Yeah, I think you have that backwards.

I know, I’m completely aware of that. Not trying to be a great person. I drive a BMW so I’m so used to being judged by other drivers because of that, so I can do the same once in a while. LOL.

At 7 grand, it’s worth buying and spending another $1000-1500 to de-douche it. I don’t need to pay extra for the Land Cruiser snob appeal, and Sequoias are reliable, if bland, full-size SUVs.

Required post for Audi V8. Plastic guides. Engine out. $8k to 12K.

NP, even if it’s a flood car, to be honest, as long as it runs well (no CELs, please) and has working AC, because here’s the thing. If it drives well enough to daily for a year before rust issues start to impose themselves, you’ve gotten a year of fun SVT time and then you can start parting this out. The seats, the…

i disagree, in order for you to be endangered in any way while operating this vehicle would require the vehicle to be operational.... i guess what i am trying to say a motorcycle has a better chance of starting and subsequently moving under it’s own power

I can think of another reason. There’s always that emotionally draining, possibly entitled, nit picky pain in the ass who will call back & point out every little thing that’s wrong with it, going for a stretch for the vast majority, if not all, of it.  The seller doesn’t want to deal with anyone like that & wants to…

Wait, isn't this Jalopnik?  Why aren't there comments saying slap a GM one wire distributor, stand alone EFI or a carb on the thing, and go drive it?! It's a cheap corvette not a show car. Buy it cheap and thrash it or build it to what you want! I'm thinking as much cam as the valvetrain will take, Holley miltiport…

It’s a Pacific Northwet car and a cheap canvas to paint a midlife crisis, weekend racer or a different DD. You don’t even need to fix the speedo, let Dr Garmin tell you the speed with his GPS magic. NP is a good way to start the week.

The ad is gone so to someone it was a nice price. For $5k you don’t get much anyhow in the fun department and this looked like would be on back dirt or gravel road. I still think NP for this in the day where a side by side can cost you well over $20k.

Are you related to that Nigerian prince who keeps emailing me?

I guess it’s better looking that the Honda Crosstour, but that’s not saying much.

So it’s sedan for people who don’t want a sedan. It’s a hatchback for people who don’t want a hatchback. It’s a wagon for people who don’t want a wagon. And it’s lifted like an SUV for the people who don’t want an SUV. And it’s an uglier version of a Honda Crosstour? It’s a vehicle for people who only know what they…

First off, let’s note this week’s unintended time travel. We started out Monday in the present century with a BMW 135i, albeit one from the decade just past. On Tuesday we then slipped back almost 20 years with a 1988 Chrysler, and then went even farther yesterday with the Subie from ’79.