maybe you just need to remove the seat....

Not a terrible price, but speaking as someone who used to restore these, they aren’t really fit for human occupation.

This might be a Nice Price, I don’t know.. I gave it a No Dice because they spent the time to do certain things (paint and interior), but didn’t do them as the original car had. Even if this wasn’t a show car, I could maybe justify the price if they took the time to keep the car “numbers matching” at least.

My god, could her business be more cliched?

6'8 and a former owner of both an NA and NB Miata. No, you’re not too tall.

Has anyone ever brought a Fairlane Skyliner to a car show and had the self restraint to not display it mid-retraction like shown above?

This front clip looks like what Norco smells.

In short, who are you to tell me what to do?

I live in San Diego, and our lifeguards have always driven smaller pickups such as 4Runners and OG Rangers on the sand - but one of two things are aways in play: either there are coned-off “lanes” for them to operate in where beachgoers aren’t allowed to lay out, or if they traverse outside of said lanes (or if said…

I would not trust the dealership or the customer

Mustang is what I meant, I was too quick to the draw.

Maybe you should work on your reading comprehension.

Most of these are terrible choices, but if you’re going to pine on about how late-70s Celicas resemble a ‘69 Charger, at least have the wherewithall to show the car from the only angle from which it does:

The CT is Tesla’s new design language.

Seeing this image makes me feel even more sorry for this woman. Who just needed a car, and was desperate enough to trust a place like this.

My cousin Jeffrey, who works in the Parks Department, says this will never get off the ground.

...and can I not have to interact with a bunch of other people for days at a time

It’s aging, but it’s far from ancient. It’s roughly 4.5 years old.

It was the cyclists fault.

I still don’t get why so many of you cry when you see a slideshow.