all the cars I had before keyless entry had either a lever or a button in the cabin to open the trunk. 

it’s kinda the opposite of a sleeper. Sporty look that suggests speed, then get smoked at the light by a camry.

Agree with to on a wagon BUT:

someone will pay close to this, probably, just 1 someone, and once they are done buying the market will dry up.

What your explaining is called a bribe. Is that so much better?

I sort of get it. Sort of don’t.

No.... No, man...Shit, no man. I believe you’d get your ass kicked driving somethin like that, man.

The only complaint I have about the Miata is the lack of torque. Electric motors are known to solve this problem. Or a turbo but I’m tired of asking for that.

How could no one suggest an early oughts Monte Carlo? Slap some Dale stickers on it and NASCAR till your hearts content.

16 mile range on electric should be good enough to cover the annual miles most will be driven. Save that engine wear and tear for the sucker that buys it used.

My apologies. I’ve been to the end of the internet and back and apparently didn’t see that website.

It comes off the trailer that way. Also, goes onto a trailer that way. Also used for towing. Any of those explanation makes sense since they just took delivery, and also the airbag is falling out which might necessitate it going back onto a trailer or being towed. Unless an airbag pointing at your nuts as you try to…

Anyone alive in the 80s knows that seatbelts or even seats for that matter are irrelevant to seating capacity.

Then you know best of anyone. I love it when we find an expert on here.

I don’t want it, but I’d like to see it. Owning it would get real old real quick unless you like taking it to shows. 

Not @ 700HP

This isn’t a marine build, it’s built by World Products (and it’s an old build at that). I can buy a brand new 700+ HP big block crate engine for $15,000.

Are you thinking about Mercury Marine?

I’m just here for the pictures.

hey now, let’s not fat-shame anyone. They’re probably volunteers and performing an important service that can put their lives at risk.