Do men find this attractive?

[CanuckAmok]

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

1. I Like The 5th and 6th One.

Yes, I find them attractive :)

[LSK]

2. im more partial to this one

[CanuckAmok]

5. You know, I'm only *now* starting to "get" the appeal of the 911s.

Never liked them. When I was still rolling in dough and was car-shopping, most of my gearhead friends were trying to push me into buying one. But I got one of these, instead:



But mine was BR Green.

[MercutioATC]

19. I have an '83 911 Targa...

I've wanted one since I was a kid. Finally bought one about 6 years ago and I love it.

[ContraBass Black]

43. Yum

:9 I want some.

[Spider Jerusalem]

3. How could one not?

Especially the Astons, the Ferrari, and the Lamborghini Miura. (Don't care so much for the Mustang, which seems a little out of place in that group of photos).

Here are a few more:

[CanuckAmok]

6. The mustang is there because it's...

...a '68 "S Code" fastback. 427 race motor, same as the GT-40, right out of the factory. Very rare and very, very fun to drive.

[Spider Jerusalem]

11. Eh...

it's still a Mustang (solid rear axle and all that); all things being equal, I'd rather have the GT40 (since the 427 Mustang is about as rare as one of those)...or maybe the ultimate 427-engined car: the AC Shelby Daytona...

[CanuckAmok]

13. okay, here you go:

Would it pain you to know I got to drive a nut-and-bolt replica of a Daytona on a TV movie I worked-on? Dry-sump 427 (with modern EFI), multi-point harness, lexan glass, plastic seat, no a/c, all the thrills...

[CanuckAmok]

14. Ooops, nevermind. You probably meant *this* Shelby Daytona:

:P

[Spider Jerusalem]

15. Okay, maybe I'm a LITTLE envious.

And who needs creature comforts in a racing machine, anyway?

Replica or no, that must've been a bit of a thrill.

[CanuckAmok]

17. I've never been more afraid of death.

I mean, I've driven faster, but I've never felt like I'd driven faster. You feel every nick in the pavement, and your POV is so low that your speed seems double what it is.

And it understeers like there's no tomorrow.

And there's a 900lb motor roaring two inches from your right knee.

And venting into your face.

And a little too much pedal, and the rear-end will just pass you on the inside.

[Spider Jerusalem]

18. Yeah.

I sort-of know the feeling. Not really, of course, but I can imagine...I used to have a '69 Stingray that felt MUCH faster at 125 mph than a 2003 Corvette I drove did at 150, thanks to the car itself and the driver's position being lower...and with no power steering and a big V8 sitting over the front wheels, the understeer took a bit of getting used to. THings have come a LONG way in 40 years...kind of gives you a bit more admiration for the exploits of the guys who pushed those cars to the limit, huh?

[CanuckAmok]

42. Particularly....

... in an age where the family mini-van is 200hp.

My MGB is pretty tweaked, and lightened to the point that its hp/weight ratio is close to a Lotus Seven. In 1972, it would have been a serious hillclimb contender; now it's neck-in-neck with the Camry!

[samplegirl]

54. i like them all

classic lines

[ForrestGump]

4. Somewhat, but I know plenty of 'fast women' who'd not only be far more

turned on by these but actually know what their specs meant and maybe even how to fix them. :-)

Always preferred motorycles, anyway, but I think I'd find it hard to turn down a Ferrari or Lamborghini.

[Oeditpus Rex]

7. OH, yeah!

Especially the 'Vette. Been my dream car since I was 5 and watching "Route 66." :loveya:

[mwooldri]

8. Mini or Jeep?

OR

????

If it were me, I'd have both!

For me, these are the two most beautiful cars around.

Mark.

PS: However what's beautiful right now is this:



It's beautiful because it gets me to and from work. Great, innit?

PPS: The other cars are nice... just not my style.

[CanuckAmok]

12. I just sold my Jeep.

It was fun... for a while. Particularly taking top and doors off in the summer.

But having to completely unload it of anything valuable every time I got out of it (even with the top on, as they are notoriously easy to break into) was a bit of a pain, as was the poor visibility, laughable performance and fuel economy, and (surprisingly) off-road performance.

I'd always wanted one, too. Now I've had one, and I don't have to do it again!

As a friend of mine often says, "I understand the 'Jeep Thing', that's why I drive a Toyota".

[amitten]

9. I think a lot of women would find men in one of those attractive.

I could use a little spin from time to time...

[hickman1937]

10. Screw the cars, show the boats in #3,

although the mustang was kind of nice.

[Kire]

16. No, but my best friend (Female) probably would.

nt

[Lochloosa]

20. Here is my dream car...

Lotus Esprit :wow: :wow:

[Deja Q]

21. This one gets my hydraulics movin'...

http://www.shadetreemechanic.com/images/Ford%20100%20yr%20Anthony's%20Model%20T%20Lunchoen%20005.jpg

[mr blur]

22. No, it's just a bunch of cars.

What's to get excited about?

[In_The_Wind]

23. I find that attractive.

I can assure you ~ I'm not a man.

