These little V6's are dependable just not fast, bolt on a set of Greg Welds or Alumastars and have a NICE foxbody to cruise in. If you're dieing for a little more power a Mod Motor from a salvage yard and a little 100 shot this unit could run deep in the 7's in an 1/8th. Just remember to make sure this car has an 8.8…

I really wanted one of these back in the day. Definitely a nice price, in the condition that it is in. But if you look up 'hot Capri' on the InterWebs, this is what you get:

Edmonton used to have yellow cars, too.

This is my shelf above my monitor at work. Therefore, I should get one at a discount. Come on! I'll be ever so good with it.

We've gotten to a nice level that people know who we are, they know the show, people have been very generous. We just pursue any car that we want.

Here's my 912 exhaust just got swapped to a Sebring unit. Sounds great.

Yeah, those are mine. There's also issues of Excellence in the apartment and an RS in The Marble Rye.

Find a nearby bucket of ice water and throw it in your face.

You want me to die?

Well, yeah, embarrassment is my fuel for everything. All comedy is some form of embarrassment repackaged.

Mr. Seinfeld, do you have a list of cars that are available to you and then apply something from the list to a particular guest, or do you think of the guest and then go seek out a car you feel fits said guest?

How much did your love for cars influence parts of Seinfeld?

Canada is part of the Americas too! There was a reason why the taxis could not be yellow in Toronto and here's why.

Our police cars used to be yellow! I nominate this 3rd generation Plymouth Gran Fury used by Toronto Police in the 1980s.

Embrace it's sunshine glow.

Westchester County "Ghost cars", they toss some civilian out of state, NY state, and NYC T&LC license plates on there to throw people off. Why is it ugly? Because by the time you see it, you're shitting a brick.

This is horrifying.

DON'T MENTION THE WAR.

I love suicide doors. There's a look about them that says, "fuck you, park my car."

I can't even find the star now. You broke it.