The fact that they can get enough longevity out of an engine putting those kind of numbers down to put it into production warms my heart.

Find out the house of offender.

This. Exactly this. There's no way it should be a NP. I had to follow my heart and vote NP though. 

Right there with ya. Hard pass.

Finally a good looking Ferrari!

... does it come with the helmet too?

I will admit to trying to use a sob story to buy a car that was outside my price range as a nostalgic toy (was identical to the car I had in high school). I was honest with the guy though, I said “this is how much I have here is why I’m interested, if you don’t get any other offers please consider mine and here is…

I agree, I think on some level you have to be able to problem solve by the seat of your pants around here.  Yankee Ingenuity.

It does read: 

This is all true and I completely agree.

I just don’t get why he didn’t winch it out the first time? If you don’t have a winch get a comealong.

I think this video proves people are incapable of doing that.

Submerging the car isn’t the take away here, it was already totaled.

Good GT car and good track car are not the same thing.

How is this currently getting a NP vote?  I'm baffled. Is there $4k cash stuffed under the dash?

I assume the cause of the batteries catching fire was shorting from the water?

One thing with older cars is they had a harder time designing them to handle temperature gradients so putting the radiator in an area where the temperature was controlled and airflow was controlled left a simpler cooling solution.

It drives me up a wall and back down again when companies (or scammers) do this.  The scammers I get, they are the scum of the earth and will do anything to part people from their money.  When actual companies do it I make sure to let them know every time that any chance they had of getting my business is lost when…

Thank god I never burned down a building. 

That was given as an example of a license.