V.I.S.I.T. Sometimes The Ragtop Decision Is A Difficult One

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So a couple weeks ago this olelongrooffan was down and around the Palm Beach International Airport after leaving the Barrett-Jackson festivities in the area. I spotted these two ragtops exiting the private hangar area of that airport and realized it would be a real challenge to decide which one of these to take out into the balmy summer night time.

What do my fellow Hoons think? Corniche convertible or E-Type ragtop for your summertime cruising pleasure?

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18 responses to “V.I.S.I.T. Sometimes The Ragtop Decision Is A Difficult One”

  1. JayP2112 Avatar
    JayP2112

    Cruising: Rolls.
    Hooning: Jag.

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    1. IronBallsMcG Avatar
      IronBallsMcG

      That is the correct answer.

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    2. Paul E Avatar
      Paul E

      I'd rather do it backwards for more rewarding results:
      Cruising: Jag
      Hooning: Rolls.

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    3. wisc47 Avatar
      wisc47

      The correct answer is you pit them against each other in a drag race. Though dibs on the E-Type.

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  2. Van_Sarockin Avatar
    Van_Sarockin

    E all the way, all day. Unless you've got more than one friend.

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  3. facelvega Avatar
    facelvega

    Both are too obvious, so I'm voting Ford Galaxie 500 7-litre.

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  4. Alff Avatar
    Alff

    Easy. I'll take the one that's still built in Britain.

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    1. Irishzombieman☆ Avatar
      Irishzombieman☆

      They still make E-types?

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      1. Vairship Avatar
        Vairship

        I think he meant the BMW.

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        1. Irishzombieman☆ Avatar
          Irishzombieman☆

          Thought those were made in Brazil.

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  5. Alcology Avatar
    Alcology

    Well one does not want to look too base and meager now does one. So eat it! I'll save my pounds of cash for something exciting.
    That is really cool though. I would take either one in a heartbeat if they were at my disposal.
    A 90's mercury capri is probably more my style though. XR2. Ohhh baby. http://providence.craigslist.org/cto/3787195605.h… Kinda hard to say no isn't it?
    They look like this though:
    <img src="http://static.cargurus.com/images/site/2011/03/01/00/21/1993_mercury_capri_2_dr_xr2_turbo_convertible-pic-1831615668784957806.jpeg&quot; width="600">
    Not for everybody. But I dig it.

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    1. faberferrum Avatar
      faberferrum

      I didn't know those even made it to north america. Sounds like fun with the turbo

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      1. wunno sev Avatar
        wunno sev

        i didn't know they were sold anywhere besides north america

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        1. faberferrum Avatar
          faberferrum

          Ya, just checked on Wikipedia to confirm, these were originally a Ford Australia deal, imported to the states for a few years.

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  6. stigshift Avatar
    stigshift

    If the E-Type is an automatic, I'd take the Rolls. If it's a V12 stick, I'd need both.

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  7. Batshitbox Avatar
    Batshitbox

    I'd take a two seater Rolls Royce over a four seater Jaguar any day.
    But that doesn't answer your question.
    I'll have the Jag, thanks.

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  8. sporty88au Avatar
    sporty88au

    I believe the correct answer to this question is both.

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  9. BЯдΖǐL-ЯЄРΘЯΤЄЯ Avatar
    BЯдΖǐL-ЯЄРΘЯΤЄЯ

    E!

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