Don't forget to add some glow sticks under the rocket panels.

“Supra Man, Supra Man, Wish I could fly like Supra Man”

Agree with you on price. This looks nicely done, but:

I share your thoughts. This looks like a reasonable approach to restoring a 65 CJ. It keeps most things original while addressing 2 key issues: 1. Modern engines are better, and 2, seatbelts save lives.

I rented one of these for a week when they were new. It drove nicely and was actually quite comfortable. However, at just under 2000 miles on the odometer, various plastic parts were failing all over. The cigarette lighter had melted itself loose, and couldn’t charge my phone (yes, I had one of the blasted overpriced…

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Why?

So really Rob offer three choices: No Dice, Nice Price, and Save My Marriage!

Yup, now that I'm older and dumber, I recognize that cars have evolved a lot in the last two decades. Compared to cars of its era, the S2000 was amazing. Compared to cars of today, like the modern Miata, it's just not as good--but I still want one. NP.

I actually agree with you. I like the styling of the retrobird. I do think 10K is a tad high.

With Whole Foods’s prices, wouldn’t the diesel Porsche be cheaper?

Thankee kindly, sir!

Id rather have your fridge than the Buick.

Has anybody checked the carfax to see if the car was actually ever a cop car?

I grew up (or failed to do so) in New Mexico. I got stopped one night, very late on the highway heading down from Colorado into Taos. I was driving my ‘70 bug convertible and going full-out, so I admit I actually was speeding. This was summer of ‘86, when New Mexico Highway Patrol had just adopted the Fox-body Mustang…

Neither have I. I’ve led such a sheltered life.

Youtube revealing our innermost souls.

Are you a teacher, or are you married to one?

Yup, I get a video on precision bending of plexiglass with a heat gun. Useful, as I'm planning a storage cabinet for cleaning supplies with removable washable plexiglass shelves.

I believe there’s a market for Daytonas, and the Laser is the same car. But the price is way off, especially if you consider the drips in the car’s path. Is that just water from a fresh wash, or is this car leaking as much oil as a 1960s Dodge truck? Looking at the picture the valve cover, I wouldn’t bet on the car…