lil bit when they first came out, then I saw that bubble butt, and fast and furious also wrecked it..

It was only until reading this comment did I learn that this car is not called the Arcadia, but actually the Acadia. Seriously though!

1. I'd be willing to bet 85% of all 911 rear seats have never been sat in, they're more of a gesture than anything else

but duchamp wasn't a cold-hearted basterd! You'd really have to do it to a Duesenberg and/or Bugatti Type 57 muahaha >:D

+1

YES glad someone mentioned the 124. 300k miles is easy and much of the car will probably look about the same as it did when it was new.

that one in the pic is handsome as hell, most the ones on the road are an awful poo-bronze/brown color that gives me a somewhat foul taste in my mouth. But it's a handsome design! I just hadn't noticed because they look so awful normally

yes I was thinking oil pastel crayons judging by the smudge patters of the pigment and the opacity of the coverage, clearly not a wax based product.

hahahaha! true story though...

haha brilliant

wow very cool, I know a guy with a 72 911S in that color with houndstooth sport seats, it's an awesome combo and must be seen in person to be fully appreciated

hahahaha excellent

Mercedes-Benz Sunburst Yellow, guess it was too fun for the SLK :(

the '92-95 Mercedes-Benz 400E, a classic german bruiser for as little as $1,500.

I don't know why this is so painful to watch, I suppose it's well done.. it just sucks

nice price but jesus those hood vents and mesh grill are tacky as hell

wow, that car got properly messed up!

The Giulietta Spider, more Italian than crashing your cruise ship into an island

I was going to nominate the same car, my father had a baby blue one when I was a wee lad.. what I remember most was the interior scent and thinking this is how Italy must smell

a lot of new G wagon parts are still available from Mercedes, and used parts are easy if you are good with german ebay. The pain would come when you see the prices! ;)