In high school, I found out that my key to my 1986 Honda Civic fit my friends 1980 Honda Accord. For a couple of weeks, I would move it after he parked it. Sometimes a couple spaces, sometimes completely across the lot. The first few times he was confused, and then he was convinced it was his younger brother doing it.…

Since you asked, “Would you snap at the chance?” I voted ND. However, 2 of these sold for well over that with more miles at Mecum auctions last week, and there was a buyers premium on top of that, so they should have no problem selling it at that price.

I voted ND, but I don’t think it is as clear a choice as some of you are making it out to be. How do you value art? There are million dollar plus paintings that I wouldn’t hang in my living room if you gave them to me, but does that mean they are not valuable? I think these types of cars start to cross that line into…

It’s not for me, and it looks like one in better condition sold for about $850 not too long ago. That said, I would rather pay $2500 for this than try to do all that fiberglass work myself, so I don’t think it is that bad of a price if you want one.

Is it in the lease or the rules that they agreed to follow when they signed the lease? If so, I have no sympathy.

Looking forward to seeing this. I have always wondered about what it would take and how big a pain it would be.

no doubt, but I was referring to later in the article where the residents were complaining that it was not fair. I would definitely be looking for a new place to live if I was his friend.

Certainly understand his point of view, and I agree with you. However, they did not tow his car. My comment was referencing later in the article where the tenants were arguing that the standards were unfair. I certainly would not want to live there and would be looking for a new apartment, but if they if they knew the…

That’s not where I was going with that comment. I find that stupidity knows no racial or socio economic boundaries. Most of the people I hear bitching about this stuff are people are white people living in affluent neighborhoods who did not read the lease or HOA agreements and now want to bitch about it.

Is it in the lease or the rules that they agreed to follow when they signed the lease? If so, I have no sympathy. Yes, it is a stupid policy. However, I am sick of people complaining about policies they agreed to. For example, I hate HOAs. I owned a condo with an HOA. The only people who bothered to come to the HOA…

Cool van. Price? No Dice.

I voted ND, because I am assuming that he would have documented it if the IMS bearing had been changed. If it has, it would be NP.

ND, it seems to me it is not far off, but I think it has too much yet to be done to be worth that price. Then again, I am not a jeep nut, so I could be wrong.

The article said it was a dealer, so given my experience, I would say they jumped off the car, revved it to the redline a few times, and then drove it to the lot and are letting people test drive it. I have never seen a dealer care much about taking care of a vehicle they selling, but that is an assumption and may not…

This was what I came to post. This car would only be valuable to a museum. Cars are meant to be driven, at least occasionally. Not only will all the gaskets and rubber be dried out, you will likely have bearing issues. The cooling system could be problematic as well. If they did not drain and change the fluids before…

Find the Mason Dixon line and go south. For example: - https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2932831476946508/ - Less miles, Windsor V8, 4x4 for $7500 and I still think it is overpriced.

I think the choices should have been NP or I think this is a scam. I voted NP, but I would be very wary of a scam or hidden major issues.

Came here to post this road.

If you want to see a cool restoration series on Youtube for one of these, check out Ronald Finger on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7MvJcb2I6mYLHlI7eyPZ9JHE2Znstm0y. I voted NP on this, but I had one and, I still have PTSD from working on it. It drove like a dream, but I would never own one again.