Poll: Most Wanted Classic Car (DLC)

[CyborgZombieJesus]

 

Lots of good cars on the list, my three additions if we include more recent cars, my fav Nissans:

R34

 

 

Late model 240SX, Silvia S14

 

 

Z31

 

[/spoile

 

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Yes, yes, yes. They need to add an R34 and Silvia maybe a 240sx. The car scene in this game has so much potential and R* are purposefully limiting the customization options for god knows what reason. If modders are able to swap out textures and create complex paint jobs like Monster Energy and Red Bull etc. etc. then I see no reason why R* can't do it.

Edited July 21, 2015 by CyborgZombieJesus

[DigitalNikki]

I don't want any new cars unless R* stops being cheep and licenses some.

[Mach1bud]

I don't want any new cars unless R* stops being cheep and licenses some.

Lol then you are never getting any bew cars.

[kzstone]

i'd most like to see a Jag E-Type and XK-150 in the poll. how come theyre not there? its one of the great classic

 

and some of MG classic models would be nice too. like the MGA

 

the older WV Golf GTi ( the MKI or MKII)

 

Ferrari 250 GT or 256GT ( that costs ten of millions irl)

 

Ferrari Daytona

 

some older Rolls Royce from the Phantom series

 

some classic Alfa Romeos

 

Lambo Countach

 

some early Porsche 911 or even the good 928

 

Audi Quattro

 

some Lancias

 

 

 

so i categorically refused to vote

 

 

[budcat]

I don't want any new cars unless R* stops being cheep and licenses some.

Nah, disagree. I had a couple real car mods installed for PC (for San Andreas) and I always reverted back. I don't even like that R* went from making their own music to licensing the radio. GTA3 felt more like an actual fictional world. Like I was visiting a foreign country or alternate dimension. I liked that about it.

Edited July 21, 2015 by budcat

[Vaymasters]

I personally am hoping for something like the 1970 Chevelle, the 1967 Impala, or the AC Cobra, each with plenty of customization options.

[CH14R1]

Voted for cobra, porsche 550, supra and rx7 but i would really be astounded on a F40, even F50. Testarrossa and 355 would be awesome also but not my favorite.

[Maxwell684]

I want the 200 Sarude Dandstorm in the game, you know, that car that was based of the Prius?

 

 

 

 

 

Nailed it.

[Computrix]

I want a few more cars from the 20's-50's.

The Broadway is an example of something they could bring back from GTA:SA.

Edited July 21, 2015 by Computrix

[Charlottes]

From the list: 240z and the Beetle

 

Not from the list:

• Citroen DS
• Toyota Century
• Morgan 3 Wheeler
• Toyota 2000GT
• Delorean
• Toyota Van (the cabover one from the 80s)

there are more cars i want but these are probably the ones that havent been said that much already

[JuanG12]

Classic Cheetah? Nuff' Said

/thread!

 

Rockstar ruined the Cheetah. :'(

[budcat]

I feel like the only person who doesn't like Testarossas. Didn't even like 'em as a kid. Not that I care if they were added to GTA, just wouldn't get it myself.

Edited July 21, 2015 by budcat

[FIVEChamp]

Where exactly is the Classic Cheetah, Classic Infernus, and Deluxo on this list?...

(aka... Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Countach and DMC Delorean)

[bulldog385]

a few

- 1973-87 Chevy C-10 Pickups (Short Beds)

- Duneloader (Clean Version)

- Delorean DMC-12

 

Sorry this might not be a "Classic", But how about a Ford GT-90 Super Car for Vapid ?

[Dottie]

Screw all that 2 door crap

I want more big, boxy, american sedans

 

Like this

[Dexter_Raminus]

I voted for other. I would like to see the Hermes make a return from older GTA games. Here's the gang variation with flames and sidepipes:

 

 

I would like to see it come back as a take on the 1950 Mercury Couple, my favourite car ever, my dream car.

 

Edited July 21, 2015 by Dexter_Raminus

[DigitalNikki]

Lol then you are never getting any bew cars.

 

Don't care.

 

Nah, disagree. I had a couple real car mods installed for PC (for San Andreas) and I always reverted back. I don't even like that R* went from making their own music to licensing the radio. GTA3 felt more like an actual fictional world. Like I was visiting a foreign country or alternate dimension. I liked that about it.

