

[sti deede]

Originally Posted by Nick Koan

Collector Car:
1949 Citroen 2CV (Gaul)

I saw one of these in Mendocino back in July. It was red and very cool. I was trying to figure out if the dents were accidental or part of the design, so I checked the other side out too.

I love watching enjoy one post up in this game!

[JonnydaJibba]

There are some great cars in here. I hope my choices hold up.

Winter Beater:
'72 Ford Bronco, US


Daily Driver:
'08 Audi RS6 Avant, GER


Fun Street Car:
'58 Aston Martin DB4, UK


Track Car:
'94 Ferrari 355 Challenge, ITL


Collector Car:
'35 Peugeot 402 FRA

[sperry]

Nice choices Johnny... I like where your head's at on the collector car, but Alfa Romeo's are Itallian! How about a sweet old Bugatti, they're French.

'36 Bugatti Type 57:

[JonnydaJibba]

Oh shit! Ok, gotta revise. That was my hardest one to figure out. I guess at this point it still is.

[Dean]

A couple people are cheating and only coming up with 4 of the 5. I can do that, but am having a tough time with getting 5 that I really like to work. The toughest one is to find a winter beater from the 70s not from The US,UK,Ger that I actually like or would even really work as a winter beater.

[sperry]

Originally Posted by Dean

A couple people are cheating and only coming up with 4 of the 5. I can do that, but am having a tough time with getting 5 that I really like to work. The toughest one is to find a winter beater from the 70s not from The US,UK,Ger that I actually like or would even really work as a winter beater.

I think everyone's done all 5... just some pictures aren't showing up for all of them.

I also had the hardest time with the winter beater. All the cars I came up with that I'd really want were already excluded due to the country. In fact, I changed my track car 3 times because I needed to free up a country for the winter beater, and still ended up having to pick a '70's American car, which frankly is the worst decade for US car design.

[Dean]

You are right, I thought Sybir and Bob only had 4 of 5 just by counting pictures earlier.

Oh, I could pick a 80s or 90s winter beater easily, but it would mess up the rest of my list. I'm working on it though.

[sybir]

Dude, I even had alternates listed, how did you get 4?

If I stick with the Landcruiser in my first set, I could do another 5 without duplicating countries

Winter: 80's-era (you figure out an exact year on a russian military vehicle) UAZ "jeep" outfitted for tundra duty:



Daily: 1962 Citroen DS wagon (France)



Fun: 2006 Ascari A10 (Netherlands)



Track: 1995 Holden Commodore V8 touring car (Australia)



Collector: 1972 Lamborghini Miura 400 SV (Italy)



I could do a Jota, but they're a little more........vulgar.

[Dean]

Ha, got it and I even really like it and actually wanted one in my past...

Am I allowed to drive the track car on the street now and again? Pleeeeeaaaaassssseeeeee.

Winter beater: 1979 Subaru Brat [snow plow optional] (Japan)


Daily driver: 1994 Maserati Biturbo Spyder III 2.8 (Italy)


Street: 1989 Lotus Esprit Turbo HC [In white please] (England)


Track: 2008 ABT/Audi R8 (Germany)


Collector: 1969 Ford/Shelby Gt500 Mustang Convertible (Carroll Shelby's personal one please) (USA)

[Dean]

Originally Posted by sybir

Dude, I even had alternates listed, how did you get 4?

One of the images wasn't showing up for me earlier and I was too lazy to count text headings.

[sperry]

Garage number 2:

Winter Beater: 1997 Lexus RX450 (Japan)


Daily Driver: 2010 Audi RS5 (Germany)


Street Fun: 1986 Ferrari 288 GTO Evoluzione (Italy)


Track Fun: 2006 Lotus Sport Exige GT3 (UK)


Collector: 1959 Ford Thunderbird (USA)

[Nick Koan]

Nice getting a car into the 2010 decade

[JonnydaJibba]

Fixed my collector.

[sperry]

Originally Posted by Nick Koan

Nice getting a car into the 2010 decade

With the exception of Italian penned cars, I pretty much loathe cars from the 70's... so I needed to find another decade to draw from.

[sperry]

Originally Posted by JonnydaJibba

Fixed my collector.

Woah, that Pug is cool looking! I've never seen the whole lights behind the grill like that.