am I mad? thinking about buying a "classic"

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i just had to google that:

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and there was me taking the piss......is there anything that hasn't been thrown down the 1/4 mile :D


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I know you're not going to say but I'm guessing it's not a Japanese classic as you already have what is arguably the most iconic Jap classic (unless it's an NSX, hmmm?)


No I reckon it's either German, though I don't think the colour options tally....


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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-911-C ... 2340296709




or maybe it's Italian


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Fuck me, is he stringing this thread out??? :D

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Yeah I'm wondering what you class as 'classic', is it based on kudos or age ?!!!?

The R32 is a 'classic'.

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I reckon it's Italian. But maybe something not quite as obvious as a Ferrari. Maybe a De Tomaso, Lancia, Alfa etc.


That's my guess anyway. :D

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My boss had a Pantera awesome sound, great presence, but you need to be a gorilla armed midget to fit behind the wheel.

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I'm now thinking that Italian exotica is a bit too obvious and if it's going to be driven on a regular basis (perhaps as a daily driver) then maybe it's something a lot more modern such as an Audi RS4/RS6 Quattro or perhaps even an R8. Hot or cold?

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I'm going for a Hart to Hart spec Mercedes SL (R107)
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Ha, I didn't get the updates on this thread, didn't realise it was still live!! lot's of very close calls there but the reason the thread is strung out is cos I still haven't bought the fucker, new years resolution is to do it! So watch this space....

btw, it will be a "modern classic" rather than something properly classic, in fact, it will be younger than the GTR

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