Well in light of that, I’d agree with you.

I don’t think skateboarders are big on remuneration, or anything else with that many syllables.

Damn, this is good writing for Jalopnik. For anywhere. Please come back.

“Does my neighour - who’s an asshole - get more cred because he drives his old, restored Mercedes SL (a ‘73 I believe), than my uncle - who is one of the nicest guys on the planet - who trailers his baby to shows.”

Your priorities make sense, but they weren’t forced on you. You can daily it, if you do all your own work and have a high tolerance for uncertainty.

I built my car over the past decade. Drive it every day, autocross when it’s in good enough tune, don’t own any other transportation. I could have babied it and bought a Camry, but I like driving my Corvair, so that’s all I drive.

“Ever driven an old car, say from the 1950s or 60s with no modern amenities?”

“Ohio is not Iowa”

They let a PA into the Studio Actors Guild?

Like taking a guys last name before you start dating

Eh, depends. Maybe this doesn’t turn out to a 993, maybe it does. It’s not a PT Cruiser— it has a decent chance of being a classic.

Man, I had no idea anyone cared this much about these cars.

cute, optimistic, Corvette? Wife material.

Nic Cage owns two.

I drive old cars & bikes exclusively because I prefer the experience. Still, I’m not sure how I feel about purposefully engineering “soul” back into modern cars. Something incredibly cheesy about purposefully fouling the mixture to sound like a carb’d engine.

I disagree with you there.

Fuck it, sure. DVD or Blu-ray?

Haha, smart man.

Didn’t know that was an option.

Low budget shoots often forgo production insurance... it’s just too expensive when your budget is $2K. Thats what LLC’s are for.