I don't see what he did there.

Ha, and lots of grip to their fenders and wheel rims and undercarriage.

Maybe he was trying to do a quick chop job on the 6?

I didn't watch the ad with close attention. Meh, at least the car was real... WASN'T IT!?

Yes.

You are right about a glaring omission. I've never understood the sense in adding $1-2000 extra dollars for what is a shoddy 5" screen and an outdated maps package.

I find the release of Mario Kart 7 much more interesting than these non-operational go carts.

Wow, I was going to pretty much right all of this. I looked at it and thought, "It should really have a top on it, or just not be a convertible at all."

I'd take one if you gave it to me.

ATM Machine.. what about it?

Very NP. That is a perfect price for a motivated seller and buyer. This guy will not have trouble selling it. Nice original car.

I don't know really what market this will serve that Ford doesn't already offer. I do like that it is at least a bit smaller than the Explorers and such yet still has hauling capacity.

I like small cars, I like lots of power in them. But this Fiat just ain't doing it for me.

I was going to say that. His ground clearance couldn't be more than an inch.

I hope the real pictures do this car some justice.

Ehh.. project car from hell for sure. It is an awesome piece of metal that is going to cost you way more than $14k. I'd be thinking 5-8K would be a better starting point. CP

Haha, yep. I was looking and while one shot at 0:49 didn't make me hate it, I realized it was because i couldn't see the disgusting wheels as much.

They got the jalopy part of Jalopnik right.

Thanks Wes,

Tough to say, he does get his meat from, "Food n Stuff".