Not bad at all- about $600 in sheet metal and it's ready for paint! You can't beat that...

*New* cars are expensive there, used cars are shockingly cheap. I've imported several older classics from the UK that were never sold here in the US.

Having a welder in the garage, and knowing that rust-free body panels are readily available from the West Coast, I'm going NP. The Amazon engine definitely seals the deal. Rust can be repaired, and this one needs paint anyways.

Jesus H, some people on here have major Ferrari issues. Can you point on the teddy bear where Enzo gave you a bad touch? :( *sniffle*

You must be British.

Looks like you have issues more pressing than deciding which cars are important to you.

Regulations stated that only 4 crew members, that includes the driver, were allowed to work on the car at one time. It even says that in the video. You can see the race warden watching to make sure that they were complying with the rule.

You can do that with most, but I'll shoot you. Choose your targets wisely.

He has a very punchable face.

I don't care how many gears the C7's autobox has. It still sucks.

This is the most ridiculous way to run a business I have ever heard of.

The car should have been RHD for the commercial.

That interior is really, really awful. And ruining the pop-up headlamps? WTF, guys?

Porsches terrorizing villages?

Sorry, I'll try to slow down. Promise.

Dammit AP. It wasn't speed that caused the accident. Speed, along with the crash, was the result of poor, but likely not malicious, judgement.

An engine sound generator, it's synthetic (fake) as hell. Meh.

Most likely squarely between the "V8 supercar" and the F1, if you're talking about the road course NASCAR racers. They're seriously quick.

If you read the full thread you'll notice their response was simple and limited and that, for the most part, customers were coming to the defense of Underground Racing. It makes the alleged private threat all the more confusing.

Man, there is no way to make yourself look like a bigger toolbox and alienate your own business than to sue your own customers, regardless of what they've said about you. If some random dude on an Internet forum can get you so riled up that you feel the need to go after him in court, you certainly require…