Steve, WTF are you smoking? The grille sucks big time.

Sad news. I just learned that Sacramento Raceway Park is letting these morons camp in their parking lot.

This is proof you don’t need to be very bright to just drive a truck for a living. I live in the area and this is no big deal.

I’ll take my $34,500 and shop around a bit more. ND

I’ve just never been a big fan of these bloated huge cars. The asking price has to be some kind of joke. ND to the max.

Red = no. Multi-doors = nope. Salvage title for $8,500 = you got to be fucking shitting me!

I’ve owned a few Broncos and they were all automatics by choice. An auto trans will cushion the torque being sent to the driveshaft and axles. I never broke an axle or twisted a driveshaft during tens of thousands desert race course pre-running miles. 

I like Kyle a lot, but he isn’t seeing the big picture on this. Remember the automakers still want the cars to kind of look like what they sell in the showrooms. Well, the NASCAR race cars kind of look like showroom cars. Remove the windshield and replace it with bars and it will ruin the “stock” look.

To me the black primer just screams “I don’t give a shit about this old car.” It’s a $500 beater. ND

Texas is a shit hole and Abbott is the perfect dick head to run a place like that. 

Over-priced old boring American car. ND

It’s a semi-interesting old car, but it is a big coupe and that body style has never been too appealing to me. Plus, even in today’s world of crazy prices this car is over-priced. ND

I’m all in on this Ranger. NP

This is not the way I want to die. ND

Congratulations, Mercedes! I hope you will post photos of your wedding.

It’s just wrong. A 40' trailer isn’t something that really could be used as a camper. There have been a few fuselages mounted to truck chassis and turned into legit motorhomes. There was one that roamed North San Diego County many years ago. They used a DC-4 and it was way cool. I got a tour of it one afternoon and…

I agree with everything all of you have said, plus I would probably never buy a Targa.

I think it is a bit over-priced even in today’s market. Plus, the little problems it has makes me question how well it has been maintained. 

Yuck. ND

I foolishly bought a first generation North American Fiesta in 1980 thinking it would be a fun little parts chaser. What a dog.