This is a proper take. I’m not a huge fan of cars like this, custom or otherwise, but I wouldn’t want to live in a world were such beasts didn’t exist.

No offense, but I’m struggling to come up with a non-sketchy reason for why someone would own a tanker full of chicken fat…

That has all the appeal of a cup of chicken fat with a hair in it.

Sorry, but Alfa 33 Stradale has the best butt in the business. 928 has nice, but this is in different league. The 33 Stradale is not just pretty butt, but prettiest vehicle ever done.

“Here’s a worked over project with an engine that needs rebuilt. $12,950.”

It’s kind of funny... every single thing about this car is terrible and I still find the black-painted wheels the worst part. This trend must die.

Geez, a few Regular Car Reviews videos, and everybody’s a post structuralist!

I kid, I kid. It’s a good point. But NPOND always seems to come down to “would I buy it” votes, versus its worth to someone who’s into that style.

That being said, no hydraulics, no dice.

Shit come to Houston, this thing is tame

I think this is a couple grand or so away from a NP. Seemingly very clean metal, stout 350 and a unique body style - call it decent price.

These are about $5,000 when you find one for sale. They may be a somewhat rare but I really like the second generation the best and could see paying closer to the asking price for one of those.

Sunlight/UV rays is/are the culprit.  Chemistry has advanced.

I believe I have just read the perfect sentence. 

8 grand for that wax banana is straight clown tits.

brown longroof with 4 speed? No? Has to be a Volvo 240 and not a Pinto? Yeah you’re right.

“there’s still a lot of appeal here”

Some people like to pretend that they’re a Real Driver.

This car is something of an enigma. So it’s no surprise that we’re being asked to perform a Touring test.

More like when you want an Eagle but your partner insists on safety and reliability.

When your broke and really want that BMW X6

NP, buuut I would try to get it down some dollars before I called it a sale. That’s also assuming that the underside didn’t show rot that we just can’t see.