CTS-V wagon. Except for the gas mileage. But who cares really? 

A boat. 

This is just far far too much for a 70's econo car no matter the miles or condition. 

Have you ever ridden a Buell Ulysses and how does this compare? I really liked the Buell. I ride a Honda AT (and monkey) now. 

I added this to my Africa Twin:

I bet it smells awful in there. Late 70's/Early 80's plastic interiors emitted VOCs like crazy. With this being all closed up it’s gotta be full of that plastic resin stink. . . 

That’s an absolute steal for a B-King. They’re really rare and frequently go for nearly $15k when you can even find one.

Same on the Raptor forums. A few guys are selling them for $5k over what they paid new a year ago. California is buying them at $10k over. 

*Worth. 

Yep, Lincoln liked the auto high beams in the 80's and they worked really well. I had such fun with my Mark VII until the electrics went wonky. 

These cars are just awesome. This one’s in great shape. You can fit a Yugo in the trunk and almost close it too. In case you wanted to. 

I had an 83 hatch. Sweet little rustbucket. $700 and it took a hell of a beating until I finally sent it to the scrapyard. 

Especially the wagon. 

Porsche Taycan has a transmission. 

My mom had a Baja and loved it. I agree with your take though. There’s a reason it didn’t sell and didn’t last. I think this may do a little better just because it’s better looking, but I’m not sure that the market has changed all that much. 

I bought a 2005 Saab 9-2X on the GM discount for everyone at $22,000. I drove it for an entire year, putting over 15,000 miles on it before I rolled it into the woods. The massive depreciation hadn’t hit yet, so they checked around and wrote me a check for $23,800. A year later I bought the exact same car, in a…

Thanks for the idea. 

Blue over Silver IROC-Z

5000 lb towing! That’s what my Raptor is rated for. 

Exactly. All you need is to take off the Lambo door hinges and this sucker is sweet as hell.