Not really. Montgomery County is about halfway between St. Louis and Columbia, MO. It’s pretty rural, but Interstate 70 is a major highway corridor that runs from Baltimore to nearly the western border of Utah.

It’s worth the money. The paint’s not sun-burnt through (no small issue in sunny Florida) indicating that it’s been garage-kept. Low mileage indicates that this served sparing duty as a weekend toy rather than a regular driver.

I normally say that there’s nothing more expensive than a cheap Mercedes, but this one is just about the exception that proves the rule.

There’s a market for unique, stolen masterpieces. Whether they be Penske Lola T70s, ripped off Super Bowl rings, irreplaceable fine art or ugly fuggin’ watches.

So, like 11 of ’em now?

It’s regrettable, but unless I was going to turn this into a dedicated track toy, I’ve gotta say No Dice.

Nah. This is the kind of car that gets cops pulling you over on general principles, saying “I didn’t see you wearing your seatbelt” and “I thought your plates were expired, but they’re not.” Then asking you to get your skeevy ass out of the car because they want to search it.

You’re just trolling ... troll better.

Put a bar there. Or, a Starbucks. Or even a Kroger’s, for that matter. Movie theatres and laundromats too.

ChargePoint leases half the parking lot, cleans up on charging EV drivers to top off while they perform the everyday activities that make up their day. Everybody wins.

It’s not that hard to see how this goes down.…

When he lists the ad for $1500, I’d start to pay attention.

No. Just. No. For so many reasons.

I don’t know if I’d buy into current electric car technology, with the improvements being made on a constant basis. Much less buy one with earlier, less capable equipment.

Hope you got a low-deduction collision policy. Maybe you can even make lemonade from this.

First, thanks Mercedes for the cool piece on a neat, collapsible camper. I truly mean that.

Jeezum Crow — You’re even recycling the slideshows now?

Y’all do realize the typical last words of a hillbilly are “Hey y’all — watch this!”

Pick any position and wait long enough, you’ll likely get to brag you were right.

Which, I guess, makes him the useful idiot.

That’s chump change to him.

I would agree with public. But legal? Perhaps not so much.