Because wagon. $9600.00

Could have sworn it was iron. It was much heavier than the LS.

http://myfacebookfriendsaretiredofhearingaboutcars.kinja.com/i-built-a-volv…

Were those Saab's rear-wheel drive?

Here's a little video of the exhaust surprise:

I took out the original iron Volvo inline 6 and put in a lighter aluminum LS1.

I miss the Jalopnik "Engine of the Day."

Just finishing up an LS swap on my wagon. Would highly recommend.

It can be yours for $3750.

All these great cars and no Cadillac Allante?

If the C class 55's had superchargers, i'd say this would be the winner, but alas...

A couple weeks ago, I was involved in an accident that totaled my beloved car of 12 years. Since then, I've basically been sitting in front of my computer, eating pain killers, and searching for a the best pre-owned Benz I could find on eBay for under $15,000. This...this is the best thing to happen to me since they…

I'm building one of these right now, actually.

All these cars came from a dealer/shop in Wilmington, NC. A friend of mine worked there as a mechanic. I remember seeing the remaining inventory all being taken back to the state port early one saturday morning. They were gorgeous vehicles. Some were said to easily command $150-200,000. I thought there was some…

Actually, they did:

There's one right off the coast of Morehead City, NC as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_su…

Agreed. With some simple performance enhancements, you can really have something.

Bought this 1998 Volvo V90 online for $2500. 260,000 miles, yet in virtually perfect shape. Originally bought it to do an LS1 swap, so I was going to trash the original motor. But the motor has run so beautifully, i've decided to save it for resale. Still doing the swap, but i'm sure there's someone who could make…

Just got done shooting a 6 week feature on RED Epics. Total pain in the ass. They're great for rich film school students and small production houses, but not for actual movies where time is real money.

I've probably mentioned this before, but my father worked on "Maximum Overdrive" (he can be seen driving the dump truck over the bridge in the opening scenes) and he also drove the Happy Toyz truck from Canada, where it was purchased, to Wilmington, NC, where the film was shot. The tractor was originally a coal hauler…