[wallcrawlr]

This post compliments a previous post American Cars We Wish They Still Made

[HalfIrish]

I'll cast a vote for the one I lost my inocence in those many years ago. A '66 Impala.

[Frank_Discussion]

How about worst convertable? Jim Jeffords?

(Running away now...)

[ex-snook]

For very practical war memories, I'll take the Jeep.

[bvw]

1967 MGB.

[camle]

Jeep wrangler. not only open top, but 4WD.

[BornOnTheFourth]

1965 MGB

OMIGOSH...that was my first car!!!! A white 65 MGB. It was sooooooooooooo fun...I LOVED driving with the top down. I loved driving Hwy 49 just for the fun of it.

Well, both days it worked, anyway ;-)

Dang, I miss having a convertible. Now that my daugther is older...

[AppyPappy]

Lime Green mid-70's Cadillac Eldorado. You could drive the whole fraternity to the beach in that car.

[TC Rider]

My very first car, a 1960 Triumph Herald 1200, I paid $60 for it in 1968.

Mine looked like this when I got it. It looked much worse 2 years later.

[Texaggie79]

American? I have always loved the VW Cabriolet

[The G Man]

What's the Best Convertible of All Time?

I'll go with the Castro Convertible.

[Rebelbase]

1966 Shelby Cobra Convertible (sigh)

[mhking]

I restored a '73 MGB in 1984 and about cried when I sold it in '91.

[chilepepper]

Any Jeep with a rag or fiberglass removeable top!

[arm958]

The Plymouth Prowler. For sheer head-turning appeal and technical innovation (amazing body/chassis design), it's got to be considered for "best" honors, even if it isn't a "classic".

[Freedom4US]

Clearly, the 55? T-Bird. Everything else is just a pale imitation.

[TightSqueeze]

It is not on the list, but I choose the ’87 Alfa Romeo Quadrifoglio in my garage, least I can drive it.

[68 grunt]

MG-TC

[American Preservative]

Beep!

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[FreedomFarmer]

1. International Harvester Scout II

2. Any CJ

[monkeyshine]

1963 Corvair Monza