This is an odd one. Seems a little too monkeyed with to be a restoration candidate, and pretty far down the road to the seller’s particular (peculiar?) vision. ND unless you happen to be really on board with that vision.

This looks like a rare miscalculation in the long game that Republicans play so well. They slow-walked the fight against Roe as long as they could, using it to keep their hold on the base. When they saw the end was near, they looked for other red-meat issues by which that loyalty would transfer–immigration, culture…

Yeah, Land Rover pricing + the rarity of this configuration = somebody will pay it.

First of all, sincerely, good on you for doing the right thing with your guns and your son. But this raises a question I’ve always wanted to ask a gun owner: Do you keep guns in your home for self-defense? If so, what good do they do when they’re locked away, unless you’re lucky enough to be near that place when an…

The state of matter of most of the components is solid, so yes, solid. :)

I might have said that, but I stand corrected.

The restaurant/bar is still there. Around back for the cars. Unclear where you go for the tattoos.

Very recent Street View. Drink it all in. There’s even a Montero on the lot.

If it’s not a scam and I can drive home with both kidneys, easiest NP. But my hunch is it will be at the far end of a long conversation with the new best friend you weren’t looking for.

The odometer issue gives me some pause. But beyond that, this is like seeing an old Hilux restored to factory condition. It’s a workhorse that you have to keep pampered and coddled in the barn most of the time. Especially if you pay this much for it. ND.

That top folding itself away into the trunk feels like some kind of metaphor for the fate that awaits the buyer. ND.

I guess if you’re a Yugo cultist, this might be the nicest one you’ll find. But if you’re a Yugo cultist, maybe you don’t want the nicest one, because you’re into pain but you can’t afford an actual Italian car, so you go for something Italian-adjacent.

Seems beyond fixing, at least to my idea of what that would entail. If 12-year-old me had bought a Revell model kit of this van and decided to “improve” it, the result would probably look something like this. Rectangular sealed beams? Full-perimeter body extension? A bumper off something else? No, no, no.

Just got back from bleaching my eyes. No, a thousand times no. Why????

This is Hudson County, where people have been re-elected after being convicted. Unfortunately, she can probably tough it out if she chooses.

You know, if a cop told me he was going to shoot me, I might be in fear for my life, and in my adrenaline-fueled state I might react forcefully. Funny how that works.

I must say, it’s the first Rolls in many years that doesn’t look like a rolling fat suit. I mean, it still is one, but they hide it well.

Those seats are color matched with duck tape, so I think you’d be good there.

I still don’t get the hate for the C4. The styling may have overcorrected from the cartoon the C3 had become. But this generation of the Vette also started to get serious in the ways that mattered. This looks well cared for, and the aftermarket tweaks may not be to everyone’s taste, but they’re not egregious. NP.

...aaaaand we’re done here.