That's a handsome Miata, I quite like the polished hood. Was it difficult to maintain the shine?

That'd be bitchin'.

Oh yes, we've run several events and finished each one. The Hudson earns a wide birth from fear (it's big), reverence, and polite driving on our part. The Peugeot is just tough as nails and shrugs off hits of all sizes.

Having done LeMons with a Peugeot 505 Turbo S and a '52 Hudson Hornet, I'm starting to think about making a serious assault on a win on laps.

Very sad for your loss. Don't you wish they lived forever?

Damn! I was hoping this dehybridized hybrid wasn't all hype.

Sweet! Let's see you try to Orlove a Miata. Miatas are the Weeble of the automotive world.

Great article. Autocross is a ton of fun. I've done both road racing and competitive autocross (drive 15 hours each way for 6 minutes of seat time) and find that the competitive thrill for autocross is unmatched by road racing.

Damn! I shoot all sorts of Street Parked stuff and didn't think to do anything for this contest. I'm a lame lame-o who will pay attention in the future. Here are 11 highlights from posts I published this year. I've linked the original posting as a way of claiming them. I'd love to share this stuff with the…

Really? My god, let the man and his family deal with this in peace.

This. I'm a 200+lb cyclist.

The key here is for GM to partner with Tesla and then simply rebadge the Tesla car as a GM.
Voila! 21st century Cimmaron!

Interesting, I never had any trouble figuring out what each button did when I first got my 9K (still have it too, great car - selling soon).

I would drive a KV Mini at Versailles. Because French friction drive car.

I'm partial to the Big Healeys. This one is a 1960 BT7.

Great article. What is the red car with flip up lights?

Characters? Are you a novelist?

Healeys make people smile; I think that's my favorite thing about it. Newer sports cars seem to elicit as many negative responses as positive ones. I've never had a negative response to the Healey. It seems that many people have a brother or uncle that had one decades ago.

Definitely…

Thanks! I'm a big fan of old MGs too. I think the MGA, particularly the coupe, is a seriously cool car. Our Healey has been having some teething issues after its own three and a half decade slumber. It's such a simple machine though that I love tinkering on it. Our car might see some winter use, but is mostly…

Nah, don't be jealous, get something you find cool and enjoy it. The Healey is a work in progress; a very attractive work in progress, if you don't get much closer and see the blemishes.

Sure is fun, when I can convince it to run.

Right on! You obviously get it. Kudos on enjoying the adventure.
I feel the same way about my big Healey. It's not reliable, the driver's side gets freakishly, shoe-meltingly hot, and it's not particularly "fast".

However, I love it to pieces (funny, it sounds like it's in pieces whenever we go over a bump. That old…