In today’s used car world I’d buy this and hoon it on down the road. NP

Bat is like a strong drug. People spend money they shouldn’t because they have to have the shiny whatever.

Avion had a factory in my home town, San Jacinto, California so seeing one of these when young was quite common. In the 1960's people used cars to tow travel trailers with and the Avion was heavier than the same length Airstream. Because of that and lack of promotion, they were never near as popular. Because of the…

Uck. ND

This guy had one too many bong hits before pricing his car. ND

What are you smoking? Sam’s hot dog deal is also $1.50

I’m all in on this truck even though I have never been a Dodge fan. I love the single cab and short bed! Plus, it already has an engine that will not need a bunch of tweaking on. I’d do some work on the suspension, springs, Fox shocks, and such. Add a locker rear end and some 37" off-road tires. Perfect desert…

As much as I love BMWs I just can’t get behind this one. All the comments are probably true and on top of those it’s a stinking drop top. Hard pass. ND

I started out drag racing in the 1960s. I was still in high school. I had more tri-five Chevys than I can remember and loved them. I helped start a car club centered on drag racing and a few of the members had old Ford hot rods. They were always quick, but very impractical for daily drivers. Those guys had a Model A…

I have never wanted one of these over-sized barges and wouldn’t buy it for half the asking price. ND

No thanks. It’s probably not legal where I live. It’s in Hawaii. I’m in California. As someone that has owned many Jeeps and learned how to drive in one real Jeeps only have 2 doors.

Nice old truck, but I would put that money towards something more modern. Pass.

Welcome back everyone! You were missed.

I saw the movie when it first came out. For it’s day, 1968, Jacqueline Bisset’s yellow Porsche was way cooler than the Mustang or Charger.

This is not much of an off-road rig with it’s single speed transfer case. I’d much rather put the money towards a new Bronco. ND

I loved the pop up headlights on my 928

No Audis for me, thanks. ND

This is not the kind of car I would buy with that many miles on it. I’m sure whoever put the miles on it had fun though. ND

Well Mercedes, this is a great article about one of my favorite RVs. Now I will forgive you for the article about the Ford Van with the exhaust stacks. I’ve owned a few motorhomes. As a desert racer you had to have one. They were the standard old bread boxes, but they served their purpose. In the late 1970s we knew…

I know nothing about rotary engines and at my age have no desire to learn. The replacement clutch is a huge red flag. ND