FYI, at least in California, the plate stays with the car. I’m now in Ohio, and it just doesn’t make sense to me that the plate stays with the owner, but if I don’t have it on a car, I have to cancel it. So what’s the point?

Excellent work!

LAUNCELOT: We were in the nick of time. You were in great peril.

You could at least provide a picture! ;-)

I someone asked me “what’s the best price”, I’d parrot the price in the ad. If they want to make an offer, I’d consider it.

Came over the hill, was blocked by another car until the last minute. The Miata had just slowed to a stop prior to that. (Watch the video on the other post if you can ...)

Except that’s not a camper. From the RVIA.org website: “An RV is a vehicle designed as temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, travel or season use. RVs may be motorized (motorhomes) or towable (travel trailers, folding camping trailers and truck campers). Off-road vehicles are not included in the RV…

“will soon be available to reek havoc at track days”

Remy Julienne was awesome!

I think at most, it’s “semi-solid” ...

I really think you should have included the flow of exhaust in your aero modeling ...

That is the exact car I was thinking of!

Your mom had a swinger?

Okay, you weren’t being reckless. Self-inflicted stupidity like this deserves scorn and mocking. I had a nice car like that, and I never got in over my head. It was more capable than that car, but it was also way more capable than me, so I kept within my limits.

I was at Laguna Seca in that era. Loved the different engine sounds ... the Panoz, the 12 cylinder Ferraris, the Corvettes, the Porsches ... you could almost tell who was going by just from the engine sounds.

Nope. From the west, we don’t use “pop”. I live in Ohio now. Still don’t. Sounds strange when people say it.

Wow! Such soda hate! I used to drink any cola, but then got to where I couldn’t stand Coca Cola. I don’t drink much soda any more, but when I do, they’re usually Pepsi products!

I have no need of that type of vehicle.

I get the reliability thing, but there’s not a vehicle on this list I would ever drive, much less buy!

Many years ago, we bought one for our son that had a battery-powered squirt gun in the handlebars, fed from a tank in the down tube. Not very accurate, but that didn’t matter!