The 1951 Oldsmobile. Congrats to Dale Bernard! ... View more

The red 1971 Impala convertible that went for $71,500 with a cracked dash, cracked steering wheel and missing trim. Sure surprised me. Low mileage (if true) but really! ... View more

Is there a subliminal gear wheel motif going on in that quilt? ... View more

I owned a Triumph TR250 (TR4 look with the straight 6) for exactly one year. Things broke faster than I could keep up. The last straw was the broken clutch bearing throw out fork casting. It looked like it had been manufactured in a hut in some third world country. Bought a replacement at a salvage yard. But fun to drive! ... View more

I certainly know the feelings. I let go of my first car, a red 69 BMW 2002, and a rusty 66 2000CS. But that was fine. It was the 70 Buick GS 455 convertible I passed on in the early 80s that occasionally surfaces in my mind. The owner was asking $1,500 but I didn’t like the color, goldish green with a brown interior. ... View more

I don’t care about your toaster. I bailed a third of the way through this mess. ... View more

Parnelli Jones won the Pikes Peak Hill Climb two years in a row, ‘63 & ‘64, in the Marauder with the 427.    ... View more

My Invicta attracted an incredible amount of attention.  Me and my son, four years old, were driving through San Francisco where we lived at the time with the top down.  A guy yelled out "Nice car!" while we were stopped at a light.  I looked around but didn't see anyone.    The guy yelled, "Up here!".   He was hanging out the third floor window of a victorian three flat building.   I waved and just had to laugh. ... View more

I had a 1960 Buick Invicta convertible that I had purchased from the original owner's widow in Marin county California (black plate car).   The speedometer was reflected by a mirror which was unusual.   And, as usual, another car I sold way too early.      ... View more