That’s where I went, soon as I read Tempest.
That’s where I went, soon as I read Tempest.
Clearance for wheelstands in case one gets over aggressive with the throttle.
0-60, well under a second.
Googled “Doug Nash 4+3" and this popped up:
Nothing wrong with this choice! Dad has one he used to haul Porsche parts around while shopping at the VW/Porsche swap meets.
As a long time driver of a 245, I approve of this choice. One could haul some really long fish in that one!
And don’t forget the full length belly pan for aerodynamics!
Girlfriendzilla and I were out for a ride one sunny afternoon. It started sprinkling as we were heading up Beach Blvd. Sitting at a red light, enjoying the first rain of the season. Light went green, I let the clutch out, and the bike just sat there spinning the rear wheel.
I too came looking for this. #1 without a doubt.
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Many of them have acres of empty land around them.
I bought an ‘83 245 with 190k miles on it, back in 1995.
1.5 Trillion / 100 Million. Those are some expensive vehicles.
Slap a V-10 in...
Fingers crossed for the first straight up tie in NPOCP history!
wtf money and I have some 356 seats in the shed that would look good in it.
That was my thought too.
This one was pretty good too!
I was still in high school. Just got my license, driving mom’s 1966 Plymouth station wagon.
The real question you have to ask yourself is how many $700.00 a month car payments do you have to throw at it to keep it on the road?