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997 Targa coz Targa's rule
997 GT3 RS to go round and round in circles
Cayenne Turbo S to haul things really fast
CGT to go to the supermarket and get groceries

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Old 06-19-2007, 07:50 AM
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For a little top-down fun: Boxster
To keep the wife happy on longer trips: Bentley Continental GT
To haul those lazy horses: F250 diesel
Winter 'beater' : Passat diesel wagon

Ok, so I've got a pile of money left over. Time to build a bigger garage.

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Old 06-19-2007, 09:45 AM
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Car Hauler Ford F750 (33,000 lb towing capacity) Full Trucker Effect! Is there a car trailer behind me?

All out sports car - GT3RS

Look at me!! - Carrera GT

Family Hauler - AMG S65 (to steal from legion)

Any money left over used to fuel the fleet.
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Old 06-19-2007, 10:22 AM
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I will never buy new!
904, cause its the ONE.
ruf rk, cause its just Wicked,
993TT, cause its SexyFast
356 carrera 2, cause i need groceries in style and i just blew a million dollars on cars.
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Old 06-19-2007, 11:14 AM
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Jordi, your 3 classics were next in line for me.
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Old 06-19-2007, 11:16 AM
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The AMG S65 seems to be a popular non-Porsche choice. I've seen a couple of people mention it after I posted it.
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Old 06-19-2007, 01:58 PM
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- Porsche Panamera for the family (alternatively MB CLS 63 AMG)
- Ford GT (check)
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I do have some spare change...
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Old 06-19-2007, 02:05 PM
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I do have some spare change...
Buy yourself some 917 reproduction centerlocks for that sexy beast of yours
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I meant with that list... U said $1m.... I have probably more than half a mil left!
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That's what I meant too, although I'm sure the wheels won't set you back THAT much
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Old 06-19-2007, 02:34 PM
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NEW??? They'd be "washing machines" all...so I then only see the need for 3.

Full sized Dodge pickemup for hauling stuff, 4X4 in case I wanted to haul off road.

Maybe a Jeep Wrangler for beating around the back country, fishing small creeks, hunting, etc.

Infinity G-35 for the highway trips, hauling groceries, etc.

Nothing made today by Porsche interests me in the slightest.

So, the above are way less than a million? I'd probably just cycle what's left over into our investment portfolio...
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Old 06-19-2007, 03:21 PM
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NEW??? They'd be "washing machines" all...so I then only see the need for 3.

Full sized Dodge pickemup for hauling stuff, 4X4 in case I wanted to haul off road.

Maybe a Jeep Wrangler for beating around the back country, fishing small creeks, hunting, etc.

Infinity G-35 for the highway trips, hauling groceries, etc.

Nothing made today by Porsche interests me in the slightest.

So, the above are way less than a million? I'd probably just cycle what's left over into our investment portfolio...
C'mon what's wrong with a Euro-spec GT3 RS? Or a Cayman S?
Yes they are a little expensive... but this is monopoly money, no?

A G35? Why?
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Mid 80's 930

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AC Cobra

Already have my Dodge diesel dually

I'm with pwd72s. I have no interest in anything Porsche currently makes, or made after the mid 90's for that matter.
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Old 06-19-2007, 06:49 PM
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It's a fantasy exercise, and they have to be new. So no, "change left over for 401k, blah, blah, etc...

New?

Ferrari 430 coupe black/black w/ F1 trans.

Top-of-line Chevy pick-up 4x4 w/ new body style. (Don't like new Ford restyle).

BMW 760il or Audi S8 in black/black or other beautiful dark metallic color.

Porsche 997 GT3 RSR for track days.

That's a pretty nice garage, no?
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1. Cayman as a daily driver/track car--but with a 3.8 installed by either Ruf or Farnbacher-Loles. Or, heck, a GT3 motor, if they can fabricate a way for it to fit. Perhaps in Mexico Blue.

2. F430. Actually I prefer the aesthetics of a 360. But a Ferrari's a Ferrari, and by these rules all cars must be in current production. Red, of course.

3. Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG wagen. For hauling around the family. Colored after the Silver Arrows.

4. Is Carroll Shelby still making those "new" 1967 427 Cobras? That's gotta be my favorite car of all time. Blue with white stripes.

I think my total bill only comes out to about $600K.
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Old 06-20-2007, 04:47 AM
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A Ruf GT3 made to my specs (light blue metallic with a wine red interior)
The Lamborghina Miura formerly owned by the Shah of Iran
A Mercedes Benz SSK (the chiffon roadster with the French body- I forget the carroussier)
A Ferrari 250GT Berlinetta Lusso or 1957 Testa Rossa or 330P3 or 275 GTS- any one of 'em alone would make me happy.

My bill comes to millions not sure how many.
Old 06-20-2007, 05:09 AM
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-Tacoma ext cab 4x4 5 spd for hauling old dirt bikes/dogs/stuff around.
-Audi S4 Avant v8 6 spd daily driver/long trip car. Or Legacy GT wagon mit stick trans.
-1973 911T coupe with fun bits underneath but stockish exterior, maybe swap a 3.0 in with EFI and hot cams?
-Cayman S

Godddamn I'm a simple man. BUT this would leave money and room for my many fantasy bikes...jeez the early watercooled 125s alone would require at least 5...1980 Mugen Honda 125, 81 YZ125, 81-84 RM125, 83 CR125...
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It gets tough if you have to pick currently available and new.
My all time favorite car is the Ferrari 250 LM, but I don't think a million would cut it.
Same with a Bugatti Veyron - a bit out of the price range

A Ruf CTR3 would look nice next to a GT3 RS.
I'd quite like a practical car like an Audi RS4 Wagon.
A Mini Cooper S would make a nice little run about.
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Old 06-20-2007, 10:02 AM
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C'mon what's wrong with a Euro-spec GT3 RS? Or a Cayman S?
Yes they are a little expensive... but this is monopoly money, no?

A G35? Why?
Different strokes, Matteo. At my age, and in my location, I am sooo done with "look at me" cars. It's far better to just blend into the herd...for me. To each his own.

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