Cars that I'd..... (4 Viewers)
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cammerjeff
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Latest update as of today the car is on board the RORO ship in Zeebrugge Belgium, the shipping has been paid, and I have won round 1 with customs as they wanted to charge me an additional 12.5% tariff on top of the 2.5% normal import tariff. The broker told me it is 50/50 that customs will still charge me the 12.5% even after the Supreme Court said the reciprocal tariff's were unconstitutional. We will see what happens. But I figured if I paid it upfront, I would never get the $$$$ back.
So the car should be at my door in about a week, the luggage has still not shipped. I would have never guessed that the car would beat the luggage to my door?
cammerjeff
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Update, I got very Lucky by the timing of the ship's arrival, docked in Baltimore MD a few hours after the supreme court ruled Trump's Tariffs unlawful, and the car officially arrived at customs before the new 10-15% tariff went into effect, so I just had to pay the normal 2.5%. That saved me almost $5k USD's! The car is on the trailer that will deliver it to my house. And the luggage is finally on its way from France. A few pictures of the car before it was loaded onto the trailer. It looks to have survived in good shape so far. Fingers crossed for the remaining few hours.
SaparotRob
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I've decided to hate you, in the friendliest possible way.
That's more like it! On a par with the Peugeot 504 PF coupe.
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Somehow, I think that the fuzz would follow me around here in Glasgow! 
swampyankee
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Many years ago, I saw an ad for a 1965 289 Cobra. Were I not a broke college student....
I would have sold it when they hit about a hundred thousand
I would have sold it when they hit about a hundred thousand
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Bucksnort101
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I'd like me a Ford GT40, any year would do. One pictured is a 2006 model.
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PlasticHero
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Here is a view of cars at the auto auction I part time at. They range from bonkers to "If I won the lottery". Keep in mind that this is a dealer only auction. You can expect the lowest possible price with the advantage of low effort sale. I will comment from upper left to lower right. It is also the order that I like them.
I have no words the first two; a Jeep Gladiator and Ford Bronco. The Corvette will need a fair amount of work to look and run nice but not bad. The BMW and Mercedes are a toss-up. The BMW had the smaller V8 and auto transmission; Merc is a convertible. We had a similar BMW with a V12 and manual; but it was in rough state. The Mustang is something that I could see having. I had an early 65 Mustang convertible in this scheme. I bought it in 1973 for $150 and it had a new top. A real Flintstonemobile. (no floors)
I have no words the first two; a Jeep Gladiator and Ford Bronco. The Corvette will need a fair amount of work to look and run nice but not bad. The BMW and Mercedes are a toss-up. The BMW had the smaller V8 and auto transmission; Merc is a convertible. We had a similar BMW with a V12 and manual; but it was in rough state. The Mustang is something that I could see having. I had an early 65 Mustang convertible in this scheme. I bought it in 1973 for $150 and it had a new top. A real Flintstonemobile. (no floors)
SaparotRob
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I'm a fan of the Mustang myself. I had an '89 5 liter (4.922 actually but a 302 is a 302!) coupe. Lighter than the fastback with a 5 speed. A factory order, (stripped, no power nuthin'). It was my company car. Didn't have it long. Never go into business with relatives.
GrauGeist
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I currently have a '66 Mustang and have owned a '74 Mustang II and a 1980 Mustang. I also had a 1988 Mustang 5.0 convertible company car back in the late 1980's.
To be 100% honest, I was never impressed with them. My '66 Mustang sits out in the driveway, my 1962 Chevy Nova 400 sits in my garage - as it should be.
To be 100% honest, I was never impressed with them. My '66 Mustang sits out in the driveway, my 1962 Chevy Nova 400 sits in my garage - as it should be.
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Alfa Romeo 1750 GT....
The Alfa 105/115s are indeed objects of beauty, but for me it would always be a step-front Giulia (and NEVER a GTAM)!!!
