Also, the later Karmann Ghia intro.
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No thanks. Too many potential VW related problems. I'd rather have the green AMC.
Nice looking car. Interesting back story. 327 with a 4 speed. Rare and unique. Italian car that is red. These all lead to my giving this car a NP.
Our 98 CR-V has a motor that is better described as small and not too powerful. 2.0 litres and 128 hp. It has been to locations that are remote. I've never been stranded by it and it never complained about a location with nothing more than all season radials.
Looks like a nice price to me! Bring it on...
Keith Stone agrees!
And the winner of the NPOCP weekend edition by a huge NP margin is...
Great choice!
I agree with the "doesn't seem to have worked too well" on that car. The proportions are absolutely wrong and the body doesn't seem to flow well.
Regardless of driving dynamics, lack of power or gunslit windows...
40 g's for it seems to be an ok price considering the fact that it is a "ground up" restoration. (How they got all the little pieces back together, I'll never know.)
$5k looks like a reasonable price of entry for this one. Aside from the paint, I don't really like the modifications especially the marine fuel tank.
This $2800 Audi is gonna cost someone alot more than $2800 in repairs.
Yeah, I'd rock that. I remember seeing the 505 advertised in the 80's. The STi seemed like a fantastic car, albeit French and quirky.
What a lousy weekend for racing in Las Vegas. RIP to both men. Peace to their families, too. Sad beyond words.
All the talk of heavy truck companies coming out with a line of small trucks. Sterling Trucks, a former sister company of Freighliner, Mercedes, Dodge, Western Star, et al, marketed a rebadged version of the Ram 4500 to little fanfare and littler sales numbers a few years ago.
Good one! "Hare-brained racecar project on a Rabbitt!" Made me chuckle.
I'm a member of the other PETA.
NP. Looks good.
I find it ironic that this article on German wundercars has ads for the new (not New) Beetle which is not so much of a German wundercar.