Okay,”John”. The only issue with a sixty-year window are the prices on the sign. That or possibly the comparison to the United States of freedom turning into a Soviet-era dictatorship.

$3500 and running 4 turbos? I’d like to hear more about your product and what it can do for me.

My bad. I didn’t see it was within the other thread. I don’t think it’s 18,000 NP but I could see 13k, especially with the fun-factor from the manual transmission.

It’s a 5-speed Getrag as stated in the article.

I read long ago that the Kammbach rear helps with the idea that it greatly increases top-end speed, which is the same reason they used it on the Cobra Daytona. It gives the impression of much longer aerodynamic rear was the gist of it.

Still not seeing any Jalopnik stickers...

And one more just for kicks.

Enjoy yourself wherever you are, Chris. Thanks for the great music.

I want to say I see what you did there but I’m not certain you intended that pun. If so, a tip of the hat.

It’s beautiful when someone puts into a single comment exactly what we’re all thinking.

If you voted NP you need to remove this website from your browser and delete your history. This is the place where stanced cars go to die and get mocked in the afterlife.

What’s sad is you spreading lies.

I’ll bet this little TDI actually has some acceleration now. It might even be fun to drive after the stripping.

1983 Ruf BTR would be my choice. Allow me to quote from the article here:

I do believe I read an interview with John Carmack way back at the end of the twentieth century where he stated that making a bot that could hunt you down and kill you easily wasn’t the issue. It was making a bot that played like a human that was the challenge.

The turbo T/A was only available with the automatic transmission. Straight-line speed was all it had going for it, but there was nothing around that would touch it.

First of all, Nice Price!

I know I’m late to the party, but I’ve always been partial to the small-displacement race engines.

The best thing about Macklemore (to me) is that he got Eric Nally more exposure to the general public. I’ve seen him live - he’s quite the performer and has an amazing voice.