There were supposedly 8 targa’s. There’s at least this one and one local to me remaining. The one local to me is the same but there’s no Barbie decal, there’s no letters or numbers in the pink circles, and the targa roll bar is only partially painted in teal.

*owner

Best laugh of the day. Gotta love “car culture”.

Because YOU had problems then EVERYONE must have had problems. Idiot.

I’m just glad the E30 cabrio in my garage is in this picture.

Front plate is required in Oregon and there’s one on the car but poor camera quality.

You say they are useless? Someone forgot to tell this man in Eagle Point, OR who just chased another man who stole a woman’s bicycle and lassoed him from horseback until Barney Fife showed up.

BBB, Chamber of Commerce, and the like are to be taken with a grain of salt. If a business member is in good standing with them, you won’t see many if any negative reviews and those orgs tend to side with their members. Online review sites have had issues with this kind of thing also. The more a business pays the more…

BBB is like a union for business owners. Business owners pay for membership and BBB protects its members. It has nothing to do with government or regulators and complaining to them about a member means nothing.

To put it simply, the wastegate opens when the loud pedal is mashed and the blow off valve opens when the loud pedal is let up.

That’s blow off valve sound and not wastegate sound.

I still see them and countless other weird things at classic car shows.

This thing will end up being a FWD Scion tC.

Give it a couple of kidneys on the face and it’s an E31 hommage.

I love Nameless Performance.

92 is the standard in Oregon and Washington except at shady no name gas stations in Deliverance-like areas.

Why do the seat bolsters have gathered leather? Is this 1998?

Yeah, if you have closer to $100k, than not. But definitely a GORGEOUS car!

Not to be confused with Lebanon, OR, which exports meth to Portland instead of missiles.

It’s a pearl tri-coat.