It's about they only front wheel drive car I'd actually seek out to own, so yeah, nice price.

Considering the condition of the car, I'd totally rock it as a daily driver.

Didn't Doctor Horrible have that app on his iPhone?

Great, now I have "Hey, Little Honda" stuck in my head.

Total BS on commandment #3.

@Armand: You get a heart click for excellent taste in vintage Detroit "compacts."

@Armand: You get a heart click for excellent taste in vintage Detriot "compacts."

Huzzah? I still won't buy one.

I'd be all over it, even if it's not a Slant powered Aspen. It's the only car I actually prefer with the vinyl top. Plus...T-tops. It's also the only 70s American car my wife has seriously considered buying.

Allow them to be on the same road as me.

Gotta say I'm lusting in my heart for this car, a big bag of peanuts and a six pack of Billy Beer. There's not many Oldsmobiles that get me drooling, but this is one of them.

Second rule of Shatner Club....we do not talk about...wait, already said that one.

Hands down steelies. Especially the steelies on early Roadrunners. Wheels for cars that mean business.

In the realm of awesomely ugly cars, the Stutz Blackhawk is king...or should I say...KANG!

I can vouch that the ZHZ is a fun thing to thrash around town if you turn off the traction control.

@Exner built my hotrod: Hooray for Twin Fin wine! Glad I'm not the only Valiant fan that knows about it.

Is that Will Sasso?

Also, this person is awesome for swapping out the stock wheel with a Charger's wheel.

If I wasn't threatened with being banned for all caps and gibberish...I'd be typing all caps and gibberish.

If I didn't just learn about the Can Am, I would've picked the II in a heartbeat, but for a car that rare and the malaise-y goodness to be had....I'm all over it.