Owned an ‘82 version of this in the early 90's.  Fantastic car, fun to drive, but underpowered.  I’d own another, but at about half this price.  He may know what he has, but there’s no way it’s worth $10K

Not that I’m specifically saying anything, but after his brain injury, he’s a different guy.  A lot more serious, and less “fun” in his wit.

My sense is that it only makes it out for event situations or more formal Cars & Coffee (ramen & rides?) type events where parking is assured. 

He’s out of the city.  He has a 2 car garage.

I instagram-know a guy with a 71 Coupe deVille in Japan.  I can’t imagine what he pays.  4600lbs and a 7.2L

Wait for the RV’s must die post because they use some sort of fuel other than the sun and happy feelings.  I want to be in my 20's, idealistic and stupid again like the folks at Earther.

Thoughts and prayers.

VW with their pedantic/Germanic recording of everything should be able to tell you if it was replaced. A simple call to a dealer and the VIN should sort it out. Also, can’t have the primary functioning lights in a tailgate/trunk lid due to DOT.

Or a burning dumpster.

Totally agree.  It wasn’t until their death throws that they got a competitive powerplant via Rotax/Aprilia.  Being saddled with that sportster lump and having to work within the constraints of the bar and shield was far from optimal, but at least they were in the market instead of the outside looking in. 

They did all that with the Buell, and couldn’t kill it fast enough.  The stores didn’t support it, and the cosplayers didn’t like it because it didn’t have a badge and shield or enough chrome. 

Shorts.

So, just checking, at what point do all these talking heads start walking to Glasgow for the meeting? Or will it be chock o’block full of private jets? I know what I’m betting on...

Take your star and get back in your Gimp box you bastard. 

I was a proponent of Gold Bond, but recently tried Duke Cannon’s Bloody Knuckles, and am a convert. Scentless, non-greasy, absorbs quickly, and makes my hands softer than a baby’s bum. Also, not expensive, and a little goes a long way.

Maybe it’s his personal Uber. You know, Adam...the Driver.

A shorter house of cards, or defying gravity?

Don’t be concerned, it has absolutely no reliability at all.  Reliability free so to speak. 

The iconic blue is trademarked, as is anything that is that color, but not the actual box. If that makes any sense.

Who are you calling a brand builder!