If you expect to find a really nice example for under $20K, good luck. Maybe $19,999? Cheers ... View more

Seriously which would I pick? the Benz. This (for the Pontiac), "six headlights, two-tone paint, alloy wheels, and suede interior caused a sensation " says all you need to know...and it's perhaps downhill from there. ... View more

We had a Country Squire Wgn that exact color (1st pic), but an earlier model, maybe a 1967. It replaced our 1962 Country Squire Wgn, dark blue w. 390 ci, engine. That '62 I loved and remember fondly. I took my Penna. driver's license test in the '62. And got my first (and only) speeding ticket with it, about a year later. ... View more

Awesome cars - the ACs ,Cobras and GT40s. (And for sentimental reasons - any Falcon). Wonder if January's Marshall fire, just 6 miles due south, gave them pause? At least, they are just across the Diagonal, (2 mi.) from the Reservoir ... View more

You did note this was Kansas, right? ... View more

Electric locks? Haha. I'd just settle for locks. Or while we're at it, real windows on the ol' BN7. ... View more

While I've always liked Z's, I can't leave your "diss" on the 944 unanswered. For example, "They don't have parts. Not even an oil filter." Really? I got mine at the NAPA store. I believe it's a re-branded Wix. So what dealer can't get it? ... View more

And on my 59 Healey. Came in handy to "bump" the engine, while adjusting the valves, for one. ... View more

Never forget seeing the Boxster concept car around '92 or '93 at Detroit Intl. Auto Show, on Vendor's day. Thought it couldn't "miss' (depending on price) ... View more

Yep, for $ 4 grand? the Opel GT - "all day long". What me worry? I've got a "59 Healey 3000, two seater and I'm not a great "wrencher". lol ... View more

Of course, med waste is handled differently, especially sharps. And I'm a bit confused by the Dr.'s comment of adapting from "no-gloves to gloves" in the OR. Is the Dr. trying to tell us they are (+/-) ~120 yrs old? ... View more

lol. But seriously, have you ever seen (I mean seen, like in the ICU) anyone die of lung CA or mesothelioma? Bet not. ... View more

All too often "recyclable" is just for marketing purposes. ... View more

If you've ever spent even a little time around a trauma/burn ICU, you'll nod your head approvingly at this good advice. ... View more

I seem to recall my long ago friend from Finland said he welded 4"thick plates for icebreaker hulls. ... View more

Yes. I bet one could drive in, say Germany for their entire lifetime and never see anything close to the tire debris seen here in les États-Unis. ... View more

Always loved the 1800ES and should have acted on that, as they didn't get any love for the longest time and their prices reflected it. No longer. A Frogeye gasser (after all the photo is in England). Brilliant! ... View more

Same here. BUT my advice is make sure it's a good quality magnetic pickup. Else if you pull it out of a tight space, you might find the magnet is now missing as well. ... View more

Ad? Ja. Beach Boys? Nein ... View more

Well, I should have researched first - this price not that different from the average new car in 1950. But the median family income was just $3,319 a year. ... View more

At $ 2088 in 1949-1953 for a Traveler, I'm wondering who could afford it, besides residents of Newport, RI and Fairlane in Dearborn. ... View more

As a kid and then as a mechanical engrg. student, I idolized Mark Donohue, He was one of my racing heroes. I was relieved when he retired - I wish he had stayed retired. ... View more

Seeing as I have an old vintage roadster of English heritage, what's ABS? lol ... View more

Care less? Speak for yourself ... View more

A fun article and if the rules aren't revolutionary, it's still a valuable service you've provided to remind us, especially if we've inhaled too much Lucas OEM smoke ('59 A-H 3000 BN7). Lots of excelent and fun comments, too. ... View more

I guess my Mom got interested in Volvos, because of my experience with my new 1970 142. Of my beloved 142, I'll always remember the 4 whl. disc brakes, that I had it for a very reliable 11 yrs., and for the seats - seats that were both comfortable and actually had functional protective, headrests (unlike Detroit's neck breakers). Mom got a ('75 or 76) 244. What I most remember - while she was driving in dwntown Philly, she got broadsided in the driver's door by a car "flying out" of a parking garage. Luckily, she escaped injury. The story goes, the cops told her, they thought she'd be dead, if she'd not been driving her 244. What's another 31 yrs of a long, well-lived, life worth on the sticker price? ... View more

For me, Joplin's 356C Cab. There's a reproduction of it (the artwork) that shows up here annually at St. John's for "Battle of the Brands". ... View more

Okay, I was with you until you decided to hide the keys after you blocked the car. So childish...you might have Presidential potential with the right slogan. And still worse than an enthusiast, I bet you dread asking a customer "What they do for a living?" and the answer you get is "I'm an engineer". lol ... View more

As a young teen, I fondly remember our '62 Country Squire and it's 390. Even learned to drive and took my test in it. ... View more

Excellent. Good one. ... View more

Perhaps the company can use the savings, on trying to determine what to make in the future when most vehicles are EVs. ... View more

I think you'd be very hard pressed to find one near $15K , let alone less than that. ... View more