I get you, this entire thing just rubs me the wrong way. It's far too much money for what it is.

You're missing the fact that in this particular case, there's no high price of admission for a Mustang. It's not a Singer Porsche. People have been restoring these for decades. I don't see these selling because it's so overpriced.

I do. I've stiffened my '67 convertible's chassis to handle the torque of the engine that's going in it. Believe it or not, some people restomod these with monster engines, and would rather not have their car twist in half.

Craaaaaaack Pipe. Buy yourself an original, have it restored the way you want, save yourself at least 60k if not a lot more, depending on what you want to do with it.

I'd expect an engine out of a newer Shelby for what they're asking. Insane.

They really don't though. You could have the equivalent of these (if you buy the car and have the work done or do it yourself) for far less than what they're asking. A fastback will be pricey, yes, but a regular old coupe or even a convertible isn't super expensive.

I just don't get why you're taking issue with it. The price of admission is what's being discussed here. It's not disingenuous to anyone except someone who would read this, then blindly go and buy the car without doing any research. It says right there in the article that maintenance is expensive. Maintenance isn't a…

Ah I get it; you can't afford it so that means we can't have articles about it.

The best part is that you think you're actually making a point that matters.

I really hope nobody restores that Buick. Just get it running and drive it.

Born in '88 so....challenge accepted.

Some of us (like me) can't comprehend why anyone gives a fuck about sports, so it's ok.

ISIS fighters are certainly willing to make plenty of concessions to satisfy personal desires. Says a lot about the strength of the caliphate if it were ever to actually succeed. I'm willing to bet even the top ranking hardliners indulge in things that are against their laws (not too well versed in sharia so I don't…

Thankfully, "real" environmentalists don't listen to people like you.

I'm guessing the slab that they sit on is moved onto or off the machine.

Like the hero in the Pontiac G8, I'll be genuinely disappointed when this guy is caught.

Nobody happens to be on an escalator for a few seconds = conspiracy. Makes sense.

I'm sure there's other uses prior to this, but I started noticing it EVERYWHERE in sci-fi after Halo 3's commercial ad in 2007, where the world was introduced to the bubble shield. <3 bubble shield

The most expensive 911 currently is a 911 Turbo S Cabriolet, at $194k. Underneath, it's the same car that you can get for nearly half that price, with the turbo, the S, and the cab top adding a huge chunk.

"The pinnacle of Porsche" is not a market segment, which is the point I'm trying to make. And it's also a term whose definition has changed. At the time, a V10 beast at $400k was their top of the line. Now, a crazy $1M hybrid is at the top, meaning there's a gap where the old CGT used to sit.