You don't have to like the idea just like I don't have to like the made up cars. The thread is for opinions, I gave mine.

[zoso80]

Eleanor:

 

 

Eleanor:

 

 

 

Cheap ass Hollywood remake NOT Eleanor:

 

 

That butchered ass restomod 67 or 68 Fastback insults the name Eleanor. There is only ONE Eleanor.

 

... Just to clear up it up for the people buying that nonsense that Eleanor is a sh*tty 68 restomod.

 

Edited July 22, 2015 by zoso80

[Mach1bud]

Eleanor:

 

 

 

Cheap ass Hollywood remake NOT Eleanor:

 

Cheap remake? Nah brother, I have seen one of the actual cars used in the movie, it was anything but a cheap remake. Seen plenty of the Eleanors that were produced after the movie for sale, amazing cars.

 

And that is coming from someone who actually owns an original Eleanor body stang.

 

Lol you realize that the original Eleanor was also modded like crazy right?

 

 

But I definitley appreciate your love for the big body stang.

Edited July 22, 2015 by Mach1bud

[DigitalNikki]

zoso80 if you were to ask 100 random people on the street if they know that the 2000 Gone in Sixty Seconds is remake. I wonder how many would not know that.

Edited July 22, 2015 by ChevyOwner

[zoso80]

This poll's numbers would verify that.

 

That's why I'm taking my bitchy tone. As a appreciator of stock classic cars, many a 67 and 68 mustang were chopped up to make fake Eleanors after that sh*t remake. That was the worst crime of all, that many a GOOD car were converted to those monstrosities. The population of 67/68 fastback mustangs dived and prices skyrocketed because of that sh*t film with an abortion of a car being paraded around as "Eleanor."

zoso80 if you were to ask 100 random people on the street if they know that the 2000 Gone in Sixty Seconds is remake. I wonder how many would not know that.

[Mach1bud]

 

This poll's numbers would verify that.

 

That's why I'm taking my bitchy tone. As a appreciator of stock classic cars, many a 67 and 68 mustang were chopped up to make fake Eleanors after that sh*t remake. That was the worst crime of all, that many a GOOD car were converted to those monstrosities. The population of 67/68 fastback mustangs dived and prices skyrocketed because of that sh*t film with an abortion of a car being paraded around as "Eleanor."

zoso80 if you were to ask 100 random people on the street if they know that the 2000 Gone in Sixty Seconds is remake. I wonder how many would not know that.

Damn dude, you must hate custom car shows.

[zoso80]

Cheap. Yes. As in tasteless, unnecessary and crass. Kind of like Mike Meyers Cat in the Hat Flick if you feel me. The 2000 remake didn't honor what the original Gone in 60 seconds was about. It was Hollywoodized to cash in. Plus, H.B. Halicki was long dead.

 

Yes, of course I know about Eleanor being a 71 Mustang modded to look like a 73. I have restored several mustangs and have a factory pink 1972 coupe ready for restoration when my finances get better. THe difference here that to the causal eye Eleanor looks like a stock 71 even though she was advertised as a 73. The bumper in the front is but one giveaway. The abortion fake Eleanor is a full blown restomod that has no ties to the stock car it once was.

 

BTW - this was my last restoration. A M code 71 mach 1 Z code paint that was almost ALL original.

 

 

 

As a concours fan, I LOATHE the restomod scene. Anyone who'd take Z - the Grabber Green Metallic Mach 1 and restomod it would greatly upset me as a 98% factory original car being trashed for some bad tasteless mod is unforgivable.

 

Cheers.

 

 

 

 

 

Cheap remake? Nah brother, I have seen one of the actual cars used in the movie, it was anything but a cheap remake. Seen plenty of the Eleanors that were produced after the movie for sale, amazing cars.

And that is coming from someone who actually owns an original Eleanor body stang.

Lol you realize that the original Eleanor was also modded like crazy right?


But I definitley appreciate your love for the big body stang.

 

 

Yes, I never showed Z in restomod shows. I only did people's choice shows a few times. I pretty much only did judged shows. About 10 years ago I was a certified concours judge in the Mustang Club of America.

 

BTW - I'm a woman.

