CP. Hack convertible job on a car with questionable electrics and mechanicals to begin with? Bad idea. Buying one of these very used and with questionable maintenance? ABORT! ABORT! ABORT!

Only one way to save this car

1) Rip off the top and all mechanicals for it

I have nothing to add to this conversation outside of "Flying a blimp is by far the craziest/coolest thing I've ever gotten to do in my life".

This will either become a classic or one of those unwanted bastard children that everybody avoids.

If that isn't enough, there's always this.

2005 VW Golf, left side.

e39 BMW M5. 400hp v8 in a sedan. Yes please.

I have that in my Dodge Caliber...so I have a double deterrent.

Reminds me of the Daihatsu Copen at first glance.

The bear had a hankering for some Rhesus Pieces.

I always thought the 2+2 look in the 260z and forward were never executed correctly until the 2nd gen 300ZX.

Ronal Teddy

GM Futurliner:

The Futurliner

This please
1300cc, 115 bhp @ 7300 rpm, air cooled, front wheel drive, quad carbs, dry sump and the last Honda coupe until the prelude showed up in 1978. Quite a pretty little bugger too.

My favorite of all time.

Will.i.am reminds me of a really happy, friendly dog that won't stop shitting on the rug.