EVO magazine did a test a number of years back and declared the original Integra Type-R as the best ever by a large margin.

Most of them live with their parents and sell cell phone contracts.

Fascinating letter, thanks for sharing. Is Ghost Mall your site?

My mom managed a flower shop there before I came along. She got mugged in the parking lot twice and quit. She remained friends with the owners who had a penthouse in Lake Point Tower that I vaguely remember attending a dinner at when I was four or five.

Number 1: the people here are real sweethearts.

You either get it or you don't.

As long as Renn-List hasn't black-listed me.

You sir, sound like a man of taste.

Yeah people took the unreliability thing pretty personally. I'm glad you and others have had good fortune with yours, they're wonderful cars (I may buy one myself soon), but unreliability rumors don't come from nothing. Cheers to you for taking the plunge, I wish you continued good luck with it in the future.

I'm tempted to buy one and when it inevitably goes pop fit an LSsomething.

Bravo.

Yeah, Josh over at Petrolicious has a nice 20V-equipped one and it makes me miss mine like nuts. Thinking of biting the bullet and just building shell-up. I'm probably getting way in over my head. We'll see if it happens.

Thanks for the plug, guise. I just re-read "Fear and Loathing" for the fortieth time the other day, then saw two 928s at the junkyard while hunting for an AW11 shell... it just kinda fell together.

I wrote this article.

Who's the sick fuck behind the camera?

Looks like EVO's former Mustang long termer based on the color and rear side window treatments. If I remember right, it had a few Roush improvements.

Now that's just fantastic.

Holy shit, it's Stephanos Koralski!

Swing axle backbone chassis and air-cooled, turbocharged, multi-fuel, roller-bearing crank 17.6 liter V12.  Built in 4x4, 6x6 and 8x8 configurations from 1967-82.  You can import these things for under $10k - someday, someday.

'I have no corkscrew or glasses - let's enjoy this 1978 Henri Jayer Richebourg Grand Cru.'