I love stories like these. Here is a purple near worthless W203 with a bunch of ‘shady’ aftermarket labels and mods. Who wants this piece of... wait a minute. Oh, it was specially built for the former head of AMG and RENNTech North America? Nice. Not quick by today’s standards but awesome all the same.

the latest update seems to show they have parts and a willing mechanic in San Francisco

Also the suit airbag deployed when he was in the air and still managed to hold on.

If you call opening the door “breaking in” then yes. Not all of us live at fort knox.

What if you broke it trying to reinstall it though? I would have gone with a note to the owner to check his headlight fairing.

How he manages to not mash the throttle landing at this moment is beyond my ability to comprehend.

Please note, Both wheels off the Ground

That’s what I was looking at too. Those subtle inputs at that speed was amazing, didn’t grab the brakes once. That was crazy.

And remember, one hand is controlling the throttle throughout this.

Wish I were able to get a piece of Mary Barra’s $22 million pay package

Maybe you should form a union and stop bitching about people fighting for what they deserve!

So where the Blazer is being produced is highly controversial? I thought the fact they took the name off a once good SUV and slapped it onto a crossover was the highly controversial part.

If you drive around Youngstown, you’ll notice a disproportionate amount of GM vehicles. One thing GM hasn’t considered as they shed their US workforce is they are also shedding their customer base. Towns with a plant are GM towns and they buy GM cars and trucks. If you eliminate your core buyers, who is left? Most…

Ding ding ding. This is it.

‘04-’08 Maxima. Inset trunk, slightly buttressed rear window, 7 spoke wheels, headlights shaped to the front wheel arch, no chrome strip over the tag

Yes, it just depends on your dedication to the project.

“Had an ‘88 All-Trac Turbo that I had a love/hate relationship with,”

Save your money, find a Galant VR-4. The love/hate differential is greater.

90s design