 

 

 

Damn dude, you must hate custom car shows.

Edited July 22, 2015 by zoso80

[Mach1bud]

Cheap. Yes. As in tasteless, unnecessary and crass. Kind of like Mike Meyers Cat in the Hat Flick if you feel me. The 2000 remake didn't honor what the original Gone in 60 seconds was about. It was Hollywoodized to cash in. Plus, H.B. Halicki was long dead.

 

Yes, of course I know about Eleanor being a 71 Mustang modded to look like a 73. I have restored several mustangs and have a factory pink 1972 coupe ready for restoration when my finances get better. THe difference here that to the causal eye Eleanor looks like a stock 71 even though she was advertised as a 73. The bumper in the front is but one giveaway. The abortion fake Eleanor is a full blown restomod that has no ties to the stock car it once was.

 

BTW - this was my last restoration. A M code 71 mach 1 Z code paint that was almost ALL original.

 

 

 

As a concours fan, I LOATHE the restomod scene. Anyone who'd take Z - the Grabber Green Metallic Mach 1 and restomod it would greatly upset me as trashing a 98% factory original car being trashed for some bad tasteless mod is unforgivable.

 

Cheers.

 

 

 

 

 

Cheap remake? Nah brother, I have seen one of the actual cars used in the movie, it was anything but a cheap remake. Seen plenty of the Eleanors that were produced after the movie for sale, amazing cars.

And that is coming from someone who actually owns an original Eleanor body stang.

 

Lol you realize that the original Eleanor was also modded like crazy right?

 

 

But I definitley appreciate your love for the big body stang.

 

 

My '72 is a 1 of 1 car, Marti Report verified. Q code/C6 car.

 

I guess we can't be friends then though, I love modifing cars and my car is well on its way to being heavily modded. Owned it for 12 years now. Raced it heavily as well.

 

That is a beautiful car regardless sister. Thanks for sharing the pics of it.

 

Edit: Just saw the fold down rear seat, I really like that, wish mine had it.

Edited July 22, 2015 by Mach1bud

[lowriderlife63]

Would like the savanna back

Edited July 22, 2015 by lowriderlife63

[lowriderlife63]

 

Cheap. Yes. As in tasteless, unnecessary and crass. Kind of like Mike Meyers Cat in the Hat Flick if you feel me. The 2000 remake didn't honor what the original Gone in 60 seconds was about. It was Hollywoodized to cash in. Plus, H.B. Halicki was long dead.

 

Yes, of course I know about Eleanor being a 71 Mustang modded to look like a 73. I have restored several mustangs and have a factory pink 1972 coupe ready for restoration when my finances get better. THe difference here that to the causal eye Eleanor looks like a stock 71 even though she was advertised as a 73. The bumper in the front is but one giveaway. The abortion fake Eleanor is a full blown restomod that has no ties to the stock car it once was.

 

BTW - this was my last restoration. A M code 71 mach 1 Z code paint that was almost ALL original.

 

 

 

As a concours fan, I LOATHE the restomod scene. Anyone who'd take Z - the Grabber Green Metallic Mach 1 and restomod it would greatly upset me as trashing a 98% factory original car being trashed for some bad tasteless mod is unforgivable.

 

Cheers.

 

 

 

 

 

Cheap remake? Nah brother, I have seen one of the actual cars used in the movie, it was anything but a cheap remake. Seen plenty of the Eleanors that were produced after the movie for sale, amazing cars.

And that is coming from someone who actually owns an original Eleanor body stang.

 

Lol you realize that the original Eleanor was also modded like crazy right?

 

 

But I definitley appreciate your love for the big body stang.

 

 

My '72 is a 1 of 1 car, Marti Report verified. Q code/C6 car.

 

I guess we can't be friends then though, I love modifing cars and my car is well on its way to being heavily modded. Owned it for 12 years now. Raced it heavily as well.

 

That is a beautiful car regardless sister. Thanks for sharing the pics of it.

 

Edit: Just saw the fold down rear seat, I really like that, wish mine had it.

 

Is your 72 a daily driver?

[Mach1bud]

 

 

 

 

Cheap. Yes. As in tasteless, unnecessary and crass. Kind of like Mike Meyers Cat in the Hat Flick if you feel me. The 2000 remake didn't honor what the original Gone in 60 seconds was about. It was Hollywoodized to cash in. Plus, H.B. Halicki was long dead.

