/me is 51. Previously drove a BMW Z4 Coupe. Cross-shopped the C7 Corvette against the base 981 Cayman and the M2. The Cayman was too slow, and had too little low-end torque. The M2 was nowhere to be found on dealer lots.

As a courilary: my dad owns a 1966 C2, which he bought second hand from an F-4 phantom pilot in 1969 (it still has a set of Navy pilot wings on the dash, and an F-4 patch decal on one of the windows).

I mean this in the nicest way possible...

-100 stars for dbag reference

Yeah i dont love it. The Chevy 130R was much better looking IMHO.

Martin Brundle said that the 190E had one of the best chassis ever fitted to a four-door saloon.

Put a capitalist heart in a product of East Germany, and watch it take over the world.

 A lot of people do like the hearse. They’re dying to have a ride in it.

My wife would never be able to drive that. She needs the D.

A more sophisticated suspension provides even more chewy alternatives. Like this suspension member off an old Saturn.

With a turbo engine and an interior looking that good, there’s only one way this vote can go.

The CORRECT thing to do with any rotary:

No. This is an Aero Wagon.

Ghostbusting?

Oh its pretty rational. HOAs are run and supported be small minded fascists who have to be up in other peoples shit.

Sure... Note: An absurdly large number of these were Craigslist finds. We tend to buy other people’s stalled projects. Then, we forget to sell them. Also, most of these have over 100,000 miles on them, some over 200K. We do our own wrenching, so mileage doesn’t scare us.
In chronological order (* = actually…

I scratched that itch with Retropie on a new raspberry pi 3.

Was a fun little project but it has been moderately sidelined due to the new Mariokart coming out on the Switch.

Oh no. You took up vaping didn’t you? Quitting is no easier than with cigarettes, but you have our support!

Why start now?

Those seats...I want those seats so bad.