I’m getting the idea Torch had with the Nash. But i think it’s too old/not known well enough to work. So my idea would be the AMC AMX.

I was just thinking about why not try a thermoelectric option instead as it can reside under the road and possibly be made to stand higher loads. Of course this would only work in places that actually get hot. Like here in Michigan it would work for only a few months out of the year.

Bring on the light bars!

I hear that was a much more successful song than Lead Baboon, which couldn’t quite get off the ground.

That's some of its use now a days. Though i believe on the bow of most ships is also markings to indicate its depth in the water.

9/10 baboons agree that a red bottom is better.

Glass or sheet metal, it still was a hatch. My point more so was the fixed rear window and no rear seats was kind of a bonkers thought to me. I know it was to make it cheap as possible but the option (or lack thereof) only lasted a few years proving it wasn't really necessary, and i think the take rate for them was…

The hatchback phenomenon was an odd one at that point in time i feel like. I think the Gremlin was available in a 2 seat configuration with a hatch that straight up didn't open. Don't quote me on it being the Gremlin though. 

13.67? That seems steep to me.

Or they'll have drank the value of this Mini in tea while working on Project Binky.

The one mini worth 100k.

My old job i was driving preproduction Fords on the road in Michigan. So two times have stuck in my brain for years.

I was saying that jokingly. Really its more than likely the truck was sitting in front of a blue or green screen, the sand in the foreground might even be real, but the background was pasted in afterwards. Most auto manufacturer’s wouldn’t have spent the money to haul the vehicle out on location just for a picture…

there is a reason they took the picture with the camera pointing towards the water.

and the male owner of both cars has a hairstyle that never left the 80s.

I'm agreeing the grille just doesn't work. Needs that factory grille. Also that interior in my opinion looks bad. I like the lift though and most of the modified body parts.

The sad eye one haha. Literally looks like "do i have to go up that hill?"

Plus its still an Audi. Might be more entry level if it was a VW.

I was talking about a good copy. Old video but gets my point across well enough i think. That its not just some bike with a Briggs in it.

For the estimated amount it's worth I'd probably be afraid to even ride it.