10,000 miles in 30 days from Florida to Canada, Washington State, down to LA then back east along I-40. Camped the whole way.
88 Dodge Daytona C/S. Bought from the PX and delivered to Germany. Drive it to Hungary. $2 hr to drive on the Hungaroring. (F1 track)
My drunk shipmates and I on the go cart track at Subic Bay Philippines. We turned a 10 lap race into a demolition derby. The track was littered with go cart parts when we were through.
But the Model A Ford is the best. It is a delight to all of the senses.
The sounds of the gears meshing and the carb hissing, the engine puttering, the fluted muffler sound, the smell of gasoline and oil, the windshield flipped up and cracked and with the wind blowing in your face, and looking over the hood shinny hood at the ground before me going all of 50 miles per hour.
Some fun sounds...
http://www.mafca.com/sounds/startup_and_ahooga.wav
Here is a video of a cut away engine...
Ran from the cops a few times in a banana cream colored 4 door 68 Fairlane with a 4bb 289. The next day it would be parked out front of the gas station I worked at. It was also used for bootlegging beer while the undercovers were parked across the street.
Hard to say, since I've had so many fun times in cars over the years.
The one that immediately comes to mind is, driving my 1973 Jaguar Sovereign around the south of England, in the Spring, after having spent a miserable, cold, dark winter rebuilding the top end.
I felt such a great sense of accomplishment in that, given that I only had rudimentary mechanic skills and experience with American cars, exclusively.
Just a wonderful experience.
The other attendee was my replacement as S-4. He saw the gleam in my eye, and said "you shouldn't have said that."
About 2/3 was Autobahn, the remaining 30 miles were farm roads.
We pulled into the main gate at 5:55, that was a blast!