here is my list and i liked all of these vehicles and licensed all of them but donot what them back. there are to many other interesting vehicle i still want.

mini 13 first one was an 850 in highschool

datsun 5

willes/jeep 9

studebaker 3

ford pickups 4

chev/gmc 8

chev ll 1

plus 4 offroad race trucks

paul

 

55 Chevy 210 Business Coupe. The 6 cyl engine would idle at 400 rpm it had vacuum wipers and no back seat

57 Chevy

71 Datsun 510

I guess I like boxy cars

With a rare (around 500 made) Jensen Healey GT in the background.

Hey, Mike; get a load of this!!

Ahem * 05 lotus elise* too.  BWR supercharger.  Why did I sell it?

62 Chevy Nova, 2 door, 4 cyl, 3 on the tree.  Rusted out due to too many surf trips.

1969 Fiat 124 Coupe, this one I REALLY miss

74 TVR 2500M

41 Ford convertible

62 corvette

53 Buick Skylark Convertible

66-67-68-69 CooperS

I've great hind sight

1968 Mk1 Cooper S. We sold it to my boss for $600 + a paint job by his bro' on my Fiat 124AC coupe.
We sold the S because 2 adults + 2 kids + groceries + twin tanks does not fit in a Mini Cooper S.
Replacement was a Morris 1300 automatic (= 4 door AA) bought for $100 unregistered. I fixed it up and the wife drove it for 4 or 5 years and then sold it for $400.

If I still owned my '72 510 I'd be installing a FJ20 or KA24DE Twincam engine powering the rear wheels!

Yep, selling that one really hurt. Job change and a smaller paycheck was to blame. The Mini is still in the garage which is a good thing.

John

MkIII Sprite ('66) great car for a college kid; bought over my Dad's dead body -- literally

'68 Camaro 327/275hp; right at the top of it's NHRA bracket; first car out of college; Traded for a '70 Opel GT (I know, believe me, I know)

 '70 Dodge Challenger 340 Six-Pak; deemed "inappropriate" for a 7-Eleven Field Representative/Supervisor; left with the arrival of my son

i have had many many sport cars but my mother had a 1971 ford Thunderbird, my father ordered it in a custom brown metallic paint with same brown leather interior and a HO 429ci cobra motor, last year of the suicide doors. they offered it to me when they sold it in 1979 for $1800 but "i didn't want anything to do with that gas guzzling pimp mobile"

Triumph Herald 1250

Lamabretta LD150, LI150, TV175

BSA Ariel leader

HRD (Vincent) (Black Prince) atually it was my uncle's

1966 Moke (my first)

Ford Pilot V8

Nuffield 342 Tractor.

And probably a whole lot more motorcycles!

Good topic, Martin.

Wish I still had my early Ford Probe GT, a very comfortable car that was Very quick, and my '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, up countyr package, 318 V-8, man that was a nicee Jeep incredibly comfy seats!

74 Mazda rx3

72 Datsun 510

79 ford fiesta S 

Just to name a few: 1963 Ford Galaxie 500, 1962 Chevy Nova, 1972 Datsun 240Z, 1965 Datsun 1500 Fairlady Roadster, 1972 Datsun 1200 Coupe, 1960 MGA Coupe, 1957 VW Oval Window Beetle, 1967 Porsche 912.

Cars I'd like to own in the future: Porsche 356 or 914, 1962 Ford Falcon (preferably a Futura) 65-69 Chevrolet Corvair.

Probably either one of my former BMC Moblile support vehicles-Both badged as 1963 Morris vehicles ,finished by Marshall Bodies with six cylinder diesels-

The first one went back to the U K for a resto, whereas the last one went to Texas and then on to California, where Wayne Corsini of Chasing Classic Cars now owns it-I have a DVD of Jane Leno and Wayne driving it around L A-

Wish l had it back but not at the $90K price tag-

BIG AL-

1967 Buick GS 340

1962 Austin Mini Cooper

1960 Austin Healey Sprite

1958 MGA 1500 Coupe

1965 Cortina GT

1965 Sunbeam Imp

1979 Scout Terra Pick up

Sigh...

67 VW 21 Window Micro Bus

68 VW Crew Cab

58 Corvette

70's 914

56 Pontiac Wagon

65 Corvair Corsa

63 Corvair Spyder Vert

79 Jet 200 Lambretta - purchased new in 1983 - was in a corner of an assembly shop and never got to the dealership. Sold to Mod girl who took it to Germany, tracked it down 10 yrs later but she didn't want to sell. Rusting in Coronado still I bet. I can still hear the epaulets of my Member's Only jacket flapping in the wind (and my mullet too)...