They also offer a Jetta and New Beetle kit.

Yeah, when Magnum or 300C lights are available, why GC?

Um, a low mileage non Type S automatic just sold for $11K on Hemmings auctions and the Type S bring mid teens to $20K on BAT. The only Cobalt SS ever on BAT was a one off, low mile SEMA custom that sold for $4K. Clearly, one of these is collectable and one is not, at least now.

Low mileage RSX Type S have claimed almost double this on BAT. A clean California car with a maintenance history is a narrow NP win at this price in my book.

NP. 221K is nothing for this vintage Honda.

A Google search on the VIN reveals that it was for sale on Bimmerforums in 2012 from the second owner in WV with 50K fewer miles, but a good list of maintenance items.

I have to say the Carvana like studio photos for what sounds like a personal sale raises some questions. Is this a dealer trying to sound like an individual? Or a car bought recently at a dealership and found to be needing some serious work, so he's recycling the photos for his personal sale?

As I said in my own response, My NP vote is purely self serving. As an owner of a 170K mile, 5 speed, 2002 325Ci, I want to believe it’s worth $5K.

My NP vote is purely self serving. As an owner of a 170K mile, 5 speed, 2002 325Ci, I want to believe it’s worth $5K.

*counts there stars on each flag*

My wife’s roommate right before we were married had a 5 speed Caravan. Surely that’s rarer?

I visited there 10 years ago. It’s not just that they need diesels, they need old diesels without engine computers or any electronics. When I was there they had a diesel tour bus from the 80s and a fleet of old 60s era diesel Suburbans, a couple of diesel VW Rabbits, diesel International Travelalls and even a diesel…

It is, you can see it in the videos. There’s a sign that lights up “OVERHEIGHT MUST TURN”.

Acura RSX Type S.

The speedo center lcd in my 2015 Accord Hybrid is color, the one in the standard 2017 Accord is B&W?

Great series and great write up. It was good to meet you and park our old toys next to each other at the Heritage Center.

“The 2017 GMC Acadia ditches the last model’s chunky truck-like look for sleeker lines. It’s only about an iPhone-length shorter than the last decade’s GMC Yukon but still loaded with luxury, room for seven and is claiming 28 MPG. With this on the market, the case for a full-sized SUV just got a lot weaker.”

Oh, and the Hawk was a ’63, judging by the date on the vintage plate.

Here’s the Hawk.

This 50’s style custom Mercury was the coolest thing at C&C Columbus this AM.