No joke, but I think the dream garage would be built to build my dream car. Well at least the one that is even relatively affordable, one of my dream cars is a Ferrari 250 GTO and that is just well you know.

Well yeah, but what an avarage garage costs to build and the fees associated with it would still hack off a nice sized chunk of what that car cost. In most places I would say it would be around $20k.

Well yeah, but what an avarage garage costs to build and the fees associated with it would still hack off a nice sized chunk of what that car cost. In most places I would say it would be around $20k.

No that little sponsored thing has to do with all of kinja though.

I guess maybe this guy should have just skipped buying the car and built a garage instead and then saved up and got a car later. Paint can hold up a lot better than most people believe, people just take that extra step for convenience. In all honesty that snow will not hurt the car and he should leave it there rather…

Not everybody has a garage nor is a Mustang afraid of the elements. Isn't that one of the great things about a Mustang, it can be thrashed and you don't have to baby it yet it is still competitive with the brands that you do?

It has a modern wing but I'm not sure how legal the slats would be coming on a factory car.

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I said impractical, the plane was based off of two separate planes that already existed. But impractical because there was no use to bring the two planes together when each design was good enough alone. I believe a study actually said this design hindered performance. I would still love to have one custom made for me…

So to the people who are saying they should sell the art: Selling this art would be about the equivalent of selling a watch your grandpa brought back from WWII for $100 to put towards paying for a $40k car that will be repo'ed very soon. It doesn't make any sense, it has value beyond just what it is on the surface,…

Good, that was half of the inspiration. I would love to have a plane exactly like out of the show, alas they say it is impractical.

Simple, it's all crowd sourced. They give what the people directly tell them they want, unlike major manufactures.

I get the feeling it is one of those car washes where you hand it off to employees and they run it through and clean it. So in actuality this is probably more of an employees fault especially for giving the keys to somebody they saw him talk to and made an assumption.

I believe where you went wrong was the "dumb enough" quip. If that had been left out all would have been well. The ashes being in the car was absolutely necessary due to the errand the guy was running and one does not want to take them out and look odd just carrying ashes around.

Actually this would be a great test for all of the seals and construction overall.

It's as if the other guy thinks this is in some random normal parking lot.

I remember this well, but we all know it was a fluke. These things are amazing and valuable, but not quite that valuable.

There are a lot of regrets, most of them come from our fake stock market thing in an Econ class. I was making real money I could have invested but I stuck with the fake money, I could have made off well with Netflix.

I really wish I would have bought some when they were at $25, I wish I hadn't been afraid then. I would of had something to the tune of $50k right now from my modest tax return investment.

Walmart has one for $60, just thought I should tell ya.