I'm taking the Knight Industry Two Thousand (KITT) since the DeLorean is from Back to the Future 1, thus no Mr. Fusion to get me home.
The keys are in the ignition, but you can only take one - which do you take?
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The more I think about it, the DeLorean is the only answer that makes sense. Use it for some good (yes, I'd kill Hitler as a baby).
That being said...
That being said...
Plus with the DeLorean you can always go back in time and get one of the other cars.....
Come on HBOT!!!
Come on HBOT!!!
IF they work as advertised:
Easy first - Back to the Future
Easy second - Knight Rider
Easy third - James Bond
After that it's a toss up between Magnum and Crocket's sports cars.
Easy first - Back to the Future
Easy second - Knight Rider
Easy third - James Bond
After that it's a toss up between Magnum and Crocket's sports cars.
the mad max car is an aussie ford. looks like the torino above it for a reason. they generally had 400 modified v8 with about 400 horses. so it could fly. and the car may be slightly smaller than a torino. more like a 72 mustang. with a bigger back seat.
there's a guy up the street from me who has a dukes of hazard car from the movie, not the tv series. it has been jumped. the whole car is bent to crap, suspension gone. he rebuilt it. it looks ok but not perfect. CSB
I love ferraris but wonder if I would fit in there. the james bond aston martin is a stone cold classic of a car.
there's a guy up the street from me who has a dukes of hazard car from the movie, not the tv series. it has been jumped. the whole car is bent to crap, suspension gone. he rebuilt it. it looks ok but not perfect. CSB
I love ferraris but wonder if I would fit in there. the james bond aston martin is a stone cold classic of a car.
Assuming these cars have no magical powers, its Magnum's Ferrari ainec.
The Duke boys' Charger, the Vice Ferrari and Starsky and Hutchs Torino would be good consolation prizes.
The rest are junk.
The Duke boys' Charger, the Vice Ferrari and Starsky and Hutchs Torino would be good consolation prizes.
The rest are junk.
You suckers......I'll enjoy every one of those vehicles with my Delorean. Plus the fix is in, I don't need a magazine like Biff. I'll be rolling in money. I'll make sure Lincoln doesn't get assassinated, preventing the KKK rise in the south. I'll tell Kaiser Wilhelm just to take it easy. I'll publish Ho Chi Minh's letter to the United States on page 1 of NY Times. Ronnie Harmon is not going to play in the Rose Bowl. You know, the important things.
Back in the early 1980's, I came close to buying a couple of (used) 1978 308 GTS's. I loved the way they drove and frankly they looked gorgeous ... a red one and a yellow one.
In the end I decided that owning such a car in San Francisco was far too impractical. But now, I live in Las Vegas, home to every make of European super car known to man ...
Please hand me those keys that you mentioned ...
In the end I decided that owning such a car in San Francisco was far too impractical. But now, I live in Las Vegas, home to every make of European super car known to man ...
Please hand me those keys that you mentioned ...
Like banging Scarlett O'Hara? ... she seems to have been an adventuresome sort ... and then, talking it up when you returned to 2024?
Half the fun would be bragging about it. Definitely do not keep it to yourself!
We had a 1971 Grand Prix. GREAT car and would haul a$$.My wife drove one of these for a while ...
Worth more than all of the other cars combined.
