Pretty sure this is the kind of place that pinstripes all their cars as they arrive on the lot only to charge you extra in the end.
When you’re teaching young kids the meaning of the phrase “digging in your heels” the definition will be “what Toyobaru is doing with the engine in the 86.”
Looks like a modern Enzo. And shit, it only weighs 100 lbs more than an NB or NC Miata?
Awfully close to the tracks on that map... Maybe an old forgotten about derailment? Since there’s usually water there they were just left for dead?
But as far as cars go for some reason the dollars to pounds conversion is usually around 1:1, so giving an exchange rate calculated price (as this article does) is kinda pointless.
One of these. W220 S600 .
be warned: You might wake up one morning in a daze, a few thousand dollars short and with a mid-engine Japanese sports car in the driveway.
More importantly, if they can, will they have the ability to speak and say “What the fuck is this asshole doing?” in that higher pitched than normal voice that we all have?
Yeah, why not an even 20?
We’re talking mid 90's, so the average cheap used car would have been something from the 80's, costing at most $1200. The car in that story was a 1982 Accord that I think we paid $600 for.
The XR-7 story reminded me of this one... I had some friends that were into psychedelics for a while in high school. It never really appealed to me, so I wound up as the driver on most nights. One night, maybe 2am, I was chauffeuring around the tripping masses and decided to mess with them. We approached a “Do Not…
A stock MK3, with a turbo, with a manual, and do I see seams for the targa roof? Fuck it all, this is one of my all-time favorite childhood cars. I’d even pay a few grand higher if it’s as good as the seller claims. At this mileage it’s likely already had it’s head gasket addressed. The only thing that would make me…
Lol, good callback.
In zero states is it illegal to drive without shoes. In fact, it’s probably safer than driving in some of the heels/flip-flops/boots that people wear.