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    CP at that price. Even before factoring the high maintenance costs of old BMWs, replacing those wrong wheels will be righteous bucks.

    “... the rattly 1.6 four pot.”

    I meant that in the way that paper maps are very nearly impossible to find.

    You know, I was about to get tired of all the whining about the absence of manual transmissions (and my own car is manual). I mean, fade-prone drum brakes, hoppy live axles, and carburetors with sketchy throttle response mean more "driver involvement" too, but no one waxes nostalgic over those.

    Or maybe you just have a case of wanting to compensate for, um... shortcomings?

    The Dodge Hellcats will be largely forgotten as soon as someone offers another muscle car with more hp. When the claim to fame is just horsepower, it doesn't take much to get trumped.

    Europa John Player Special. 42" tall, about 1,650 pounds. I wanted one as a teenager in 1973 and still want one now.

    I have a soft spot for Toyota wagons. If anyone would be likely to pay too much for one, it would be me.

    Then please give me one :)

    Melissa Peterson and her dog...

    Yeah, a FWD race car is crazy. Like a diesel one, or a hybrid one.

    Crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crackity crack pipe. I would avoid any car with the top chopped off. That's just asking for all kinds of rattles and torsional problems.

    Fighters are cool and fast and all, but 747s still amaze me...

    Looks. Like. Butt.

    I'm old enough that I remember when this one appeared, shortly after the Apollo 11 moon landing.

    Look, I know there are Corvette owners somewhere who don't fit this stereotype, but in my part of the country the majority of them look just like this dude...

    It reminds me of this:

    It reminds me of this: