Thanks to Slimcake for veering us off the "you know what" topic.
Here is my attempt....
So, if money was not an issue, which three "toys" would you all get. Included in the no money issue is anything associated with it, like storage, maintenance, fuel, etc. The ONLY caveat is that these three items would be what you want NOW and not down the road 5, 10, 20 years. Plus, you may not exchange them for cash or anything else. You would be stuck with them, free of charge, for life.
My three would be:
1) A Gulfstream G280. To allow me to chase snow all across the globe and to whisk me off to some tropical destination for the weekend when the weather here stinks!
2) A Boston Whaler Outrage 420. Is plenty sea worthy enough to keep me safe where I would want to use it, yet nimble enough to not need a crew. It would get me anywhere I want to go on the Great Lakes in the summer and then would have the freshwater motors taken off and the salties put on and have it relocated to the Keys to fish there or meet me in the Caribbean somewhere when I step off my G280.
3) A 1966 Chevy c10. I would have the entire truck redone. New, modern engine, all the drive train, suspension, electrical, etc that makes it go done. All the interior re-done, including AC, power windows, stereo/nav. Would keep the body totally stock, but all rust dealt with and painted to my liking. It would be a daily driver when there is no road treatment to mess it up.
Here is my attempt....
So, if money was not an issue, which three "toys" would you all get. Included in the no money issue is anything associated with it, like storage, maintenance, fuel, etc. The ONLY caveat is that these three items would be what you want NOW and not down the road 5, 10, 20 years. Plus, you may not exchange them for cash or anything else. You would be stuck with them, free of charge, for life.
My three would be:
1) A Gulfstream G280. To allow me to chase snow all across the globe and to whisk me off to some tropical destination for the weekend when the weather here stinks!
2) A Boston Whaler Outrage 420. Is plenty sea worthy enough to keep me safe where I would want to use it, yet nimble enough to not need a crew. It would get me anywhere I want to go on the Great Lakes in the summer and then would have the freshwater motors taken off and the salties put on and have it relocated to the Keys to fish there or meet me in the Caribbean somewhere when I step off my G280.
3) A 1966 Chevy c10. I would have the entire truck redone. New, modern engine, all the drive train, suspension, electrical, etc that makes it go done. All the interior re-done, including AC, power windows, stereo/nav. Would keep the body totally stock, but all rust dealt with and painted to my liking. It would be a daily driver when there is no road treatment to mess it up.
