Sadly, CP.

Rob,

1984 Camry what?
I can’t find an 0-60 time, maybe it’s still making its way through the 40s...

Meh...I think if I was in my 60's and wanted something weird to bring to shows, this might hit that sweet-spot. There’s a guy with a regular Allante that hits up the local shows, and I always find myself walking past rows of ‘69 Camaros to check it out.

I feel obligated by my handle to post. Great great little car. And the larger Probe V6 will slip right in, giving you more power and the ability to say that your car has an alien probe. (My son is still considering doing this.)

Plus it’s surprisingly roomy. Held an extra set of wheels, tools and a whole bunch of crap…

This assumes that there is a “proper” way for Florida Man to function. Florida Man is entropy incarnate, nothing he does is proper or improper, it just IS.

You are assuming that it is the car that is not functioning properly. Much greater likelihood that it is the driver who is not functioning properly.

My mom’s got one of these in droptop form, that she bought new. Six-speed, she wanted the 100 extra horsepower you got from the SRT-6 (aka, 32AMG) but said “no way” to the automatic.

“Show us on this doll where the man from Rent-A-Rim touched you..”

Good idea! That way we wouldn’t have to pretend to mourn their demise twice.

A friend of mine bought a similar F150 new and drove it for years. He found it to be a terrific vehicle. He was a little different than most people who buy a pickup for personal use, in that he often (at least weekly) used it to carry things, motorcycles, yard waste, etc,. that are best carried in a pickup bed. IIRC,…

I think the problem here is that you can’t actually market this thing to people who don’t know about cars. There’s no wool-pulling. It’s not like the Urus (I finally have an excuse to drive a Lambo!) or some heritage-laden tweedmobile (Careful with the Jag, darling).

Lots of car names became famous to normies for…