Shoot, any car I drive is cool just because I'M driving it... :headbang2:

Actually. it would have to be a friend's 69 Charger 500. That was the version of the Charger they tried before the Daytona wing car, and is actually rarer. His is a Hemi, 4-speed, in Dark Blue with black vinyl roof and interior. It's a BEAST and 9/10ths....What made it really cool was that RICHARD PETTY stopped by while we were talking to look the car over. The KING himself...... :shock:

I haven't driven many cool cars, Trans Am was prolly the first cool car I rode in. Followed by the Lexus SUV...which was sweet!

A brand new 1968 pontiac GTO whemn I got back from overseas.

Tough choice for #1. I haven't driven too many cool/fast cars.

#1-My dad's 1970 Corvette (350 V8 )-It's fast, light and low so it handles nicer than my car.
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#2-My 1968 Cutlass (455 V8 )-Lots of torque, but not a cornering machine.
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#3-My mom's former red 1967 Mustang convertible that was traded in for my dad's Vette (289 V8 )-just a fun little car with some decent power.
#4-My neighbor's 1969 Pontiac Tempest (350 V8 )-Recently rebuilt and overbored, also had positraction put in. Manual brakes though. :shock:
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#5-Nothing else particularly cool so I'll put my dad's 1930 Model A sedan. That was the first car I drove in our back yard when I was like 12. It was a stick so it was very tough to learn. I drove it a few times when I was older and it was fun to putz around in.

My '84 Hurst/Olds on nitrous. Looked just like this one. Wish I had some better pictures of mine.

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Definitely the '89 Dodge Dynasty that my wife brought into the marriage.

Aerodynamics were second to none.

My 1970 442 W-30 Oldsmobile Convert. It was a two time National Champion and Concours d'elegence winner. These pics are scans of photos I took of it at the time I owned it. They don't do it justice. Deltron paint was just coming out onto the market. No digital cameras then.
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