It’s almost like they’re in business to make money rather than in business for another reason that has never existed in the history of businesses larger than your buddies craft beer mug shop.

Add Watkins Glen and Long Beach to that list.

What more do you want? If I punch a guy in the face, I’m not apologizing for it. I’m sorry that it caused a disturbance at the restaurant and ruined everyone’s dinner. Not sorry this guy got hit in the face. At the time, that’s what felt right.

Why is it “weird”? Think you’re missing the overall point here. It’s not about looks, it’s about nostalgia. Read some of the comments and see for yourself. the only way you don’t agree is if you weren’t alive during this time.

Mmmm proooooobably don’t let anyone you suspect is under the influence drive your Corvette at all?

It’s totally missing the opportunity to have the old “Turbo” button.

Actually, no, you can easilu supercede this with any GM diesel engine of the 80's

Floor Mats and Trunk Mat: $16000

I take my flip flops off when I’m wearing them. Barefoot is easier with 3 pedals.

If you think a Chevette would reliably get you from A to B, then you didn't own back in the day.

Where I live, 23hp merging onto the freeway gets you a 4000lb suppository in the form of a soccer mom paying attention to literally everything else on the planet that isn’t the road 100' in front of her bumper.

To be fair, it may have lost 1 or 2 since then.

And for $11.5k, I don’t want to see any aftermarket parts. That intake and BOV look aftermarket. I love these cars, but I just can’t justify spending this much on one.

You can’t force people to give it 100% if they don’t want to. Lambo teams took a calculated risk and it backfired on them.

Cizeta V16 motor!

Tell that to Flint.

My grocery store most definitely sells hunks of parm from all over the wheel and, in my experience, cheese people are super accommodating, and let me choose whatever piece I want. I’ve had them cut already wrapped pieces up further and repackage them.

Search for “stormdrane” on YouTube. He’s got a few dozen videos of knotwork from pretty basic stuff to really ornamental.

We need this everywhere.