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Nice review.

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A fascinating article.

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Nice article and a great piece of history.

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Neat bit of history.

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A great story about good people.

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PS. Great article.

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Love the restomod. Way to go Tas!

brb · ‎22-05-2021

Good article and review.

brb · ‎22-05-2021

No TD5's on eBay. Drat. There is a TD5 engine available for $11K.

brb · ‎09-05-2021

Good article and good advice. I put myself on the waiting list for this year's Greeley Camp.

brb · ‎09-05-2021

The Jeep's for me! Neat list.

brb · ‎09-05-2021

Great article and good insights. I owed a C4 Vette and 99 Miata at the same time. I loved both cars. The Vette shook, rattled, and roared just as it should have. The Miata was hugely fun an legal speeds and impressively comfortable on long trips. It's a lot like my Honda Nighthawk 700SC and Ducati 1000DS Mulitstrada. The Nighthawk is a blast without getting me sent to jail. The Ducati sends me straight to prison, no parole.

brb · ‎09-05-2021

Great story, cool car, smart real estate agent.

brb · ‎04-05-2021

Thanks

brb · ‎04-05-2021

I am listing very capable, cosmetically challenged 1984 Jeep CJ7 for a friend who has age related disabilities. He and I built this and a IHC Scout back in the early 90's to play in Colorado's back country. This rig has been built up for hard core 4-wheeling. It can be driven as is or used as the foundation for something pretty and potent. The full listing is at this link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/yMNPvrqLSy95oqKw9

brb · ‎03-05-2021

Spotted at the Cortez, Colorado EconoLodge last Saturday morning. Either someone really likes their van or its a prototype out testing. Mystery Van

brb · ‎27-04-2021

What, no mention of this being James Bond's original ride of choice? It would be fun to see a continuation car in a Bond sequel. Cool car and good article. Wish I had the funds to indulge.

brb · ‎25-04-2021

Nice piece of history. I appreciate the article. I'd like to see a series on the camping trips Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone, and John Burroughs took. As a side bar, the modified Ford's used on the trips would be a worthy topic.

brb · ‎25-04-2021

Good article and interesting historic tidbit. Thank you.

brb · ‎20-04-2021

Great article. I would like to see this story as a follow-on: "It was even a race car, placing second in the 1979 Paris-Dakar, behind a Range Rover."

brb · ‎20-04-2021

Great assessment. I could not agree more. Honda has a knack for getting "just enough" just right.

brb · ‎20-04-2021

A well done show piece. Good article.

brb · ‎20-04-2021

Cool car. Too bad the movie didn't live up to the car. I'd drive one.

brb · ‎20-04-2021

Great article. This would be the counterpoint to Jack Baruth's "Why nobody likes enthusiasts". The T/A 392 Widebody with the six-speed Tremec manual in powder white would scratch the Vanishing Point itch.

brb · ‎19-04-2021

Another excellent lesson from "Inside the Dealership(TM)". Thanks!

brb · ‎19-04-2021

The shop is as cool as the cars. Both reflect well on the owner. Well done!

brb · ‎19-04-2021

Yes, something like a late 40's Super Sedanette. The dash matches up.

brb · ‎17-04-2021

My first inclination was to name this sleeping beauty Desert Queen, then I open the trunk. Is this an early 1950's Packard Club Coupe?

brb · ‎17-04-2021

When traveling in the desert, always keep an eye out for spare parts.

brb · ‎14-04-2021

I relate! Great article.

brb · ‎14-04-2021

Mr Bond, your van is ready.

brb · ‎14-04-2021

These articles are great! Keep them coming.

brb · ‎14-04-2021

Yes to the Baja and the Avalanche. I had a 2007 Avalanche and loved it. Best compromise between a 4-door sedan and work truck I ever owned. I used the mid-gate a lot. An Allison/Duramax model would have fit my needs to a T.

brb · ‎09-04-2021

What a fright pig! A candidate for a data plate restoration.

brb · ‎09-04-2021

When I saw the title I thought "77 Maverick with a V8"! I am disappointed.

brb · ‎09-04-2021

Nice to see nice old cars at sane prices.

brb · ‎09-04-2021

A Baja that could haul a motorcycle (not a Grom) would tickle my fancy. Wrangler Rubicon Hellcat, hmmm, gives Launch Mode a new meaning.

brb · ‎07-04-2021

Thanks for the update. Nice pictures in the second article. For your next adventure, may I suggest traveling from the highest paved road in the US in Rocky Mountain National Park to the lowest in Badwater Basin. I available if you need a co-pilot.

brb · ‎07-04-2021

Good to see this kind of innovation and development in a competition setting. The participants are the engineer's and designers I'd want to hire in the future. People with competitive drive and real world experience. My compliments to Thayer for pursuing this program.

brb · ‎30-03-2021

Another bit of history I didn't know. What a unique car. Great story!

brb · ‎30-03-2021

A story very well told. The technical stuff was fascinating as well. Thank you.

brb · ‎26-03-2021

Thanks for the tips. Useful information.

brb · ‎26-03-2021

MotoGP is very, very impressive, but I really think offroad racing is the ultimate motorized gladiator sport. Think of running the Baja 1000 or Dakar Rally flat out without a roll cage.

brb · ‎26-03-2021

Ohhh. That might fit in the back of the airplane.

brb · ‎26-03-2021

Done right, the revived BSA could be a worthy period competitor to the revived Royal Enfield.

brb · ‎26-03-2021

A speed limiter on an all out performance bike? No, no, no.

brb · ‎26-03-2021

The combination of heritage, talent, and blending of old school and new tech is just awesome. I wish Raysons was a bit closer to Colorado, it would be a worthy road trip destination. Keep up the good work Ben! Nice story Greg.

brb · ‎26-03-2021

Excellent review. Don't care for the bike.

brb · ‎24-03-2021

Sometimes you find sad things at small town airports. Springfield, CO and Boise City, OK respectively.

brb · ‎22-03-2021

Cool car, better story. Thanks!