Yes, of course I know about Eleanor being a 71 Mustang modded to look like a 73. I have restored several mustangs and have a factory pink 1972 coupe ready for restoration when my finances get better. THe difference here that to the causal eye Eleanor looks like a stock 71 even though she was advertised as a 73. The bumper in the front is but one giveaway. The abortion fake Eleanor is a full blown restomod that has no ties to the stock car it once was.

BTW - this was my last restoration. A M code 71 mach 1 Z code paint that was almost ALL original.





As a concours fan, I LOATHE the restomod scene. Anyone who'd take Z - the Grabber Green Metallic Mach 1 and restomod it would greatly upset me as trashing a 98% factory original car being trashed for some bad tasteless mod is unforgivable.

Cheers.

Cheap remake? Nah brother, I have seen one of the actual cars used in the movie, it was anything but a cheap remake. Seen plenty of the Eleanors that were produced after the movie for sale, amazing cars.
And that is coming from someone who actually owns an original Eleanor body stang.

Lol you realize that the original Eleanor was also modded like crazy right?


But I definitley appreciate your love for the big body stang.

My '72 is a 1 of 1 car, Marti Report verified. Q code/C6 car.

I guess we can't be friends then though, I love modifing cars and my car is well on its way to being heavily modded. Owned it for 12 years now. Raced it heavily as well.

That is a beautiful car regardless sister. Thanks for sharing the pics of it.

Edit: Just saw the fold down rear seat, I really like that, wish mine had it.

 

Is your 72 a daily driver?

 

 

 

 

It was. I drove it all through high school until I was 26. It is taken completely apart now for a full rebuild. And I mean, completely taken apart.

[zoso80]

I'm not totally off the charts about it. If you have a rolling chassis or unrunning rust bucket and then want to build it as a restomod, at least you are SAVING the car. The originality has long since been lost. It's the destroying of a quality original car that bugs me most.

 

Yes, the Z mach was one hell of a car. The AC didn't work and I wasn't willing to have it all torn up just to fix it. I'd rather it stay as factory installed. I didn't drive it all the time either so it really wasn't needed.

 

The fold down was sweet. Original interior. Original AM radio. I thought about putting polyglas back on it as it had the Goodyears on it. I didn't go there because I wanted modern safety.

 

LOVED LOVED LOVED the color combo. Grabber Green Metallic with the white Mach 1 interior. Still mad I sold it. When gas prices spiked and things got rough for me, had to cash out. That is one car I really regret selling.

 

Also had a 73 Mach 1 - 3F05H1000003. - 3rd car built for the 73 model year. Drove the sh*t out of it for 10 years.

 

 

The 72 Pink coupe project when it was assembled and driveable:

 

 

Making a joke out of it at a Mustang Show in the Fixxer Upper class, lol:

 

 

 

 

I guess we can't be friends then though, I love modifing cars and my car is well on its way to being heavily modded.

That is a beautiful car regardless sister. Thanks for sharing the pics of it.

Edit: Just saw the fold down rear seat, I really like that, wish mine had it.

 

Edited July 22, 2015 by zoso80

[DigitalNikki]

As a concours fan, I LOATHE the restomod scene. Anyone who'd take Z - the Grabber Green Metallic Mach 1 and restomod it would greatly upset me as a 98% factory original car being trashed for some bad tasteless mod is unforgivable.

 

There are people that will take cars like the one you mention, and mod them. However there is nothing you can do about that. Look at it like this, every time someone does there are less original cars. Now your cars are worth more.

 

 

I like modding cars to get exactly what I want, but this also means it is better for me to start with a car that needs work.

Edited July 22, 2015 by ChevyOwner

[BigGuy219]

I voted for the Dominator Classic, as I think Steve McQueen's Mustang GT Fastback from Bullitt is one of the coolest movie cars of all time.

 

I'd also like to see a 1953-55 MG TF Midget, but I'd probably be the only one.

 

The Jaguar E-Type is regarded as one of the top sports cars of all time, but I don't recall see it mentioned.

 

And now that McLaren is in the game, how about an F1?