Guessing they flew into Dayton, then up I-75 to Jackson Center to pick up the RV, then across 274 through Kettlersville, New Bremen and Chickasaw to US 127, then south to North Star, then west to Eldora. They pretty much drove through my childhood.

I'm very interested in this...as I grew up about 40 miles from Eldora.

I grew up about 40 miles from Eldora. I can't wait to hear your take on the area.

I remember when these first came out. A friend of mine was a mechanic at a dealership that had some. I said I thought they looked cool and wished I could swing buying one on my own. He said, "Oh God...that engine is a pig." I said, "Really, but it's got a supercharger!" He shrugged and replied,…

These are my feelings, exactly. For $8500 I really want to say CP....but I love these Capris so much. I couldn't bring myself to click the CP.

My god! It's full of cars!

Short answer: Yes.

Nissan Cubes would be perfect for that service...if they didn't cost $55000.

This is exactly what I saw.

From this angle, I see Corvette.

I learned on a 1986 Escort L 4-spd, driving up and down my grandmother's farm driveway at age 14. Eventually, when I got my learner's permit, we went out on country roads. I thought I had it all handled...until I got to a stop sign at the top of a hill. The car continually stalled...I wasn't getting it, and got…

So much NP. I'd even entertain the idea of trucking it back to Ohio from CA....you know...if I had that kind of spare scratch. I love everything about this truck.

Guess I'll run over to Van Devere and see how badly they want to get rid of theirs.

This was my impression as well. I didn't realize it was still a mystery.

No disagreement here.

loved Activision's Enduro...my friends always got mad because it took so long to play. "Let's play something else...." meanwhile my eyes were peeled watching for taillights in the fog.

I was a huge Spy Hunter fan as a kid in the late 80's.

Evil, faceless Big Auto totally suplexed my grandma once.

Agreed. Minus the scoop, I'm totally okay with this.

How inventive! I checked out that link, too. I'd never heard of these.