Way better than typical faux-Deusey type machines of this era, but still not a nice price. Another example of why "rare" does not always equal "valuable."

Wow. An Armageddon reference. Nice.

Mine's blue and the "1" button is busted, but I have the pushbutton box from a 63 Dart that will fix all that.

Glad TG:US is back and better than ever. I still haven't seen The Car Show yet, but that's only because there's only so much talk about E30s, early Datsuns and Muiras I can take.

Very cool, but too expensive.

I was gonna say "Smokey Bites the Dust," but then a few of my fellow Jalops reminded me of The Asylum's "200 MPH," and that has to be it, hands down.

C-c-c-c-combo breaker!

It was all about the Crack-Ups for me. This is probably the primordial essence from which my love of building beat up model cars sprang.

Because childhood.

Absolutely I will.

Wow. I feel silly for forgetting this.

Chysler Turbo Encabulator!

I was going to say the Duster from "My Name is Bruce," but then I remembered the dusty '68 Cougar from "From Dusk Till Dawn."

It's like a regular McClaren tour, but less funny.

If it's good enough for Ash and Spider-Man, it's good enough for me.

That is the most beautiful thing I've seen in the last 30 seconds. Well done.

I added "in a way" just to soften it a little so I wouldn't appear "sheltered." Apparently, I was too subtle.

And when they look back on this time period, historians will note that, in a way, this is how the terrorists won.

There's a Slant 6 one of these in town for sale and they're asking $800. It's in better shape than this one. CP.

Beat me to it.