Hey CJ you should visit Fountain Valley sometime after season

Honestly, how many people actually use these outside of the Jalopnik Comunity?

Would it be a sin if I put a wooden Nardi wheel in it?

I thought for sure the Hellcat would be on this list

I'm guessing you don't get the joke

I think that only applies to the H2 and H3

I totally agree witht this. Just look at the F-150, it probably has 30 different trim levels, XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Raptor, Tremor, etc..

I don't think any of these were halo cars.. The Thunderbird was out around the same time as the Ford GT and the SSR really? Did you forget about the C5 Z06? I suppose the Prowler was a halo car, not an impressive one, but still pretty cool in my humble opinion.

This is a 240zg. Love the aero nose and fender flares.

What's this movie called? I watched it on netflix a while back but can't remember the name

I'll have to go with 2000 Cobra R

2004 Saleen S7 Twin Turbo. I mean c'mon look at this thing!

How could anyone prefer those cars over the E30? There would be no E46 or E36 without the original. The E30 is a pure and raw drivers car!

How could it be exactly the same chassis when the Hennessey Venom GT is much longer?

Haha, I guess it's a matter of opinion. From what I know, some coach built cars are closer to their original form where as some are more extreme and have modified chassis/suspension and sometimes engine swaps.

I wasn't trying to prove that coach built cars are production cars, I'm saying that once they are modified by X company that they are no longer the car they started out to be.

It's still a production car just not in the same sense as a Toyota Camry.

Well I don't think monster trucks can even be made street legal so I don't get what your trying to get at. If you bought a corvette and completely changed the chassis, put in a whole new power train, custom interior, and completely different bodywork I would have to say it's basically a whole new car. It's a whole lot…

Just because it started out as a Lotus doesn't mean it's still a Lotus, they only share the doors and windshield they're completely different in every aspect.

it's 0.00000000001% Lotus Elise by the time it leaves the Hennessey facility