Talk about timing, the gf and I just finished a Mario Party session using Dolphin. My heart goes out the family and to Rachel, rest in peace and thanks for the work in the name of fun.

I once bought an indoor/outdoor thermometer from woot's deals section after a night of drinking. It remains in its box to this day.

To anyone who has bought this: is it a physical card or a code? The listing leads me to believe it's a card... Hoping it's a code like the Amazon ps+ deal.

Excellent! 10/10 made my day.

As I said elsewhere in comments, that's why amazon might arm them. And then add the cloaking device... Sounds like the start of a sweet robot apocalypse to me.

That's when they arm them... Perhaps with lasers. One small step toward Skynet.

Going to have to agree with this. Sure it's not a winner for a business in need of fleet trucks or off road enthusiasts. And it isn't really close to what you want for towing/hauling large, heavy things. But would an average, affordable small truck be purchased for that kind of thing anyway?

I don't doubt that one bit. The inside of the SL was all simple squares and straight lines (which I liked) but that blob of a wheel... Liked the feel though. The horn buttons took serious effort to push too.

It's been fairly reliable, that's about the best I can say. Can't wait to be rid of the thing, haha.

I had a '94 SL2. You're right, I thrashed on it all the time and never skipped a beat. I miss it, "traded up" to an Ion.

Mmm... S-series

I rather liked that wheel in my SL2, ugly as it was.

Makes sense, I look forward to seeing your progress!

Haha. I recognized Grimace no doubt! I have a bit of rust repair to do, but the underside is clean, so I'm not to worried. My interior is rough and likely contains pounds of dust. I don't think I've seen inside your Supra, those seat covers are pretty telling though, IMO.

Hopefully the picture works for me. I started a build thread over at Classic Celica, but didn't get a chance to get much done before winter happened. Not having a shop or even decent garage means it stays covered just a while longer. I lurk CC most everyday, love watching the progress on yours!

CP. As others have said, drop a couple thousand and it'd be about right. There really isn't much of a collector's market for these... yet. I also prefer the later 2nd gen, with the quad rectangular headlights. I picked mine up, in need of a fair bit of work, for $300... But I don't intend to restore to as-stock anyway.

CP. If it were far cheaper and less rusty, it could be a nice turbo swap candidate. I don't think I've seen color pictures of one before...

The last few have been pretty short, at least the wait for more is shorter this time.

First horror movie I remember seeing as a child. The Range Rover segment actually freaked me out a bit. Very cool though.

My 1988 Chevrolet Sierra as I call it. Mostly GMC C1500 with a 4-speed manual. Bought with unknown miles and a new-ish clutch for $300. And it has far less rust than the price would indicate...