The Quiet Steel and high-strength aluminum alloy panels are riveted together. The rivets have a tin-zinc coating and the steel and aluminum panels are e-coated, so the materials are isolated from each other and to prevent galvanic corrosion.

I don't think that one should be afraid of a car, or a motorcycle for that matter. Fear makes one a bad driver. I think a better word, or feeling, would be one of massive respect.

Wow I dislike this even more now, no need for country crossing to be boring-

My son and daughter, 9 and 5 respectively, have helped and/or watched me change oil multiple times, rotate tires, replace brake discs and pads, replace a caliper, bleed brakes, replace a swaybar, replace swaybar links, drain and fill a rear differential, tear apart the top of an engine to do a valve adjustment, and…

Please let it be driven by Nick Offerman.

[Today BMW announced that it will run its newly restored 1970 BMW ALPINA 2002ti in the annual Rolex Monterey Motorsport Reunion at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca next week. The car will be raced by Road & Track Executive Editor and vintage racer Sam Smith.]

We started with 5-55 gallon drums of bacon fat (not pounds) and ended with 4 barrels at about 230 +- finished goods (we lost a little bit in processing). The process involves heating and their is some loss that occurs naturally.

I'd like to drive the stripperiest of strippers as well.

I want to drive the stripperiest of stripper GMC models and see how it holds up. But that price is pretty good for the most modern truck in this segment.

You should let some used car dealerships know this.

Moar buses

Lots of great cars in the American scene over the years. There's also a 280Z that runs #280 in RA events, and a Hillclimb Porsche 928 that is, of course, #928.

Thanks but I'm currently rebuilding a 1985 Ski Nautique with a 454. That is my main focus at the moment, oh and keeping the Jet Skis on the water.

The only reason I'd ever own a BMW is so I could put Alpina wheels on it. That has got to be one of the prettiest wheels ever.

Take the oil out through the bottom, as God intended.

Why do you care about cars?

I believe 'production' and 'v8' are the key words here. The other cars listed in your reply and others to you are either:

At least SOMETHING on this car was designed to be light weight.

I want one in unpainted aluminum...