And here’s his head designer.

Bigger things are to come.

Second ugliest convertible ever: PT Cruiser.

No one was clamoring for a slightly successor to the Sebring.

That’s kinda sad. We need more convertibles. Somebody parked one of these at my work recently and I didn’t even know they existed until then. Maybe nobody bought them because nobody else knew about them. 

Now you’re just trolling us with made up cars. There’s no such thing as a “Buick.”

Agreed.

Let’s take a moment to remember another awesome Nissan concept: the MID4

If you haven’t owned one, I know you won’t understand, but these cars are in a category that really only belongs to... well, people who love cars.

better box copy: One banana, two banana, three banana, GORE!

Ooh, tell it Drachinifel!

BTW, did you know that Atoms For Peace also involved a cargo ship, the NS Savannah? The reactor was removed in 1971, and the ship seems to have been moored for at least 10 years, but it still exists.

A late C3 generation Vette? They should do us all a favor and push it back into the river.

Well shit. That sure beats all the crap that my son, his scout troop and I pulled out of a ravine yesterday as part of the Clean Your Streams day. Seven plus tires, broken bikes, scooters and 20+ bags of garbage. It was nasty  

The Corvette, reportedly stolen over 20 years ago

It has been done in MG Midgets, which as Rob noted shared the same engine as the Spit in it’s later form, there is more room in the Spitfire engine compartment, and maybe more importantly the transmission tunnel.  So yes, should be very doable.

A rotary fits really well, and they handle even better.

I seem to remember grassroots or some other magazine doing an article on a rotary spitfire.. Ro-Spit they called I think. Absolutely glorious little machine to me since I’m truly in love with both the motor and the car.

One of my favorite Grassroots projects, ever:

With surgery, it has been done before. Yes