@urabus idranim: She actually let you keep half?

A rental. So her crazy ass doesn't know what I drive now.

The 1939 Series 90 Cadillac. 4 door convertible with a V16 engine.

@limble: Unless the guns and rockets are real, then I'd give 'em a pass.

I'd love to buy it just to tool up to places with valet parking and nice lawns.

@jeff-the-ffr-fan — Transfer Case F— Yeah!: Mine was pretty raggedy when I got it. Sold the beast with 263K on the clock.

@JayP71: My old one. Yes it was a money pit. And yes my girlfriend at the time hated the thing. She liked driving it, just didn't care for the repair costs.

@yellofury : JPNS OEM JDM: That's as impressive as the front. Thank you.

@superveloce: Never seen those before, I don't watch a lot of TV. You're right, pretty funny.

Well, I don't wanna see this thing in manual form outside of a Peterbuilt or Kenworth.

@superveloce: I'm missing the reference.

@rad_mike: I'd pay to see that.

1992 Nissan Maxima SE, with the DOHC 3.0 and a five speed. I loved that car.

@NikolaTeslaIsAHero: I know, I get the urge, even when I know better. I work part time at a used car lot, when my real job allows. We've got a green Lincoln Navigator that's now been repoed four times. Each time it comes back it is a little worse. I don't even like Navigators, but I've thought about buying it just…

@Maxx Cracker — sponsored by Peniston Oils: No, voted NP by accident. I missed that the convertible was a home hack job. $22,500 for a factory convertible, even in this condition, would be okay. The goofy fabric on the body can be removed, after all.

@NikolaTeslaIsAHero: Never rescue a car from an abusive owner. It will bring you nothing but heart ache and a wallet that whimpers when you reach for it.

@mercury_marine: A guy that works at one of our client sites put turbo badging on an Aveo. He did it as a joke though.

@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Oooooo, good pick.

@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Nah, plastic man should drive a first gen Avalanche or first gen Honda Element.