This strikes me as the kind of thing you go out into the garage and build over the course of a few years when you just can’t bear the idea of sitting on the couch and streaming Gilmore Girls reruns with your wife. But other than for that save-your-sanity value, there’s no way you’re ever going to see more than pennies…

THE BOX SAID IT ADDED 10 HORSEPOWER.

No. For all the money, I want all the restoration quality.

Wagons are fine, but this one is way overpriced.

The first car I ever bought, back when we bought cars based on 40 words in a printed newspaper, and it ruined me for average cars ever since. It’s been a very long time, and I still remember the first time I caught this view as the garage door came open. As I think back along the list of cars that are no longer mine,…

Purists scoff, but the TR8 is the hairy-chested sports car that the TR6 always aspired to be. And I say that as a guy who owned a TR6.

I voted NP for the person who wants a British sporty car.

“some minor rust on the door jamb and rear fender, it all looks to be in solid shape”

Between the rust, clutch and A/C this is much too high. 

One zero too many 

Just a reminder that the burn rate for ICE cars is 500x that of electric cars.

“[...]but the FBI never thought the physical descriptions of the two matched well enough[...]”

You’re tearing me apart.

Oh come on. We already know who DB Cooper was...

For real. Snitches end up in ditches.

Judging from the surroundings, I’d say it’s already where it belongs. ND.

In my eyes any Tesla is discounted because I suspect anyone buying one today is going in with eyes wide open, or they DGAF about their car somehow embarrassing them, or both.

I thought the answer was fairly easy.

ND at any price. This stands out as one of the few cars Hoovie couldn’t successfully save, no matter how much money he threw at it. These Alpinas are cool as can be, but they have a relatively short expected lifespan.

$7K for a Russian tractor that’s partially disassembled and has been sitting for 10 years?  Nyet.  In Soviet Union, car deals you.