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Ruud,  I totally agree with you on those two and would add a few other for certain. I just don't include Morris Minors, Anglias, Pilots and many other ancient parts collections being passed as "interesting". I do believe that the AeroMax shape deserves to be considered alongside the beautiful cars you post. Did I miss that you included the "Reliable" comment and correct me for this also ? 
Everyone loves a Morgan. Even me, unless it's broken again.
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NGUNS!! Part of the Furniture
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You see you may wag your finger and roll your eyes (I know it's in jest - or at least hope so  ) but the Aston doesn't do a lot for me and I would put the Aeromax up with the Maser. It's all about individual taste but I think most would put the Max up and around the most special classic cars? I guess this is not the correct forum to sample test though.
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Needs to Get Out More!
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Now what's the saying ? A picture paints a thousand words.
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they are CHEAP for the ownership experience that comes "included"
Steven
sold: M3W, Aeromax,V6, 4/4 4seater
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Ideally I'd want an A6G or a Bugatti Atalante personally, but I'll have to keep saving I guess.
Much as a 60's Maserati or Aston floats my boat, neither are a realistic everyday proposition unless you own an engineering shop...
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I thought you were looking at a certain "special" etype???  Are you suggesting the schools are on holiday Viper?
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spending 100k on a car is a major outlay to some people so doing some research can only be a good thing, my money is hard earnt and not old money like some may have so spending that ammount on the right car is pretty important
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Damn you Ruud! Every time I see a photo of that Maserati  I get an envy attack 
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Everyone loves a Morgan. Even me, unless it's broken again.
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