Wouldn't you like to see some classic car styles re-introduced?

DEFINITELY. ALL OF THEM. There is no "style ' in the new cars. I just call them..."big cars" or "little cars" or "trucks".

Yes, I would love to see a car along the lines of the 2 door Lincoln Continental from the 50's. That was a magnificent automobile. Nowadays only the Aston Martin and the Jaguar XK and XKR have classy silhouettes.

YES!!! I certainly would!!! I had a 1936 Studebaker Hearse that we used for Cruising the Beach. It was Nice! I also had a 1969 Chevy SS 396 with a beefed up engine that turned 450 Horse Power! It Turned High 11's in The Quarter- Mile. Candy-Apple Blue with Black interior and a White Vinyl Top. They do not make cars like that anymore.

How about a real Chrysler 300 convertable (circa 1963) 383;without all of this politically correct emissions control nonsense.

Also I would like to see a Studebaker Avanti;again minus emissions control devices. Let the spotted owl choke on my fumes as I'm cruising in style playing Jan&Dean,The Ventures,The Beach Boys and other fine music.

I would like to put in my order now for a 1957 Chevy Bel Air 2dr HD top or possibly a rag top of the same thing. Just give me the 283 fuel injections and all other things like the original.

I would not bat an eye at spending big money for that. Unfortunately, you can spend big money now just to get a new pickup truck.

I would love that.

The closest they have came is the PT Cruiser.

I don't think they make it any longer.

The days of pleasing "We The People" are long gone.

We either take what they/government put out in the

showroom or keep what we have.

Remember how exciting it was to visit the car dealers

show room to check out the new models. In the 40's - 50's - 60's - 70's.

On second thought. We better take care and hang on to what we have.

DeeJay.

Yes I would love to see most of the sedans from the 30s come back. But of coarse they won't be the same because they will lack in strength. Remember they were made of steel back then, not this fiberglass crap of today. I'll take a car with a real chrome bumper any day.

1957 Ford T-bird. Red.

1965 Lotus Elan Roadster. Red of course.

As long as they followed the original blueprints.

I used to have a 1969 Buick Electra 225 with power everything. It was like driving an aircraft carrier using only one finger. What a fantasy it was. My only regret was that it wasn't a convertible.

Yes and some of the muscle car designs and the 1965 Mustang

Well they tried with the VW Beetle, Fiat 500, and many others but, just like remakes of classic movies and updated songs the result just isn't as good as the original.