1960 Edsels are all rare - only 76 convertibles were built - but the rarest of them all was the 9-passenger Villager wagon with only 59 built:

The Lane museum is well worth a look - I was there in 2006. Here's a glimpse:

And one more believer to bid against him.

I wonder whether he could have shaved some more time off by having some of the folks running ahead of him carry fuel? Meet them at a rest stop, refuel pit-stop style, and off you go. Better than pulling into a station and finding the outside card machine is down, then waiting in line behind someone buying lottery…

At least it would offset the smell of the gasoline for a while.

I agree this was one of GM's best '70s designs, but they rusted just as well as a Vega. I can see paying $4500 for an unmolested original, but for one that's had a busy life and needs all kinds of nickel-and-dime-you-to-death details? $2500 and he should be glad to get it.

A bit late in the game, but may I suggest one last picture show?

Could be a shop. His stage name is Gori (real name Toshiyuki Teruya); here's a couple shots from his blog:

No muscle cars, but this is LAX in October 1963:

CP. Keep looking - better ones are out there.

That's interesting. How long has the owner been trying to sell it, and was his price higher before? Maybe you could go by and check it out, and give us a detailed report?

Norma Bates before her looks started going downhill?

What does the cuddly Kiwi bear say?

That's my old buddy Salvador (aka Loco) and his daughter Yesenia. My hair was almost as long as his, though. The P-39 fighter above was at Chino.

Can someone rig up a .gif showing various small objects being sucked into her other ear?

Yahoo comments.

Did you ever manage to produce a strobe effect?

Thank you. Neat slim pocket styling which produced photos with less resolution than 110 film. Fortunately with a little trial and error I was able to rig a mask to my scanner to upload some old images from 1983 that I had lost the prints. For example:

No kidding. Just now I tried to respond to a post and the damn thing went haywire. First it stuck the header image in the middle of the post and then the comment box hooked itself to my cursor and started floating around the screen with it; I couldn't break it loose until I refreshed the page. Sheesh.

You and me both. Most kids saved their money from their first job to buy a car - not me; that $700-something I saved up bought my first RCA Selectavision. The next $600 bought the cheapest Zenith 25" console. Then I paid another $110 to the video shop to rerig the VCR so it would scan fast forward... I didn't have to…