....and they make a great chicken sandwich.  Service is extraordinarily good as well.

Also, in a car with that much power, the 0-60 is more dependent on other factors then raw horsepower.

This was up on Barn Finds in May with the same price and no takers. That ad has a better view of the rot on the passenger side. This most likely won’t be a simple case of replacing the fender, or it would have been done. I suspect the rot runs well below the surface.

All that engineering and they still put the steering wheel on the wrong side?

A bit of old Jalopnik peeking through:

Why is it so bad that dealers are auctioning, but people that flip the cars aren’t getting dragged the same way? I’m no fan of dealers here, but if people are willing to pay, and going to pay, that’s just capitalism. If someone wants to pay more than you to cut, then they want the car more than you do, so you can wait.

Um, make fun of the people actually paying for this. If these dumbasses weren’t paying, this wouldn’t exist.

The movie does imply that Lightning put the “Kachow” in Sally.

This would be a wonderful vehicle to look at in your garage and trailer to car shows.

Well done article. I purchased a 1981 brand new, drove it off the showroom floor. I had just recently been discharged from USAF serving in Italy. Loved a friend’s Spider there.

Shadow/Sundance. My aunt (like my 2nd mom) had an ‘89 RS Turbo and it was the coolest thing my little eyes had seen. It was fast, the interior was so cool - camel color with red stripes on the seats, little red leather insets in the steering wheel. I liked it so much my first car ended up being a ‘93 version in the…

I absolutely love that the Camry V6 still exists in our downsized and electrified world.

The state of Michigan rejects your apology, and demands that you meet outside Tim Horton’s at sundown to receive your timbits-based punishment.

This is literally the beginning of Die Hard 2. Almost.

You can’t go wrong with Superunknown by Soundgarden. It has fast tracks, slower tracks, metal and melody. I’ll listen to the whole album on longer drives. Just make sure you aren’t in the wrong place before giving in to that urge to mash the accelerator when Cornell screams midway through Spoonman.

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“No I don’t feel the same about driving under the limit. The speed LIMIT means just that - the MAXIMUM limit as allowed by the law”

I laughed at some of the suggestions but then I winced.

The Dodge commercial featuring George Washington driving a Challenger against the British Army is by far the greatest piece of cinema this world has ever produced.

Yup. Even got a little leaflet recommending a specific dealer too. It was the eighties, that sort of thing happened.