Certainly a well crafted and interesting work of art. However not something I would want in my garage for very long. Belongs in a museum. ... View more

Interesting data....especially about the younger generations driving the most! ... View more

Seems like a perfect storm of factors causing such a steep rise in many of the classic car prices. Covid 19, EV's only new vehicle sales laws, extra cash in 401K's and other investments, and changing demographics of the buyers. Did I leave any out? ... View more

I like the execution and find the car interesting....just not $170K worth. However I bet it is fun driving around and pretending you're Bert and making a lot of smoke and noise. Does it come with a CB radio? 10-4. ... View more

I usually don't like these types of specialty cars but this one I really like. Good looking and very interesting...would love to see it in person. And how cool would it be to drive it on their private race course! ... View more

It's the cool looking GTX logos all over the car. I really like the ones by the rear fender. 😉 ... View more

Definitely either one of the C3 Corvettes with the Chevelle coming in third. Always been a Chevy guy so any of these will ring my bell. Go lottery numbers! ... View more

The 1947 Mercury Series 79M Marmon-Herrington 4×4 rings my bell. Put the surfboards on top and head down to Baja! ... View more

160hp, 1,989 cc DOHC 24-valve S20 inline six-cylinder engine, triple side-draft Mikuni/Solex carburetors, and a five-speed manual transmission. Looks to be in very rough condition...not my cup of tea but for Japanize car aficionados this must be something very special. ... View more

Had a badass 1948 Harley Panhead chopper back in my invincible and reckless days. The whole neighborhood knew when you were going for a ride. Guys would stare with envy, old ladies would turn away and kids would cry. Railroad track crossings would really get your attention and if you forgot to turn the distributor timing when you started it you got an extra thrill. ... View more

Had my interest until the third and fourth pictures showing the big center display. This is also the reason I am not a Tesla fan either. I too think they should have called it something else. ... View more

My 1968 Corvette has no power brakes, no power steering, no AC, no computers, no airbags, etc. Just a big V8 engine with a car attached...wild, raw and dangerous. However, that happy to be alive feeling cruising down the highway or through town is priceless and just the way I like it.  ... View more