This story is amazing, and bless you for helping him out, David.

This is a really sweet story about a really sick car. Good work to all involved!

I grew up with Dan and this is so, so awesome to read about.

I remember when his dad was active on the Fiero forum back in the day. Good dude, and he took great pride in that car. Last post I saw of his was talking about selling it off because he couldn’t enjoy it anymore and how it didn’t need to just sit.

Uhh.... How is it not called "E-Camino"?!

I miss my '85 GT

You think it’s easier to clean and wax around/between the stick-on badges they use instead? I think not.

Left headlight door on the N13 Nissan Pulsar, too. 

I know this seems complicated....

Or that the buying experience is still a giant antiquated pain in the ass. 

How’s the water? - Flint

Damn Detroit, you scary. - Somalia

Cleveland looks like a fairly pleasant place. - Detroit

Chernobyl looks to be a fairly pleasant place. - Cleveland.

Winner will get a trophy

All the talk of millennials and baby boomers is boring. I have general hatred for pretty much everyone. Don’t get me started on lack of spatial/self awareness. The general public as a whole is pretty fucking insufferable.

Seriously folks - here are some basic human rules to follow:

Wait the dolphins left?

Antibiotics and pasteurization, more people in the world living in better circumstances than literally all of human history and so much more. Even the ‘new iPhone’ is a portal to almost all of the collective knowledge of human kind, which is pretty damn amazing.

The good news is that if you are right, we recover from WWIII and not only develop time travel, but develop time travel to a point where it’s used for tourism.