@John Krewson: Ha, that was my first thought too.
@John Krewson: Ha, that was my first thought too.
@OMGItsWeasel: To your last comment: They are also light, decent quality and cheap. Those that care about country of origin over quality and usefulness are fools who deserve heavy, garish wheels. I also happen to think they look good on my German coupe.
Well, he's going to need that douche canoe attitude when the judge sends him up shit creek without a paddle.
@freds4hb: Very nice! Heart click.
Great, now I have a Major Payne in my side from laughing too hard.
With cars like these, it's always good to have a spare or two lying around. That way, you know you always have enough parts to create at least one running car at a time. I only own one Volvo 240, but I have enough parts to build another one if I come across a chassis.
@Canuck Chinaman: I think I see another S13 there too in addition to a couple older Benzes, a Fox body Mustang behind the S13 'vert, and (I think) a K10 Blazer beside the yellow truck. Being from CA, I just figured everything cool that is older than 15 years had rusted out by now :-P
@nataku8_e30: Since I already have a project car, and no room for an extra... I would feel kinda bad using this as a daily driver.
@Dirt Pirate: Yeah, preferably before I do...
There must be something wrong with me... The first thing I noticed in this article, even before reading it, is the Volvo 240 in the picture.
@spiegel1 - Dom DeElise: Was she really into Matchbox cars?
Is this how Uwe Gemballa has been hiding?
@irishman72: Li + Fe = x
@TheAntiCat: That is now my cell phone wallpaper.
@Blackfoot: Fluffer?
@VeeArrrSix: Seriously. Hey, Wes, tell Ray you have my permission to come back and write whenever you like.