While I'd prefer a SHO-tus, this unmolested example is entitled to a NP. PS it's the sax player Zoot who's blue. Dr. Teeth is the keyboard player.

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You sure that wasn't just a GTO with Holden badges? It's pretty popular (at least among G8 owners) to Aussie-fy GM's rides built down-under. Was it left hand or right hand drive?

Why would a guy with chronic pancreatitis also want his kidneys punished?

Another reason why you should not f#ck with Stephen Hawking

@87CE 95PV Type Я in Ireland: Time's Arrow: [en.wikipedia.org]

I prefer underground San Francisco.

This thing reminds me of those pimped-out Estimas in Japan- Straight Outta Kanda, yo!

@Blackened2k6: I thought about that but I think those mills are too expensive

I would swap a GM LS3 into any GM vehicle not already having this engine or greater.

@ChiefPontiaxe: Sorry- nibbles!

I think there's a big brother to this thing around somewhere. NP for being such a well-cared-for piece of automotive history for under $10K

@ChiefPontiaxe: Here's one in operation

@dusteruk: Early-mid 70's Chevy "clamshell" wagon. The glass slid into the roof and the tailgate slid into the bumper AND the third row faced rearward! WIN![www.chevywagons.com]

Would have been nice if it had a rear window that retracted into the roof

The dying off of the proper manual transmission (at least in the U.S.)

Which reminds me, don't forget to purchase a Utili-Key for your loved ones- makes a great holiday stocking stuffer!

Wake me up when it's offered in the U.S. with a proper manual gearbox

@Gidyup: So what was their conclusion?

Hey doesn't Matthew McConaughey live around there?