I remember it well. It was one of the first concept cars I can remember catching my eye. I also remember that it was one of the last Matchbox cars I got new and actually played with (I was around 7 when this car debuted). It was sort of the first retro design cars.

Sorry about that, as soon as I typed it I thought, "that's not right."

No you are right, I suppose there absolutely are cars that should not be toyed with. I don't know if there is a set rule or not like production numbers or not. But what about those companies that take E-Types and then put the body on what is essentially a modern platform with modern brakes, electronics, tires, etc. Is…

Look I've got kind of a long rant about this:

All the crazies are out. First Blake Bortles had a bat shit crazy lawsuit filed against him and now Manziel!

I love hot, sexy-looking wagons as much as the next Jalop but you guys have to understand that it's been 30 years since the station wagon was a relevant vehicle in the U.S. market.

So you're saying it's a great idea?

This ad targeting doesn't really work anyway. When I bought my car last month I did some Googling and then bought the car. I'm still getting ads for the car, but there is no point in advertising at me because I won't buy another one.

It's not one in Davenport either, that's just the one they have the most issues with.

New York needs to borrow a page from Davenport, IA.

TG:UK may be played but I don't know if it's actually jumped the shark. What was its jump the shark moment? It does seem to be getting a bit old.

Mine's a strange two-part answer:

WTF is "VG"?

Yeah I lived in Auburn for a short time and I went over there for the fall auction once. I'd recommend it to any car person. Even without being a registered bidder it's easy to just walk around right up to all the cars and take pictures and everything. Lot's of automobilia for sale too.

I'm curious if you share with your buyers your Website? I can see it going either way because on one hand it shows that "hey, I put good, quality work into your car" but on the other hand it could turn off the buyer with like "hey he basically painted over some rust and put some new parts in it and wants $2k!"

I wonder if someone in Brooklyn is hoarding beaten down old Cadillacs? Stranger things have happened in NY.

I got married 7 months ago and just bought a Fiat Abarth and my wife was more than happy for me to do it. She's a keeper and knows how to get the marriage off right.

A couple things:

I could dig this kind of thing. Not brash, not going to make the po-po look twice, heck it might resemble a Caprice PPV enough that in some jurisdictions they might think you're one of them!
I'd certainly be interested if I had a family to haul around. No doubt these could probably be had for the cheap on the…

His wife is cool and smart. Cool that she lets him have his party at a strip club and smart to not leave his side unless he's with other dudes. That's how you keep your NBA husband from meeting side pieces (while he's home...)