Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

I drive a GMC 3500 Duramax diesel Crew Cab during the day, work in construction. In the garage we have a 2006 M3 with comp package, 1972 911 rs, 1986 CRX for Autocross, and 2003 Acura MDX. In storage (not enough room in garage) two rag tops Mint 1970 GTO convertible 60000 org Miles inc AC and an Austin Healey. My wife and I met Autocross racing so our car hobby is easy to justify.

IMHO if you are looking for a true sports car the 1970 to 1973 911s are the ticket.
After having driving several 911 from the 80s and the 90s I bought a 1973 RS.
The car was the same price as the used 911 cars vintage 95 and 96s.
I know for many this is too crude of a car to drive, but if the driving expieriance and the feedback to the the driver is important with no masking effects that this is the car to enjoy. I could not drive this car everyday, but when the sun is out.............
The later model years are too heavy, not responsive and just too conservative for my driving style. The newer 911s are great GT cars but not true sports cars.
This is my opinion, your milage may vary.

Whart
Yes I did get it at a fair price 10 years ago.
I am the third owner, the seller had the car for 21 years. When I bought the car it came with the complete log book from the original owner along with every dollar ever spent on the car.
The car is a thrill to drive and it is a magnet where ever we go.
Seeing you car on your system I am sure you know what I mean.

Latest addition to the stable is a 1977 Mercedes Benz Unimog 406.
Cheers,

Need a bigger garage.
This year we added two more vehicles.
For me a 1981 Toyota BJ 42 Landcruiser.
For her a 2011 Mitsubishi EVO MR.