The Stonehenge replica and go-kart track are amusing, but property this close to the water must be in a future flood zone, if it isn’t a flood zone already.

There are some before the 1970's that deserve mention for the effect they had:

Don’t blame me, I voted for Conor Lamb.

Jody Scheckter seems to be liquidating his collection. Among the other cars up for auction are his 1979 F1 World Drivers Championship-winning Ferrari 312T4. The full auction catalog is here:

That Thunderbirds Tracy Island toy looks clever, but it seems to have been produced when I was an adult. Here’s a YouTube unboxing video (with Dutch language commentary):

I’d give this 1000 stars if I could.

Jim Glickenhaus has a wife whose maiden name was Cameron, I think. He seems to have his family and kids in mind regarding a lot of his ventures, he had both his son and his daughter star in some of his self-produced movies in the 1980's-1990's - His son’s IMDB entry is below.

Don’t forget Scuderia Serenissima Republica di Venezia, or “Scuderia Serenissima” for short.

Chaparral 2K

Lamborghini Miura

Where’s the 1/9th scale “sugar tits”???

Damn! In quantum mechanics class, I can remember reading about the B0rn-Oppenheimer approximation for calculating energy levels in multi-electron atoms.     Combined with the big BANG at Trinity test site in 1945, I figured this guy would feature in a really hot sex scene!

I would give this 1000 stars if I could!  I remember seeing this commercial when it ran and thought it was really inspired and hilarious.

Yeah, I have a hard time believing this list too. To cite just one example, I’ve read postings on message boards talking about waits of 6 months or more for some configurations of the 11th gen Honda Civic. All cars arriving at dealers seem to be reserved or pre-sold, they can’t have many days of inventory on hand, yet…

I’m reminded of that Don Rickles line: “To know him is to vomit!”

Supposedly somebody once asked J.P. Morgan “How much does it cost to own a yacht?”

The life of everyone on board depends upon just one thing: finding someone back there who can not only fly this plane, but who didn’t have fish for dinner.

The hardest thing about landing a plane is the ground!

Not just Toyota, Honda (and some other Japanese brands) have an allocation system that is similar.

CORRECTION: It was during a trip to Europe in when JF was 16, not in California.