A thing of beauty can/should be loved by all.

[Orsino]

24. Not much. I'm taken with this one...

Since I've owned a Prius, I'm finding them more and more beautiful. Really!

[Callalily]

25. Joan is right . . .

a thing of beauty is a thing of beauty. To be appreciated by all.

1947 Tucker Torpedo

[swimboy]

26. Drool

:swoon:

[Gatchaman]

27. I'm not much on antique sports cars

I much prefer more modern ero-luxury cars, although I'm really drooling over the new Jeep Commander. If my Grand Cherokee was paid for..

[hippiechick]

28. I'm a woman and I find this REALLY attractive ....

:loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

[Rob H.]

29. Love the TR6!

Such a timeless design.

My parents had a '69 Spitfire when I was a kid--my dad actually added seatbelts to the little cargo shelf behind the seats so that my nine-year-old brother and my seven-year-old self could ride along. That car was a blast, but seeing how small they are to me now I'm surprised they actually did that! The windshield wipers operated such that the faster the car was going, the faster the wipers went, which made them pretty much useless if you had to slow down because it was raining hard. I'd like to know whose bright idea that was. :crazy:

[samplegirl]

55. I like all brit cars

Me and fellow D.U.er at a show he has a six
I have a four. Fun fun fun!

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

30. Not compared to this

and this:


and this:

[GOPisEvil]

32. I'm so pissed I missed the muscle car exhibit at the Peterson.

x(

Gorgeous wheels.

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

37. When you move here you can see them all the time

[GOPisEvil]

38. .

Yeah, baby! :D I'll join the museum when I move.

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

39. I'd never buy anything there

when you can buy a piece of shit off someone else, take it to Tiajuana and have all the body work, paint and interior done for a fraction of what they cost there.

[GOPisEvil]

41. Oh, most definitely.

If only I still had my '66 Impala. With a little love and skilled labor, that thing could be sweet. I'd probably turn it into a fake SS. :)

[GOPisEvil]

31. Yeah...yeah I do.

If you get the chance, go to the Peterson Auto Museum. Lots of cool stuff there. :)

[Rob H.]

33. I like this, too

My dad had one of these that he bought new in 1970, ordered with a 383 Magnum engine, posi-traction rearend, and Hurst 4-speed pistol-grip shifter. IIRC, it was also a non-vinyl-top car and it was a lighter color, more of a medium blue, than the one pictured below. It was the only car he's ever had that he's truly loved.

1970 Dodge Challenger R/T

[lizziegrace]

34. Not a man, but I love those cars

my father has a '67 big block Corvette. It's been shown on the left coast and has won several trophies. :)

[MN ChimpH8R]

35. The Ferrari Dino and Lamborghini Miura

are classics. There will never be a day when those cars are not showstoppingly beautiful. But this may be the prettiest car ever made:


You cannot beat an XKE roadster in British Racing Green.

[Ptah]

36. Here are some photos of machines that hold my attention

Sometimes I feel like I could make anything.

[bleedingheart]

40. I know that my man does...

[asthmaticeog]

44. Canuck, what's the second one?

It's a magnificent piece of design, that.

[GOPisEvil]

45. Aston-Martin DB6, I believe.

Oh yeah, James Bond drove a DB5 in Goldfinger. Appropros of nothing.

[CanuckAmok]

47. Aston Martin DB4

Nearly visually identical to the DB5 James Bond drives, but with less streamlining in the headlight nacelles.

And with fewer machine guns.

[ContraBass Black]

46. I'm feeling this right now:

[CanuckAmok]

49. I quite like the look of these:

But I think the finish is a little substandard for a $40,000 car.

[Taverner]

48. Oooooooooooooooooooooh!

I'm all tingly now....60-something Mustang Coupe....fastback....yummmmmmmmmmmmmm

[driver8]

50. This is what I like...

and

[bridgit]

51. my man does and um...

so do i B-) "shaken AND stirred, of course"

[CarpeDiebold]

52. 1 and 3 rock

[samplegirl]

53. Being a car enthusist

I like many cars. Im partial to the British and
French cars. I enjoy nothing more than a great
car show.

[Xipe Totec]

56. Yes, the blond next to the car in the 4th picture n/t

[samplegirl]

57. Anybody want to buy and XJ6

I've got a nice one for sale.

[ewagner]

61. One of my all-time favorites

rugged, dependable, sporty and sooooo much fun to drive....

[Indy_Dem_Defender]

58. My Obsessions

Currently in possession of


In The Future, Hopefully before they hit 100k dollar mark



My stepfather said his sister got one for a graduation gift, she couldn't afford the insurance for it so she wrecked it get out from under it :cry: :cry: :cry:, what a dumb bytch I say, he's like well you wonder why you've never met her, that's not even the tip of the iceberg he says.

[driver8]

60. OMG!! -- I am crying with you!! n/t

[Merrick]

59. No, I couldn't care less about cars

whatever is cheap sticker price and MPG-wise and reliable to get me from A to B is the car for me. Much rather spend that $$$ on something else or just put it away, investing in my future freedom.