I’d kinda like one of the Vipers from BattleStar Galactica, or else maybe an X-Wing or an ARC-170 (The ARC-170 would be better for road trips, what with all the seats for buddies or extra storage space) from Star Wars. Or maybe just one of the Venator star cruisers from the prequels. They were sexy.
I always liked the phasers from the Star Trek movies (the old school ones, not the remote control-shaped ones from the TNG era).
Val Kilmer’s pocketknife from The Saint. Puts my Leatherman to shame, it does.
A time traveling DeLorean.
Have y’all seen the movie High Society? It’s a remake of The Philadelphia Story, with Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and Bing Crosby. It’s not as good as The Philadelphia Story, except for the Cole Porter soundtrack. And the library.
Yes, Uncle Willy has the library of my dreams. Ceiling-high bookshelves covered with leather-bound tomes. Tall velvet-curtained windows. Lots of comfy seating. And, oh my God, when you push a button a whole section of shelves glides to one side and a huge walnut-paneled bar slides out from the wall, fully stocked with every kind of booze and shiny glasses and snifters and shakers and who knows what-all. Frank and Bing lean elegantly against the bar, getting hammered and singing Cole Porter songs and looking extremely sexy (mostly Frank, but in that atmosphere with that much alcohol available Bing starts looking pretty good too – and I’m only watching, not drinking).
I want that library bad.
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Me too. Once this thing hits 88 MPH, you’re gonna see some serious shit.
Oh yes- I’d prefer the 2015 DeLorean from Back to the Future Part II with the Mr. Fusion® garbage-to-energy converter. There’s just not enough plutonium around these parts to power a time-traveling car.
I don’t want it any longer but when I was in high school I desperately wanted a red nylon windbreaker jacket like James Dean’s in Rebel Without A Cause. I got a cotton turquoise one that was similar and a red wool zip-up that was similar, but by the time I learned that JC Penney was selling the nylon ones they were sold out. I lost interest when some of the geekiest assholes in school were wearing them.
I heard that Sammy Davis, Jr., wound up with that actual jacket and that put a stopper in my desire to have one.
Is it big enough to hold Kirsten Dunst? 
A Cherry 2000.
The Lamont Configuration?
http://www.triviatribute.com/demondwilson.html
I want Arnie’s Minigun from Terminator 2.
I want Bond’s Jet Pack from Thunderball.
I want James Darren’s Chrysler Turbine Car from…uh, whatever the movie’s name is. 
I want Freddy’s claw from A Nightmare on Elm Street.
I want Addison DeWitt’s cigarette holder from All About Eve.
I want the living room with the dolphins in it from 2010.
If it’s too much to ask, too hard to maintain, or too smelly, I’ll settle for the house in The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.
(crap…can’t find a web image :mad: )
I want the Millenium Falcon…and its Shop Manual. Dunno where I’d put it tho.
Merlin’s staff from Excalibur
Dr. Jones’ Grail diary from Last Crusade
Scaramanga’s Golden Gun
Jayne’s Vera from Firefly
R2-D2
Yes, but the great thing about the Infinite Improbability Drive is that with it, you could own all that stuff and more…
just figure out the Improbability Factor for Freddy’s Razor-Glove appearing on your desk and push the button…
…warning, some side-effects may occur from trivial use of the IID…
I’ll take
any time-travelling machine (DeLorean, Tardis… whatever, so long as it works) because then I can have unlimited wealth by buying lottery tickets, as discussed in some detail elsewhere on these boards
my own, obedient Terminator (as in T2)
Jacqueline Bisset as seen in ‘Day For Night’
My preciouss-s-s-s-s-s-s
or
Scarlett Johansenn
The Ark of the Covenant or the The Holy Grail.
The Force. Or A lightsaber. Or a wand…
Shit, just gimme everything from Star Wars and Harry Potter.