I know Burbank is too modest to list his, so I listed it for him..





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that is his car already....

My dream vehicle doesn't exist.
I'd like a time machine.
Something I could climb in and go back a couple hundred years.

they sell horses everyday

1970 Chevelle SS black with red racing strip. Black leather with red stitching and a red hourglass on head rest. Huge black widow spider in shift knob. Biggest chrome engine that will fit.

I finally got one of mine this year. 72 chevy Cheyenne super pick up, short wheel base. I'm also building a 69 c10 short step side that should be back on the road by fall. I'm done.

If we are dreaming...I'd say a 77-79 extended cab F-250, or Bronco, built with some modern technology, like having a 7.3 liter diesel, lifted, mud tires, winch, etc...

Mine is to be able to afford to get my grandfather's truck dependable with a fresh coat of paint on it, revamp the inside too. It's an 86 Cheverolet Scotsdale.

I've always liked a late 70s malibu.. I'd have it with a healthy small block with a lot of nitrous

I have a 69 c10 sitting in the shop now. Hopefully I will get started on it shortlyi know where a few of those are hanging out.

I’d be be happy with a new Rocky Ridge Z71

I guess I'm just practical. I fantasized about automobiles in my teenage years but now I'm all about being pragmatic. I'd just settle for a fully-loaded Tacoma. But at $45,000, it is still a dream vehicle.

A clean old school Bronco or International Scout or big old Suburban or Dodge Power Wagon. Any of those would be nice.

A mildly customed 1949 Shoebox Ford like this:

Mash here

The frame, mounts and suspension to hold that Cummins up would be quite a trick.

Mine would be a Bentley bentayga.

Saw that in Truck Trend. Really cool!

That looks awesome. I hope I don't derail the thread, but I really wonder how long these screens will last. I've got touch screen and nav in the truck I just bought, and plan on keeping it along time. I am not really worried about the drivetrain, but all the peripheral bells and whistles on these trucks and having to get them fixed and/or replaced.

I used to dream about old vehicles, but once modern trucks started to get really nice, I realized old vehicles ride, drive, and stop like old vehicles.

My 2016 Ram 2500 diesel rides better than a lot of cars, has 4wd, and gets well over 22 mpg highway unless I get in a hurry.

I have no idea if it can be done....but itd be neat if it could be tho.