The Gun Counter

Again, something obtainable by the common man. No high dollar, Euro stuff. I'll go with the Ford Galaxie convertible, any year, plus the 1969 Pontiac GTO.

I had a '68 GTO, how I loved that car. And how I wish I still had it!

A used Austin-Healy 3000 MkII. Of course, it was BRG. I loved that car.

It's probably cliche, but I love the 67 or so GTO, especially convertibles.

When I was younger I liked the 70's GTO's, but as I've gotten wiser I've seen how much better the older, bigger GTO's are more classy.

I also like the 67 or so Camaros and Firebirds.

Fire engine red '69 Triumph Spitfire, senior year in high school and first year in college. Dad had the '65 Galaxie 500 convertible .............that was fun too...

First-gen Camaros, particularly 68-69. Corvettes ending in 62.

I also have a thing for the 64 Karmann Ghia I'm building.

427 Shelby Cobra. Evern a replica would make me happy.

Good call on the Galaxie, skb. The pre-muscle cars (high-performance full-size sedans predating the '64 GTO) like the Galaxie, the Chevy Impala, and even the Catalina with the 421 Tri-Power are often overlooked.

I sure wouldn't say no to a 2-door '64 Impala SS with the 409 W-motor (Dad had one, midnight blue, giddy up 409), or a Galaxie convertible. After that, maybe a '65 Chevelle SS (327, not 396, gimme that small-block shriek), '68 Skylark GSX Stage I, or a sleeper like a Dodge D-Dart, or something off the beaten track like maybe a '67 Cougar GT. Really, there are so many cool domestic cars from the '60s I don't think I could list them all.

Fantasy cars
Ford GT 40.......All time favorite and sexiest sports car ever

64 Ford Shelby Cobra 289 FIA Racer
66 Ford Shelby Cobra 427 SOHC
64 Ferrari 250 GT
66 Ford Shelby Cobra 427 side oil

Regular guy cars
64 1/2 to 66 Mustang. My first car was a '66 and I still have her.
69 Camaro SS / Firebird
68 Jaguar XKE convertible
63 Corvette split window coupe

I guess my pics all fall in the automatic category. LOL