Most manly car?

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XitUp

7,690 posts

205 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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Yeah, I'd vote for an SD-1. There was one in Retro cars a while back, some Aussie guy owned it. It was matte black with the 4.6 from a range rover. I think that would fit the bill.

so called

9,092 posts

210 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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I always considered the Camaro as a manly motor.
That is until last week.

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.Apparently it belongs to a member of the Philadelphia Eagles Football Team.




russy01

4,693 posts

182 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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m444ttb said:
AC Cobra was the first car that came to mind for me!
Likewise

Zwolf

25,867 posts

207 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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so called said:
Apparently it belongs to a member of the Philadelphia Eagles Football Team.
So he's presumably not disabled?

xRIEx

8,180 posts

149 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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Zwolf said:
so called said:
Apparently it belongs to a member of the Philadelphia Eagles Football Team.
So he's presumably not disabled?
I presume he is, must be fking blind.

XitUp

7,690 posts

205 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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Zwolf said:
So he's presumably not disabled?
Depends how long he's been playing for. American Football doesn't have a great safety record.

p.s. the black one was a soft top, therefor not manly.

Huff

3,170 posts

192 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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Fie and pish on all the above. This is a manly car, still to be seen running - all 24litres and no front brakes:




Fabric

3,819 posts

193 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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so called said:
.Apparently it belongs to a member of the Philadelphia Eagles Football Team

On Arizona plates? I can't picture a millionaire football player doing a 2,100 mile commute. wink

Eighteeteewhy

7,259 posts

169 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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dbv8 said:













daemonoid

171 posts

149 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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XitUp said:
.p.s. the black one was a soft top, therefor not manly.
Bah! What's not manly about showing yourself off? Only spotty nerds have to hide behind a roof*





  • says the software engineer with 4 roofless vehicles.

SteellFJ

793 posts

168 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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irocfan said:
hesnotthemessiah said:


Maybe?
One of the few BMs that would qualify IMO - has the distinct advantage of chavs not liking/knowing what it is innit
does this mean i'm now a chav?

miniman

25,063 posts

263 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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Little and Large in the St. Mary's Trophy (part two) by Jez B, on Flickr

(the one on the right, natch)

vpr

3,711 posts

239 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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r129sl said:
Almost everything hereinabove smacks of peacockery and codpiece. Real men don't feel the need to brag about it. A real man's car, surely, is a saloon or at a push a fixed head coupé. It is quiet, discreet and unassuming. It is ultra high quality and unquestionably reliable. And, of course, it is fast. None of the many cars presently on sale meets all of these criteria with the possible exception of the Maserati Quattroporte, which is somewhat spoiled by being unavailable in a tasetful specification and associated with those vulgar and excessive coupés.

Cars which best represent the breed are:

(1) Mercedes-Benz 500 E. But not with big wheels and blacked out windows.
(2) Aston Martin V8 Vantage, Prince of Wales spec. Gunmetal Grey Metallic preferred.
(3) Jaguar Sovereign Series III V12.
(4) BMW M5 (E28 only, though). Not a red one.
(5) Mercedes-Benz 300 SE L 6.3.
(6) Mercedes-Benz 450 SE L 6.9.
(7) Any front-engined V12 Ferrari with a manual transmission up to and including the 575M (but emphatically not the 599 which really is only for secretly gay Arab princes or men who wish they were secretly gay Arab princes), so long as it is neither red nor black nor upholstered in red leather. Fitment of an after market exhaust immediately disqualifies the vehicle from manly status. The manly Ferrari is a difficult one to pull off. As it were. A silver 412 upholstered in brown leather and fitted up with the 5 speed manual is the epitome of the man's Ferrari.
Surely not any Front engined V12 Ferrari........The California is a treacles car though and through, purpose built for girls (and an ugly blighter too)

Zwolf

25,867 posts

207 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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vpr said:
Surely not any Front engined V12 Ferrari........The California is a treacles car though and through, purpose built for girls (and an ugly blighter too)
..and accordingly, has a V8.

Zwolf

25,867 posts

207 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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daemonoid said:
r129sl said:
Almost everything hereinabove smacks of peacockery and codpiece. Real men don't feel the need to brag about it. A real man's car, surely, is a saloon or at a push a fixed head coupé. It is quiet, discreet and unassuming. It is ultra high quality and unquestionably reliable. And, of course, it is fast. None of the many cars presently on sale meets all of these criteria with the possible exception of the Maserati Quattroporte, which is somewhat spoiled by being unavailable in a tasetful specification and associated with those vulgar and excessive coupés.

Cars which best represent the breed are:

(1) Mercedes-Benz 500 E. But not with big wheels and blacked out windows.
(2) Aston Martin V8 Vantage, Prince of Wales spec. Gunmetal Grey Metallic preferred.
(3) Jaguar Sovereign Series III V12.
(4) BMW M5 (E28 only, though). Not a red one.
(5) Mercedes-Benz 300 SE L 6.3.
(6) Mercedes-Benz 450 SE L 6.9.
(7) Any front-engined V12 Ferrari with a manual transmission up to and including the 575M (but emphatically not the 599 which really is only for secretly gay Arab princes or men who wish they were secretly gay Arab princes), so long as it is neither red nor black nor upholstered in red leather. Fitment of an after market exhaust immediately disqualifies the vehicle from manly status. The manly Ferrari is a difficult one to pull off. As it were. A silver 412 upholstered in brown leather and fitted up with the 5 speed manual is the epitome of the man's Ferrari.
I thought the OP wanted manly, you've gone for 'old manly'.
Not quite, more "gentlemanly". Basically a Bristol 410/411. The choice of a "chap".

tommy vercetti

11,490 posts

164 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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so called said:
I always considered the Camaro as a manly motor.
That is until last week.

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fkin hell lmao

Genelec

525 posts

148 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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Zwolf said:
Not quite, more "gentlemanly". Basically a Bristol 410/411. The choice of a "chap".
I doff my cap and adjust my cravat in your direction sir. Marvelous!


FloppyRaccoon

1,916 posts

167 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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so called said:
I always considered the Camaro as a manly motor.
nono

Driven by a huge amount lot of college girls in the US, along with the Mustangs.

Still like them.... The cars that is.

GravelBen

15,725 posts

231 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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daemonoid said:
Bah! What's not manly about showing yourself off? Only spotty nerds have to hide behind a roof*


  • says the software engineer with 4 roofless vehicles.
Trying to call yourself an engineer doesn't make programming manly either.


wink

pwd95

8,385 posts

239 months

Thursday 24th May 2012
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Agree with the old Vantage.......& Cobra..... & the American muscle stuff

Also this.....



but this is in the lead for me.......