While this shows admirable career commitment, it doesn’t show anything worth that much of my money. ND.

Maybe if I worked for the PO, but otherwise, just NO. Even then, that’s a lot of bucks for a 23 YO nuthin’-special minivan. Only 86,000 miles? Call me dubious (I’ve been called worse . . .)

Set the Xerox machine to Enlarge by 30%.

oh nice. my uncle had an MG that was good for about 300 miles.

It won’t, so to make up for this it’ll have double the wiring harness smoke. Seeing how the battery is now somewhat larger then the previous 12v smoke generator, this shouldn’t be a problem at all...

I came here for jokes about British electrics.

If there’s one group you want to trust with building a car run entirely on electrics, it’s the British.

I knew a guy named Fred who had an MGB.

How will they make it leak oil?

Yes, but this is up to last Thursday. I had to have time to compile the data and I didn’t expect an outlier like that to show up after the fact. I’ll include this week in next year’s compilation.

I’m glad I rank right up there with a good bowel movement. There’s honestly nothing more satisfying, amiright?

Rob, I’m sure I speak for others when I say that reading Nice Price or No Dice is almost as important a part of my morning routine as a cup of coffee and taking a deuce. Thanks for what you do.

A heartfelt and resounding WTF? There is exactly nothing in here that remotely justifies the asking price. What drugs is this guy taking? Never mind, because I don’t care . . .

Sometimes it feels like you put stuff up here for us to just no dice it into oblivion

-A teenager who saved grass-cutting money for five years to buy his first car.

I’m not gonna say there was no good music produced after 1976, but that period of 1964-1976 will never been equaled IMO.

I’m 33, and have got The Crazy World of Arthur Brown on vinyl. One of the original shock rockers.

He is an absolute legend.

If so, clearly he taught it to burn.

Correct answer... followed closely by Hell no.