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If you are into Aussie cars and like Pontiacs, buy a mid 2000’s GTO. They were built in Australia, and here they are a re-incarnation if the only true Australian Muscle Car, the Holden GTS327/350.

Mad Max 1 was the best one for me.

Love the bog go van getting hit, seen the dude who was in it, talk about what it was like to be swung about like that haha.

Love the Kawasaki Z9OO's and doing the donut and then wheel stand up the road, that was commonly done before the Mad Max and dragging that dude up the road on his back, we did that up the beach hanging on the back using your feet to slide until you came off, even towed a Hood behind cars sitting on that with as many who could sit on it until it got too hot or you came off.

People do not like that type of stuff nowadays, hang on they did not like it back in the 70's, I remember next door come over complaining about me with a sheet of corrugated iron dragging my mates behind my car around the house when I was 13yo, what's it got to do with you I said, he lived 200m away, but he was always coming up complaining about anything, a real goody two shoes with a nasty streak with nothing better to do, who thought he was Hitler.

Like the first Mad Max movie too..Although the Road Warrior was just as good..Saw Mad Max at the drive in theater back in 1978 or 79...(still had my first car a 1971 Chevelle SS with a 396 and Cowl induction) Thought the movie was the coolest
Thing since individually wrapped cheese slices... ..Remember trying to figure out what kind of car Max was driving... To us it looked like a cross between a AMC javelin and a Ford Torino with a mach 1 Mustang hood but at the same time it didn't look like either one....Didn't figure out until years later that it was an Australian Ford...Used to to crazy fun related car things also...Times have definitely changed and Sometimes think that is not necessarily for the better....

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Hi Mate,

Tell us a bit about the conditions/perils of old car ownerships over in the part of the States your from. Your state gets pretty cold and icy at times I imagine?

But I`m most interested in British cars. Even the first cars were of top-notch quality. For example, the Bugatti Type 35 is one of the most successful racing models in the history of cars. Or the Austin 7, which was the most widely copied car in the history of cars. There`s a cool car museum where there`s a complete collection of all British vintage cars throughout the history of their production. For those interested in cars they have very cool tours where I could drive a car. It is undoubtedly steep driving experience, not comparable to modern vehicles.

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