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    Default Japanese Nostalgic Cars:::

    --saw this a while back. --hope it's not a repost.

    edit* I love the soundtrack.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09avU3O9BmQ
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    I am sorry but anyone who says old school (or preschool) classic Japanese cars can't look better than old school muscle can lick my taint. I would take just about any classic car in that film and drive the shit out of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSP1660
    I am sorry but anyone who says old school (or preschool) classic Japanese cars can't look better than old school muscle can lick my taint. I would take just about any classic car in that film and drive the shit out of it.
    Some look great but come on... Muscle car look is the ultimate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DinanM3atl
    Muscle car look is the ultimate.
    Just a matter of personal opinion. Later, QD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
    Just a matter of personal opinion. Later, QD.
    I disagree. Most of the 'old skool' japanese cars look like mini muscle cars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DinanM3atl
    I disagree. Most of the 'old skool' japanese cars look like mini muscle cars.
    Of course you disagree. It's YOUR opinion. Later, QD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DinanM3atl
    Some look great but come on... Muscle car look is the ultimate.
    BTW I am surprised you made this claim, however i support it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LS2_KID
    BTW I am surprised you made this claim, however i support it.
    Surprised?

    I am an american car fan at heart.

    If you gave me the choice of ANY car at any price.

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    Do it


    There are so many others on 'my list' but I would have to start there. I am a mopar fan mainly but Buick GSX and the AMX and others. So hawt! Beats anything built today. M3's and M5's included


    Also to note... I don't see an old retro Japanese car 'whizzing' past a ground pounder like a Hemi Charger
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    Quote Originally Posted by DinanM3atl
    Also to note... I don't see an old retro Japanese car 'whizzing' past a ground pounder like a Hemi Charger
    I didn't see anyone say it would. Later, QD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MSP1660
    I am sorry but anyone who says old school (or preschool) classic Japanese cars can't look better than old school muscle can lick my taint. I would take just about any classic car in that film and drive the shit out of it.
    Well there will be no taint licking, but I disagree wholeheartedly.

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    I think 60s muscle is one of the best old school looks with the late 40s streamline design close behind.

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    You all are nuts. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love nothing more to see and hear a nice 60's or 70's muscle car screaming down the highway... but shortly thereafter I love seeing a classic japanese car go whizzing by said muscle car with better fuel economy!

    I love Japanese cars. What can I say? I've never owned an American or Euro car in my life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSP1660
    You all are nuts. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love nothing more to see and hear a nice 60's or 70's muscle car screaming down the highway... but shortly thereafter I love seeing a classic japanese car go whizzing by said muscle car with better fuel economy!

    I love Japanese cars. What can I say? I've never owned an American or Euro car in my life.
    Well you are missing out then. On BOTH fronts...
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    Quote Originally Posted by DinanM3atl
    Well you are missing out then. On BOTH fronts...
    Ok to my defense, my first 3 cars were provided by my folks (and sure they were paid for but sure weren't anything worth writing home about)

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    As I said, I love old american muscle. Next up behind the BMW 2002 would be a 1964 Lincoln Continental black with red int.

    I already own the first car of my dreams... (look at sig)

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    i pretty sure u wont see a 2000GT out run a AMX..lol

    i do love 60s japanese cars,but muscle from 60s to early 70s,well really dont get any better

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    Quote Originally Posted by HypnoToad
    i pretty sure u wont see a 2000GT out run a AMX..lol

    i do love 60s japanese cars,but muscle from 60s to early 70s,well really dont get any better
    Well first off you will never, ever see a 2000GT on the road. Secondly, the 2000GT is akin to a Ferrari more than a 60's Japanese Mucle car. Thirdly, you could by oh..about...40 AMX's for the price of a 2000GT in decent shape. Since the average price for one of the 351 examples of this car produced is around $200,000 grand with the record at $325,000...yea.

    It also set several world FIA records for speed and endurance in 72 hours tests.

    The one cool thing though. BOTH cars, the AMX (Javelin and the Hornet) along with the 2000GT, were in Bond films. The AMX's in The man with the Golden Gun, and the 2000GT in You only live twice.

    I also know where a Root Beer AMX Javelin is, the short body. V8, stick, ground effects, the whole nine. It's pimp. Cheap too I think. It's on an old country road outside my town. If you are interested, let me know.

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    I think American muscle, by far, has been saved, done--a huge following. The cars are not a dying breed. They've, even, been revived--look at the new mustang, challengers, chargers. My eye is on the old school imports. Save the soul!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by puregroove
    --saw this a while back. --hope it's not a repost.

    edit* I love the soundtrack.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09avU3O9BmQ
    X2 on the soundtrack. If u find out who plays it LMK, would love to be blastin to it when I get my 510.

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    I would gladly own every single one of those cars. I'm not a huge fan of american muscle (Just because I don't like the size of the cars themselves, not a big-car-guy unless it's a long-wheel base limo-style Euro (A8L, 7XXiL) the fact that alot of those old-school J-cars have the same kinda styling with a smaller style and engine is just awesome to me. I couldn't care less how fast it can go, as long as it goes "quick" then it does all I need.

    Edit: I would also love to DD an old Crown or Cedric.
    Last edited by Kaiser; 12-21-2008 at 06:12 PM.

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