@Goolybooly: +1. Very appropriate.

Now I just need to figure out how to drive a Peel P50 without a seat...

Too late; the Sultan of Brunei's order all of them already. In bright yellow and red.

Wonderful article... Definitly sets Gizmodo as a genuine gadget information source. I enjoyed it very much.

@JonZeke: My father was fortunate enough to pick up 4 of the Pocher kits at something like $40 each during a liquidation scale. Only one, his Fiat 1907 Gran Prix Le France, has been built so far, with great care by my grandfather. It's a beautiful piece.

Unless you're mechanically inclined, don't buy a car more than 15 years old. Things change too much in that time, and repair costs will go up.

@Jordan Wheeler: That's great to hear. I keep looking at local listings, waiting for my opportunity to knock.

@LappingLuke: I say we have a winner here!

@Spiegel Del Ocho: I've been looking all over, but I don't see any good PS3 deals that don't include a bunch of crap I don't want.

@Tossed Pissed Mazda3hatch sideways: I was singing that to myself until "drinkin' Manischewitz and homentashens"

After getting my free Krispy Kreme, I'm gonna need the free vasoline to get out of my chair (but you can keep the free health pocket planner).

@powermatic: I noticed that too. Someone's legs are skinny to a creepy degree.

@Death By Cornbread: My name is MasAer, and I agree with this man.

@MaWeiTao: That's an excellent point that I'd like to commend you on. Now my question is: who caters to the purist, and how?

@CABEZAGRANDE: I have the same situation: a 2000 Buick LeSabre that was my grandfather's car that was passed on to me.

When I saw the first picture, I thought NP.

@blyan-reloaded: "Rocky, party of 4.. Rocky?"

@blyan-reloaded: I just saw the movie a few weeks ago for the first time. I wanted to tell everyone that it was a "touching experience," but that would have been the wrong choice of words.

@blyan-reloaded: +1 to you too for helping me not feel so alone.

@BradMW: They even missed the Kia Cee'd!!!