tbolt67
tbolt67
tbolt67

Cool article. The car is bad ass, and so is Maiden. All that’s missing is Eddie sitting behind the wheel.

Mustang convertible by Revology.

Pretty much the same car as the Eagle (save for the AWD) I had a ‘90 Plymouth Laser Turbo with a manual and it was the most fun I’ve ever had driving anything that wasn’t a V8. Of course, I had to replace the turbo twice, but it was fun when it was working. I’d love to own this car for nostalgia’s sake, but not at

Snapped this on our honeymoon a few weeks back right on the Grand Canal in Venice. They must have been setting up some kind of display for the film festival starting that weekend.

Step right up:

I agree as well. But in addition to being lazy, a lot of dealers are also cheap. They don’t want to pay anything additional to anyone because they can’t see an immediate return on investment. Unlike of course balloons, loud music, and a giant blowup gorilla out front.

I stumbled upon this one recently that’s got a great look and seems like a steal:

If you don’t mind a couple thousand more miles, and can scrape up another $10K, you can get a 3 years newer Volante:

The only answer.

We always used to love to say “Then just call KBB and have them buy it from you!”

This guy beat them to it.

Here’s another 10 years older:

It’s interesting that only the Manager and the Controller are mentioned as being liable, because this sort of thing is usually being directed by the ownership of the group. Store A is close to their bonus, but Store B is not. The owner makes the call that X number of units sold at Store B will be reported to the

Actually, I remember this happening all the way back to the first time Emerson Fittipaldi won. Every time he passed start-finish they cut to his wife who would shoot him some hand gesture that was supposed to signify transferring more power to him. Plus they gabbed about her lucky earrings.