My god - the killers were STOCK PHOTO MODELS!

Oh you know VW, what some consider “a few mods” is considered by others as fraud.

give it to david tracy.. some back yard repairs and it should be good to fly to moab

It’s amazing how true this is.

Mine require less math, but more skill with regards to not running over curbs/pedestrians/kittens...

I take your 28008 and raise you 80085

Apparently I’m not the only person who thought this was worth doing.

When I hit this in my MKIV GTI, I was mainly amazed it lasted this long.

Very few cars that I enjoy seeing the wheels so recessed in the fenders. This isn’t one of them. Besides, no clue what these guys were saying - did they restore the paint to original, or put a Demon crate engine in it? I wouldn’t know differently.

It wasn’t running. Notice it was moving at glacial speed and there was no engine noise? That’s because, if I’m not mistaken, it was sent rolling down hills to feign propulsion.

I know they were trying to be modern & green (also not piss off grandma by being hoons), but if you are going to redo an all time classic, I would have gone this way.

Please, I do that anyway.

Lighting System: Electric (...oil lamps being the alternative???)

One owner. No test drives, only ride alongs.

No one saw that twist coming:

Thanks asshole. Finally had time to sit down and watch my VHS copy of Empire Strikes Back with my kid and now he is crying because you ruined it.

It’s basically the same thing as the regular M2. I’ll be darn if anyone could spot one in the wild and differentiate it from a regular M2.

The amount of money I have invested into them would probably enable me to buy a rusted carcass of a real one. The fever started when I was a kid (7, I’m 19 now) with the purple 1969 Barracuda. For a while it died down, with me buying the cheaper made Shelby Collectibles and the American Graffiti 55 Chevy, but it…

Very nice! I have a 1:64 Ford GT of my own, but do any of yours turn into a giant robot by chance?