I was just thinking about what it would cost as far as time and parts to do all this yourself to a P71 purchased in usable condition with decent cosmetics.

Okay, I've watched this through twice. Where does he say anything about faith, Islam, or Christianity beyond using a truck that's now associated with church activities? The entire theme of the script is about spending money. For being a Pentecostal pastor, I thought this was a pretty mainstream spot. It may just be…

I'm going to go against the crowd here and say this looks fun. Will it ever hold my affection like the original? Probably not. That being said, it will be nice to see a Top Gear that features cars I actually have a chance to buy, and beater challenges using 70s cars I'd actually heard of before watching Top Gear.

@JeffHass29: You know it's a bad photo when you can't be sure it's a Volare or a Nova.

@drewids: Why did you turn...this into a social commentary?

@FriscoFairlane: That's a great picture of a great car!

@Henry Kuo: Nice!

It's a Corvette summer, baby.

*follows link*

@$kaycog: Man, they weren't messing around at the end. Great driving in the Scion, but great pin by the cops as well.

They greatly overestimate the intelligence of other drivers, particularly those with high profile vehicles.

If it's as nice as it looks and you could talk the dealer down three or four grand, I think it'd be worth an NP.

@spiegel1: This meme is pure gold.

@Nayrlladnar: Great paint stripper and octane booster too.

@HycoSpeed: Excellent Flight of the Navigator reference.

@DeadinSide Inc.: Kojack did that decades ago.

@jodark: Agreed. The social justice people are forgetting that for every rich guy forking over 11 grand for a car detailing, there's a hard working guy making 11 grand.

@Vavon: Look at the features! Handles! Visors! Speedometer! Seats! How can we fathom such luxury.

@Feketelaszlo: So they do have something in common with Ferraris.

@GeeHalen: "No Fear" indeed.