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The driver's side floorboard is a 20 mph speed limit sign I swiped from the neighborhood.
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Yep; one has a jar of Grey Poupon in the glovebox, the other has a squeeze bottle of French's mustard.
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Chrysler built a better car, and by golly, I wanna buy it.
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Honestly, if an MG MIdget or Austin Healey Sprite don't put summertime smiles on your face, nothing will.
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There's no question. The only upside for me would have been to have purchased it for $15K and sold it at auction 30-40 years later for $660K. Not a bad return on the investment!
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I'm not even a fast muscle car guy (I'm more of the tweedy British car set) but by God I love the look, feel, and sound of this thing and I would hang my left nut on a rusty hook to own this thing.
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Why can't more of our everyday common interactions be so entertaining?
Every neighborhood should have a red Texaco truck delivering the goods or a two story dinosaur hanging around.
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Of course you will, but what a joy you will have in the meantime.
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A heck of a lot longer than a week!
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Larry Shinoda's fingerprints are all over this design. What a contribution he made to the muscle car world.
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The 212 Inter Vignale Coupe was the one Larry offered me for $15K; it sold at the same sale for $660K. Here is more information on the car:
https://www.forza-mag.com/issues/143/articles/the-coachbuilder-s-art
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Newsom is on the right track here.
Trump is already putting the screws to the state for disaster relief, so what harm is there in going alone? California would do right to extend its middle finger to the addle-brained orange cretin.
Article I section 8 clearly states that it is Congress, not the President, that has the power to "regulate commerce with foreign nations". California would do well to demand they do their job on behalf of their constituents. It is Congress, not the Offal Office, that writes tax laws.
Tell the Supreme Court to throw out this entire list of tariffs and demand Congress to do its job.
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I believe that was true, although my bet is that only a handful were used commercially.
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I had a dear friend and neighbor pass away just about ten years ago who was a founding member of the Ferrari Club of America; he was a retired automotive designer and had a wonderful car collection with a 212 Vignale Coupe, a 212 Mexico, a Delahaye 135 Cabriolet, a Mangusta, a 246 GT, an Aston DB3 DHC, a James Young bodied Alfa, and a pre-war Mulliner Bentley. He once had a 275 GTB that I wish I had gotten my hands on, but I always lusted after the a California Spyder.
When he passed away his collection was dispersed and sold for millions.
He offered his 212 Vignale to me for $15K many years ago and I had to decline; so, too, the Delahaye. But I had a young familiy and the finances weren't there. The Vignale is in the the many millions now. The Mexico, of course, is priceless.
Two of Larry's former cars stayed in town, and you'll find them here:
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She is spot-on here. Hoosiers should be outraged.
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Ha! Kudos to you! This is the right answer for sound mental health.
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Too many smiles per hour than should be allowed by law: 1972 MG Midget
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They're like driving a go-kart, only it seats two and you don't have to bother with a rope pull start.