Jeep Willis is my favourite ride when it comes to 4x4, according to the rule "if it isn't there it won't break".
Right now I drive what can be called "partial car of my dreams"
Alfasud Sprint 1.5 QV from 1984
http://www.carsfromitaly.com/alfaromeo/ ... t_1024.jpg
Its not the actual photo, the color is metallic gray and mine has plastic grey panels on the side. I have fitted it with a wonderful 1.7 boxer engine on twin Dellorto DHLA 40's carbs, around 120bhp on a car that weighs 960kg's. It isn't a fast car by today's standarts, but it still packs some punch. Its small and unreliable tho, so Im selling it.
This is a car Im working on now, together with my dad.
http://www.carsfromitaly.com/fiat/wallp ... th_800.jpg
Again, not an actual photo, because the car is currently stripped down and undergoing restoration. Also its not an original Abarth
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- original 131 Abarths are VERY rare and VERY expensive, so we are building a replica basing on a stock 131S coupe. And yes, an original 131 Abarth with a 16valve 2 litre Abarth engine on Kugelfischer mechanical injection is a car of my dreams. Especially in the Rally version.
But before that comes:
http://www.detomaso.nu/~thomast/rosersb ... gt5-1.jpeg
De Tomaso Pantera GT5. I could kill for that baby.
http://www.m1911.org/images/stratos.jpg
Lancia Stratos - the best rally car ever made.
http://www.aref.fi/autot/i-tihe.jpg
Alfa Romeo Alfetta GTV6, 2.5 litre V6 engine, around 170bhp, with de-dion suspension.
http://www.wardsjewelers.com/images/Por ... 911_S4.JPG
And of course the good old 911, four wheel drive version. But a slightly less powerful thing would also do
The only american car that I like is DeTomaso Pantera (it could be called "half-american", since it was designed by italians, but produced for the american market, with V8 engines).
Things like Mustang or other big cars with big engines aren't really my style. So what you have a huge engine that gives so much torque that you burn your tires without knowing it...
With my father's car (Fiat 124 Sport Coupe, 1.8 Abarth engine, around 140bhp) I once did a small street race with a 220bhp Mustang. I left him figuring what is going on. He simply couldn't keep it up on curves. Its simply raw brutal power. You need some italian finesse - and engine power doesn't really mean that much.