This is the unpopular opinion but, I agree. This thing looks to be built with care and is very cool and one of a kind. That price is indicative of what it is - one of a kind, quality built cool. Why would it matter that this thing has an Iron Duke? It’s a camper, not a performance machine.

This is just wrong.

Could also try this long roof that is on Hemmings now. This one is especially nice with more modern power while the running gear and parts are readily available. If the re-upholstery was done properly, the seats will be comfortable for 12 hour drives.

Look no further than this ‘63 Buick Riviera for $27,500.

Where is the Thunderbird? That’s a Continental.

The 1953 Buick Special —- last of the straight eights that Buick sold! Our family had one —- very unique exhaust note.

I’ll fight you for this.

I recently came across a dealer that has tons of these in stock. Along with Figaros and other weird imports. So it’s not like it’s completely rare. http://www.duncanimports.com/wholesale-used-inventory/index.htm

It was convenient to work on. If you want to look at the engine while it cranks, you don’t need a friend to sit inside and start it for you; you just have to pull on the throttle linkage to engage the starter.

what a peach! How’d you get a hold of the old thing?

My dad’s 1949 Buick Super Eight was the car on which I learned to drive manual. It was big and floaty and shiny, as American cars from that era tend to be. That long hood covered a 248 in³ inline 8, which was connected to a column-shifted 3-speed. It made glorious sounds, and it was a blast to drive, as long as it…

We’re not sure what the problem is here. Looks fine to us.

The best part is the head rest is white!

it is a Power Ranger. Bye I will see myself out

I’m pretty sure the Trump is calling for a probe, not a Mustang.

Was going to write this exact comment. I defer to you good sir....

What are you talking about? Craigslist is full of cars with V4s. Do some research dude.

How about the Tesla’s reaction after impact though? Fully composed and in control within its lane while slowing down safely. Had the same thing happened to the cherokee next to it, I would bet a lot more sliding, rolling, and general highway carnage for all in the vicinity would have ensued.

Autopilot in a construction zone... really?