Which would YOU chose here?

[Klasse Act]

I chose the one in the left lane ========

 

[TTQ B4U]

One on the right. It will be worth more in the future.

 

[Mrguy57]

One on the right. It will be worth more in the future.

I don't know, 10 years ago I did not expect to see fox bodies in the $8000-$10000 range today. Kinda wish I had bought my friends 5.0 coupe (former state trooper car)for $3000 back then.
I choose....both.

 

[Desertnate]

For a driving experience, I'd take the newer one.

I know this is probably heresy, but I find much more joy in looking at beautifully restored old cars than I do driving them.

 

[parshooter]

Daily driver - the new one. Weekender - the 65 (or is that a 66?).

 

[DetailKitty]

Definitely depends on if its a DD.

DD the one on the right all day. Weekend warrior? The left.

 

[Cruzscarwash]

For a driving experience, I'd take the newer one.

I know this is probably heresy, but I find much more joy in looking at beautifully restored old cars than I do driving them.

I agree, with the desertnate. love working on them, polishing them, looking at them and hearing them, but driving wise I enjoy the newer ones

 

[Klasse Act]

I guess I should've stated that both cars would be weekend toys, although some of you could drive the newer one as a DD. That said, the original GT350 is my favorite Stang of all time, it's not even close!

Given the money I would build a replica of the GT350 but have a 2015+ drive train or as much as I could have without hacking up the body, that needs to be left alone.

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[Don M]

My '13 Camaro is kinda/sorta a clone of the '67 Camaro and IS a DD. If I had a REAL '67, it would be a Garage Queen except in the summer on nice days.

 

[Klasse Act]

I was bidding on a 65' GT350 on Ebay earlier but was out bid at 50.....









$50.00 that is, LOL.

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