1971 Plymouth Roadrunner
Lovely collection Doodle but why the Roadrunner?
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1971 Plymouth Roadrunner
Mine would be this:
Looking at your profile pic John, I'm guessing some kind of Lamborghini will make the cut.....??
A Miura SV please...
In no particular order
Ferrari Daytona
Air-cooled 911 Turbo
1966 Pontiac GTO
RR Silver Cloud
Fintail MB coupe
1967 Corvette Stingray, coupe and ragtop
S500 coupe as the daily driver
My ideal garage would be oak framed with a slate roof and heather clay tiles hung on the sides.
I think electric sectional doors for the cars and double side-hinged oak doors for the garden equipment section.
I'd like some nice office space above which would be accessed from the inside via some attractive stairs, in oak naturally.
I'm quite happy with what we have now, but I'd probably buy a new Bentley flying spur V8 and then a netjets subscription.
The idea of having 10 or 15 cars doesn't appeal to me a great deal as they'd just sit collecting dust. However the idea of not having to use commercial airports any longer is far more appealing.
My ideal garage would be oak framed with a slate roof and heather clay tiles hung on the sides.
I think electric sectional doors for the cars and double side-hinged oak doors for the garden equipment section.
I'd like some nice office space above which would be accessed from the inside via some attractive stairs, in oak naturally.
I've been to NEC today to the Homebuild show and have a brochure that's just what you're looking for.
Lovely collection Doodle but why the Roadrunner?
Got a link?
The outdoor kitchen will follow the same style.
I'm quite happy with what we have now, but I'd probably buy a new Bentley flying spur V8 and then a netjets subscription.
The idea of having 10 or 15 cars doesn't appeal to me a great deal as they'd just sit collecting dust. However the idea of not having to use commercial airports any longer is far more appealing.
My ideal garage would be oak framed with a slate roof and heather clay tiles hung on the sides.
I think electric sectional doors for the cars and double side-hinged oak doors for the garden equipment section.
I'd like some nice office space above which would be accessed from the inside via some attractive stairs, in oak naturally.
I have simple tastes .....
S63 for family jaunts
AC Cobra 427 for some fun
Audi R8 for me and Mrs. LTD
Harley Fatboy to polish and cruise on a Sunday
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