Understanding yesterday’s comments of note

A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

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    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “Ah, the memories. Throwing those doors open to exit on a timed response only to have them not latch and come back on your hand, head, legs. Failing to latch the turret and spinning around on corners… enough to make you nauseous. Or backing in to the ATF with the M-60 not latched in the neutral position and bending the barrel (this actually happened). Maybe catching your boot on the door opening ledge and face planting. No one who rode in one doesn’t have an opinion on them.”

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    Statueman commented on Cadillac Gage Ranger Armored Personnel Carrier

    “I own one of these (long story), so I know they are something of a novelty rather than a serious sports car.
    That said, they are such iconically cool cars. The grey/white background with the stainless foreground is just chef’s kiss photography. Calendar worthy shots aplenty in this gallery.
    Best of luck with the sale! In keeping with the unspoken rules of quoting BTTF on all of these auctions, I’ll just paraphrase Doc Brown. “When this auction gets underway, you’re going to see some…”

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    Button commented on 1,800-Mile 1982 DeLorean DMC-12 5-Speed

    “I live in Great Falls and recognized the lead photo. The fellow that accumulated these had a beautiful collection of fully restored cars. He owned several bars in town and had a gorgeous 50’s Corvette in one of them, Classic 50’s Diner. I am guessing these are either donors or projects he ran out of time for. One’s demise will do that to you.”

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    Jpgnmt commented on No Reserve: Lot of Four 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air & 150 4-Door Sedan Projects

    “In a sea of drab, soulless shape. Parking lots full of white, beige and Grey. Wouldn’t you like to stand out. That is exactly what you will get with this all new for 1957 Plymouth. 3 full years ahead of the competition. Just look at that styling. Gaze upon the majesty of color. Delight in the lines that none can imitate. You get more car, for less money.
    Plymouth for 1957. Get yours today.”

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    MoonlightAlley commented on 383-Powered 1957 Plymouth Plaza Club Sedan 4-Speed

  • Yesterday’s comments of note

    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “Who’s ready for a Story?
    This Car is coming back to Maryland. My father-in-law was the Owner that bought the car in MD. A family member sold the car after his passing without us knowing. I have been searching for a white on cinnamon e46M3 for the better part of the last decade…. When this popped up I got excited. When I saw it was originally from MD, I thought there was a chance. When I saw his name on the paperwork in the old listing I LOST MY MIND… I am so excited to get his car back for…”

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    BigWalmac commented on 47k-Mile 2002 BMW M3 Coupe 6-Speed

    “It really does belong in a museum. We have over 1,000 visitors on saturdays and 10,000+ monthly. Lots of old geezers like me that were around body work.”

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    DFWcarandtoymuseum commented on No Reserve: c. 1945 Blackhawk Bantam Porto-Power Tool Kit

    “Gorgeous car that is well known by the car people on the local show circuit. To those pondering adding a new Mustang bid with confidence. This is a top notch professional build with ties to a highly regarded local performance shop. Owner is a very nice guy too. I’ll miss seeing it at the local big events. Good luck Mr. H”

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    Rbrey381 commented on GT500-Style, Supercharged Coyote-Powered 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback 6-Speed

    “i might have to buy it just for the 8 tracks!”

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    mickeymnemonicdeux commented on 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 428 Super Cobra Jet Drag Pack 4-Speed

  • Understanding yesterday’s comments of note

    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “Poster child for Toyota reliability, durability, ruggedness, ease of ownership all wrapped up in a perfectly sized no nonsense do it all pickup.
    Added bonus, respectable mpg and well mannered handling.”

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    Sarki commented on No Reserve: 1997 Toyota T100 Xtracab 4×4 5-Speed

    “These Ford GT’s are so much fun to drive, I took mine out this morning and the experience is almost indescribable. I have other supercars as well but the Ford GT is by far the best. Until you drive one you will never understand the why you need one of these in your collection. I do think they deserve to be DRIVEN!!!”

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    GTgirl commented on 166-Mile 2005 Ford GT

    “Thank you. My hubby has been talking about getting one for 10-plus years, and I am getting this to surprise him when he finishes his cancer treatments!”

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    Mamaofmany commented on 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer

  • What to Know About yesterday’s comments of note

    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “10 original cheetahs completed by Bill Thomas. 7 comp, 3 street. There is one untouched totally unrestored survivor from that original production run, and it is in my collection. The King Cheetah street car here has a very unique history and is obviously extremely well preserved as well. Good luck!”

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    CC350 commented on 1966 Bill Thomas Cheetah Coupe

    “When I first got the car, I was always under the hood or underneath the car, learning as I went, and it became the car my girlfriend — now my wife — and I took everywhere. A lot of great memories were made.
    Life moved on, and the car ended up parked for close to four decades. Recently we decided to bring it back to life, get it running again, and return it to a period correct state. It’s been rewarding to hear it fire up and drive it again after all those years.
    That said, my…”

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    trevmo commented on 50-Years-Owned 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 4-Speed

    “This was the first car I ever bought new from a dealer when I was 20. I was driving a beat up old Ford F150 with bad linkage that I had bought for $150. The dealer offered a $5k of discount for anything you could push pull or drag in, so the Ford made his last journey.
    My father had a terminal diagnosis at the time and provided the remaining $10k needed to make sure his little girl would have a new car after he was gone.
    This car got me through those early years of having lost both…”

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    reddy2climb commented on No Reserve: 1981 Lancia Beta Zagato 2000

  • Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “What a beast. 12k miles on a S7 is impressive. Most have far fewer.
    The dollars spent to miles driven ratio must be wild.”

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    Button commented on One-Owner 2004 Saleen S7 Twin Turbo

    “Transmission is an M6 presto-matic WITH fluid drive. 2 gears in low range and 2 gears in high range. Rumor is it 2 gears in reverse but I have never attempted it in my 50 Chrysler equipped with the same trans. Fluid drive is the coupler between the trans and engine which works as an early torque converter basically allowing to come to a stop without taking out gear. Most people start in high range (Where 3rd is like a 3 on the tree) and at 12-18 MPH you just lift your foot off the gas and wait…”

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    BrooklynBeer commented on No Reserve: Three-Decades-Family-Owned 1950 DeSoto Custom Sedan

    “A 2016 Ford Taurus SHO with just a 93-octane tune (often referred to as a “tune-only” car) typically gains about 75–100+ horsepower over stock, bringing it close to 450–500 horsepower at the crank. In the 1/4 mile, a tuned SHO, even without bolt-on parts, is capable of running times in the low 12-second range, often around 12.3 to 12.6 seconds.”

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    Frederal commented on No Reserve: 524-Mile 2016 Ford Taurus SHO

  • Understanding yesterday’s comments of note

    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “Thanks all! I’m compiling the finest Fiat coachbuilt museum in America and this was the missing piece. I am so excited!!!!!”

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    happiesttrees commented on No Reserve: 1970 Fiat Moretti 850 Sportiva S2

    “I’d like to thank everyone who joined the conversation. There were many great comments, and I learned a lot about my car. This BaT process has been so cool for me to be a part of. It’s just been fun – maybe the only fun way to let go of this car. Here are a few last pics. Thank you all!!”

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    NIbor commented on No Reserve: Supercharged 2005 Lotus Elise

    “I worked on the development of these back at the start of my career as an engineer with Isuzu in Cerritos, CA. The prototype from Japan was purple and RHD which got lots of stares and thumbs up Super fun cars to drive. Drove it to Lake Tahoe through many fun roads. Handled pretty well for a SUV.”

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    alxsanchez23 commented on 1999 Isuzu VehiCROSS

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