CP. $5,000 tops and I think I'm being nice.

I might be biased since I own one, but the 1987-1989 3.2 with the G50 trans is one of the best cars Porsche has built. IMO the late 89-93 964 like the one above with the facelift ruins the car.

So glad to see this bridge on the list. This bridge has so many pot holes and is so bad that the last time I crossed it there was a muffler and tire with rim on the road.

CP. Car looks tired, interior looks tired, nothing lines up, Benz wheels wtf?

Wow 2006 seems like such a long time ago based on how shitty the video quality is.

My father had one of these when I was in high school. Occasionally I was allowed to take it to school where I proceeded to do the smokiest burnout in front of everyone hanging out before class.

Is this photoshopped because I cannot tell if this is real or not.

I want/need this in my life.

718 is my area code so I'm saying no to the Porsche Brooklyn.

Nothing else to see here boys time to go home.

CP. $1,500 tops. You can't do anything with it and the steering wheel is on the wrong side.

Thank you. I plan on taking it out tomorrow and going for a drive. I'll also take a few pictures and post them up. It will be my first time actually driving it since I got it.

I just bought one as a matter of fact.

That power wheels dude has the strangest clap I have ever seen.

I thought it was a 626 also but the back window seems to have a quarter glass.

Looks like every other 1999 Corolla in New York City.

Finally! Now that you are selling it hopefully that means we don't have to read about it anymore!

Hall told the AP, "I did what I had to do" but also said he is now considering giving up flying.

NP. I just took out my W123 for the winter and forgot just how solid these cars are.

I'd rather get hit by a manhole cover then a 6 foot tall dude with an 8-Ball jacket on.