Haha I like these! Especially the one about the 71 Mustang.I think the 67 Shelby GT 500 is so overrated ever since Gone in Sixty Seconds.I also like the one about the house in the boonies.

I would also buy my wife the breast reduction she has always wanted. But I would make sure the doc left her with at least a nice "C"

 

to quote superbad, thats like slapping god in the face

 

Yeah I know. I've told her that haha.
But they hurt her back.
She's sporting a 34 FF right now. If i had to guess, that's about 25 lbs worth of jugs. Plus she can't find bras anywhere besides specialty shops where they cost a minimum of $50 a piece.

 

I agree the Shelby is over rated since that movie and there is just something about that Mach 1 fastback that just turns me on along with the stock 365hp 428 it is just so damn sexy

 

You don't need to hit the lotto to do that! Get out there and make that dream come true.


It's crazy how after gone in 60 seconds how many eleanor kits are out there. Did Eleanor exist before gone in 60 seconds? (i feel stupid for asking that

 

There were GT500's but I don't think they looked like the one on Gone in 60 Seconds (i.e. bodykit, etc..), but I am not 100% sure.

 

i think i saw a show once that had the guys that designed "elanor" and they did it specifically for the movie. now there are companies that all they do is turn GT500s into "elanor"

 

That is the


Rich guys buying cars ike that instead of building or restoring them themselves. That's another reason I don't like all that "eleanor" crap.

 

I understand the whole lets buy a restored car instead of doing the work yourself for the most part. But, many guys just dont have the time or tools availible to do it themselves. Good example was my dad bought our first 79 Lil Red Express in 1986 and used it as his DD. Thenhe stopped driving it when we moved from MI to Indiana because it was getting it bad shape. Then when we moved to my old house in IL he did a few things here and there. Then when we moved where I live now, he replaced the floor panels, started working on the body, restoring the Oak wood, removing rust, and it was just waaaay to time consuming. Plus we dont have a shop or heated garage. So we sold it to a guy and his son to restore, and used the money to buy one already restored from WI. Then a couple years ago we found our first little Red with a monster of engine work done to it on eBay, but the body was still in the same shape as we had left it! You could see all the primer around all the bolts for the wood accents we had done. Thats how we knew it was ours. Just my ways of looking @ it both ways.

 

Then theres always those guys that already did the restore to a car when they were much younger, then they end up buying the same car they had when they were a kid at the barret jackson. Cant blame them for doing that, just wanting the car they had when they were a kid. With that said the Elenore is pretty darn sweet looking/sounding. The GT 350 is pretty cool too.