Dan runs all of the local drift events here in New Mexico, and he has to be one of the kindest and most genuine people I’ve ever met.

I think the Huracan and the Slingshots are his, I’m not sure about the F650s though, I don’t think GDC deals with vehicles that big.

You can sleep in a car, but you can’t race a house.

The 330 was the big six, you couldn’t get an 8 from the factory on the E46, apart from the GTR, but there were only 10 of those made.

I’ve noticed this with Ford trucks as well, my ‘93 smells exactly the same as my dad’s ‘97, and my friend’s ‘68 that had sat for 10 years or so. It’s weird, and definitely brings back memories whenever I get in any of them.

This one is a datsun, no less

A bunch of the usual crap you’d expect from a car that sat in a yard for 12 years, and an ancient little baggie of marijuana seeds and stems.

I appreciate the honesty of Cheap wheels bad tires, but to call that a shell is optimistic at best.

On the 78 280z, they are in the same place, just without lids, as they were underneath the raised floor of the trunk in the 280z, and in the ZX, if I’m not mistaken, they are behind the seats.

Check #19, friend

Without a shadow of a doubt a lift. I already do 99% of things without compressed air, but a lift would make every project a cakewalk.

Luckily however the oval/road course Sandia is under little threat due to it’s proximity to both the prison and the dump.

I haven’t been able to find leederacola anywhere here.

No back seat, no accident.

Just maybe.

Not to nitpick, but that was a Joe Walsh song, and while he was the lead singer of the Eagles at the time, however Life’s Been Good was a solo work.

Barbados Slim!?

Worked for Rick Ross.

I always thought that it got the owner to aspire to a better car.

Those were sold as “used”, in that they had had a complete factory restoration, but had to keep the old VIN and odometer reading, in order to not recertify them.