Who would? You?

[cavedave]

Who would buy a classic Cruiser? What lengths would you go to get one, and would you prefer a stock or custom vehicle to start your dream build?

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[ab1985]

Yes, depends, either as long as condition is good.

A+ thread, btw, would definitely read again.

 

[1911]

Who would buy a classic Cruiser?

Who indeed? The mentally unstable, mostly.

What lengths would you go to get one...

"I've fought with the law since I was seventeen
I robbed many a man to get my Vincent machine."

-- 1952 Vincent Black Lightning, by Richard Thompson

 

[cavedave]

I've posted similar questions to the Gelandewagen and Landy folks. It's interesting to read everyone's replies about their steed of choice.

By all means, please continue responding!


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[cruiseroutfit]

I've posted similar questions to the Gelandewagen and Landy folks. It's interesting to read everyone's replies about their steed of choice...

Purely academic or are you working on some market research?

 

[SWITAWI]

Who indeed? The mentally unstable, mostly.

Amen. My good friend Matt for example...

According to him there were two car posters on his walls during his school days, A Porsche DP935 race car, and an early 80s FJ40. So it was one of his 'dream cars' growing up.
The rest of his posters would be more appropriately addressed on other forums... :ylsmoke:

 

[Clutch]

Who would buy a classic Cruiser? What lengths would you go to get one, and would you prefer a stock or custom vehicle to start your dream build?

Short answer, No.

Yes, they are very cool looking. But for the money spent getting it to how I would want it...probably could of bought two brand new nicely kitted LC200's...

Honestly rather have the 200...