Bill is the man! Awesome to see some coverage of local shops on Jalopnik.

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The best one is the one in front of you. Here's mine; it's a Personal from 1973 mounted in my NA.

What is the last vintage car you bought, and what kind of plans do you have for it?

The wheels on my car are the same brand as the wheels on a Formula 1 car. I am ok with this.

"Anyone sweating how glacially the BRZ accelerates should dunk another macaroon into the Golden Corral's chocolate fountain and shut the fuck up."

If breaking your legs and having the bones protrude through your pants is cool, consider me Miles Davis

Apparently I cut a yellow light too close for his liking, and I appeared to be speeding

Awesome. Seriously awesome.

Didn't know a kid could fit inside a 1/64 scale car. I think this should read "Power Wheels" rather than "Hot Wheels" #corrections

Keep looking, you'll find one eventually. I was able to get my 102k-mile 1990 for $2500, and all it needed was a few minor cosmetic things.

Definitely a WRX. What the fuck were my parents thinking when they let me get it? Got myself into way too much trouble with this car, but loved every second of it.

I know of at least 2 commenters here that own them and I believe both are still stock.

It took quite a bit of searching for me to find an unmolested one for a decent price, but I would by no means say they have "almost totally disappeared"

BMW generally has some of the best looking factory alloys, but these look like they belong on a clapped out Civic. Bring back the Style 5s, please.

When I was 12, and the '99 Si came out, I wanted one SO BADLY. I had all kinds of crazy ideas of what I wanted to do to it. With time I became wiser, and realized cars like this are much better enjoyed stock. To this day, I wouldn't mind having one to tool around in, but I highly doubt there are any unmolested ones…

The Ultimate Driving Machine my ass.

I thought this concept sounded familiar:

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How about the Pitcrew front end?