I laugh at those who call this "Clean Energy" - electricity comes from a power plant unless you are producing it from solar panels in your own yard. Even then have you seen what it takes to get Lithium out of the ground? Nickel? To process them into batteries, then dispose of them afterwards? Lets assume for a moment the country goes electric - most urban & rural grids will need to be upgraded, copper, rubber and plastics for new power lines, chromated copper arsenate for pressure treated poles, trees removed from around the new or upgraded lines, the environmental costs of these items alone will negated any environmental gain we may seek to achieve. The idea we would be spending billions on these cars and the support services for them as some sort of infrastructure plan is maddening. ... View more

My hope is that it does not get taken away by jet setters and turned into a private club. Being a man of more modest means and having the opportunity to race there several times, I would still like to be able to go there, and not just from a spectators standpoint. ... View more

Beautiful car but somewhat sad story - loved & held on to a car he was afraid to drive because of it's value. I've been that way with a few of mine, too much time, money & effort invested in them and they become too nice to keep so we pass them on. With the advent of electric and self driving cars we will surely lament the age of these mechanical beings and yearn for it still. ... View more

Unfortunately the ones produced by Don at DCI are a derivative with a true split port and are more of an evolution of the original. Unfortunately in many cases his do not allow the owner to use their stock hood. The ones developed by Lynn at McCarty Racing are closer to reproductions of the originals in both looks and functionality and WILL fit under a stock hood and do interchange with the original parts. ... View more

As the former owner of a RA V top end and as the soon to be owner of a complete running motor, these are not worth as much as he is asking. Although Lance has managed to amass quite the collection of parts over the years, he has amassed an equally large narcissism that needs to be fed. ... View more

It's an outlier, an anomaly, price is based solely on it's mileage. You folks seem to hop on the bandwagon whenever something like this happens but things go marching on. It wasn't too long ago where you signaled the end of the 3rd Gen price gains when my old 91 1LE Formula sold for only $9,000 at BJ Las Vegas but like this, there was a story there too, just not the one you knew. As usual, good cars get good prices and CRAZY low mile ones get CRAZY prices. Nothing new here, move along, nothing to see. ... View more

John, I've owned 5 WD21 Nissan Pathfinders and one D21 extra cab pickup in the last year and what you say is absolutely true - the same generation Toyota products are crazy high.  That said, I had two of the Pathys when new and went searching for them again - bought every good one I found.  Down to three WD21's currently, on my way to 1. ... View more

The one that got away?  I've been lucky enough to own some of the greatest muscle cars ever produced by Pontiac - RA I, II, III, IV & 455HO GTO's, Judges, LeMans, Trans Am's & Formulas - both hard tops & convertibles.  But the one that got away, and the only car I am currently looking to replace is my 69 Trans Am.  After looking and missing out on one for years, I found this one & bought it in 2006 with the agreement that if I ever sold it, the seller would get 1st chance to buy it back.  John was a great owner, a mechanic who had cared for the car meticulously and a single father trying to buy a house for himself & his daughter.  After buying the car in May & enjoying for the summer I got a call in the fall - John had inherited some money and desperately wanted it back...so I sold it to him.  Currently looking for it's replacement. ... View more