guy at the now-defunct Chrysler museum said they made 5, I think...

I've sat on one in the now-closed Chrysler Museum. one of the many reasons they're not road-legal is those strips in between the front wheels accommodate the turn signals, amongst other things.

all of my want. I'm throwing money at the screen, but nothing is happening.

That last part sounds like a story we all want to hear.

ah, awesome.

that's awesome, but WHY WAS IT THERE?

see, now you've opened a can of worms. what's the story?

Tires. they don't know how long they'd last at those speeds.

I don't care how ugly you say it is. This and the Veneno are the cars your 9-year-old-self wants. with the Veneno you just go ITS GOT POINTY THINGS ON TOP OF ITS POINTY THINGS. and this thing has JET INTAKE PODS AND THE INSIDE IS BLUE AND ITS PAINTED LIKE A FIGHTER PLANE! it's the wackiness that makes these cars…

someone Imperial-ized the joke. i have a feeling that should be KPH, because there are 90KPH zones.

yeah, I didn't see the VIN posted here, someone posted about it in the General section, but it seems like it would fit better in Late Model/Super

given the whole scenario here, I do doubt he "forgot where he parked it."

your story is good, although if your Passat was repo'd, that's slightly your fault.

makes for a nice picture, though the corvettes are now in long term storage.

it goes well with her other cars, (a '58 corvette convertible and a '91 ZR-1) although those she got through inheritance after her brother died young from cancer, so they weren't exactly her choice.

Don't know quite how to reply to that...

Nice! Before the V-wagon existed, I convinced my mother to pick up a V-sedan. stick, recaros, it's gorgeous.

I know, I've been there.

WHY DID I CLICK THAT.

I am in the same boat, though I have raced before.