Just had a big spread on these in Autoweek. Definitely a favorite.

Tip of the iceberg...

Woof. Someone needs to buy that CJ2A just to get rid of all the fake military stuff. I'm not an originality weeny, but the fake military stuff has always rubbed me the wrong way.

If I owned a giant mansion in Boston Edison, I would be sleuthing so hard right now.

Shorts are bad.

Great idea. I'm pretty sure any kind of flashing light would meet some regulatory hurdles though.

I need to get another beetle.

I also grew up sailing cheap, fun-to-sail boats.

We could do that, or we could work to direct policy to our benefit.

Exactly.

People make a lot of money selling sailboats and horse tack. Not GM money, but enough to make it worth their while.

Pagani is trying to sell a new car that doesn't meet the standards required in today's regulatory climate. Down the road, when all/almost all cars are autonomous, there may be some flexibility on the part of regulators to allow for enthusiasts to have their cars. That's more or less the case today almost everywhere in…

Government or no, the market will probably demand autonomous cars. Regulators and car companies will be happy to help make it happen.

On the whole, it's been easy enough to carve out regulatory allowances for older cars, it should be the same for other low-volume cars.

As cars become more commodified and non-enthusiasts embrace fully autonomous cars, I believe there will be an opportunity for hardcore enthusiast automakers to dispense with the costs of mass-production and serve a small enthusiast market. Just like sailboat makers and whatever elves make horse tack.

Good for you. I'll keep an eye out.

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This is actually true.

This is the best comment I have ever read.