My second favorite SL, after the lovely pagoda top. 

It's still there! 

That interior screams fragility!

My biggest issue is the complexity. The old Defender was as simple as new cars got, and it was easy to work on and you could beat the shit out of it.

This is hilarious. Everyone here (99% wouldn’t be buying one anyways) is bitching and moaning exactly like they were when the Bangle-butt five- and seven-series came out. Those cars have aged exceptionally well, according to most Jalops.

At the time, neither northern or southern California dealers could locate any in either stock, allocation, or freight. You could be right.

Interesting. The dealer I worked with just required a small deposit (as you do with factory orders) and that was that. Most of the special orders were RXs, for whatever that's worth. 

Tom -

He doesn't. He talks shit on Twitter. 

It's called centrism, and she's better at pandering to both sides than anyone else, which is what you need if you want to beat the incumbent. Speaking of which, how often does the incumbent lose? 

You’re leaving out reliability, dealer support, parts availability, cachet...

But it’s Jack in the Box, so nothing of value was gained.

I’d bet anything it was picked up from an ADESA or Manheim auction without forethought to how it would be fueled.

That’s exactly why my dad bought one in 2017.

This is how Hillary lost the first time. Be careful!

They aren’t the most up to date, but they’ll work forever.

The left needs to stop playing the identity politics game and let some decent candidates through. If Biden’s the DNC choice, you’re going to see another four years of Trump. Too bad every single media conglomerate and the DNC has thrown the worst at Trump in an attempt to get him impeached, convicted, etc.

Where have we seen this before?

It’s not enough that it’s fiction, the trailer has to be picked apart by people who were never going to watch it to begin with.

Do you think giving it a matte black finish would help?