I rode in a Pinto and lived to tell about it.

I got to drive a friend’s Lotus Europa. Tiny car
Rode in an early 60’s. Maserati. My father had a friend who owned it. Was 80’s, no cell phones, he and his wife were driving to Flagstaff for lunch and I drove the chase truck/trailer in case it broke down.

I sat in a real Cobra Daytona Coupe. An instructor I had it was her husband’s. He bought it for next to nothing when it was brought back from racing in Europe. They didn’t want to pay the tariff and it was to be destroyed.
Now it is considered priceless.

63? Chevrolet Biscayne with 409 V8, 69 Mustang Mach I with 390 V8, 69 Camaro Z28

Nissan 350Z

BMW Z3

Toyota Supra

50s MG TD

It's probably the vega hot rod back in hs or the tesla uber I rode in last weekend.

1958 Corvette with a 427

Helicopter ^^^^^^^^

A friend just out of high school when I was in my drag/street race phase...well his dad was the original owner of a 1963 Corvette Stingray Z06 of which 199 were made. Yes, he bought it new and still had it until a few years ago. It had 37K miles and every original part that was replaced. The original wheel covers were still in the boxes. The '63 split window Z06 had the 360HP fuel injected 327, close ratio M21 4-speed, a 36 gallon fuel tank, 4.30:1 gears, and special ducted air cooled DRUM brakes. Tom lived behind the Kroger on 121 in Lewisville. He sold the car for around a quarter million about a decade ago.

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Most exotic car that I have ridden in a Ferrari, coolest one I have driven, 2023 BMW M8 Competition.

Hellcat

Supra

Coolest was a 58 Impala a friend in HS put together, White tuck and roll on the inside, 283 with 3 duces, and a Hurst 4 speed. Little block had some horses that would push your head back.

The 1963 Corvette Stingray was the only model that had the split window in the back. People didn`t like it so they never made them after 1963.

Porsche GT3

1987 Buick Grand National T type.....

74 Pinto Runabout

exotic would probably be a porsche 911 (did nothing for me)...but most impressive would be between a Z06 vette and a 72 Monte Carlo that would pull the front left wheel off the ground.

It was either a Grand National or a T Type. They never made a “Grand National T Type”.

No exotic but I drove a 1923 model T around Greenville in 1960 and owned a 1940 ford 2 dr sedan.In 1962 I bought a 1955 chevy .
The most exotic thing I drove was a army mule that would go over,thru anything.

Dodge Charger Daytona with the huge wing in the back. Think it was a 69 model.

Does a Tucker 48 count as exotic?

Model-T Touring. Mid 20s model I believe. Wood spokes on the wheels.

It was a mid 60s British green import 2 seater convertable. I want to say it was a Triumph, but do not recal model. It wasnt a compact. I was 15 or 16, has been a while.

After that an array of 60s muscle cars. I had the opportunity to get under a number of hoods.

I hear ya. My claim to fame death trap was a Vega station wagon.

My wife owned one for a while long before we met.

Nissan GTR fast nimble little ride.

Nothing super fancy. Probably a 70’s era Corvette Stingray.