A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:
“Fun… another cool ride from BAT.
Looking forward to driving this one…”
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2004yzf450r commented on 1993 Ford Escort RS Cosworth Lux
“Right after getting out of the Army I sold cars at a Baltimore dealership. First car I ever sold was a beige 65 Impala. These cars had beautiful lines and looked great then and still do!”
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Catbird commented on No Reserve: 37-Years-Owned 1965 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe
“I have a 1999/2000 two door TDI in the same color that I purchased new. 349K miles and still going. Would so love to have this R32 sitting next to it. Best of lusk to the new owner
Have Fun,
BillA.”
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BillVW commented on No Reserve: 35k-Mile 2004 Volkswagen R32
“I love the early SHOs and had an 89, purchased in 92 while a young engineer at Ford. The car enthusiasts either had SHOs, fox body Mustangs or a Porsche (if you were willing to take the abuse from the neanderthal managers who were “only buy Ford” zealots). Once the first year gremlins were sorted, they were reliable (for a Ford) and perhaps the best all purpose sport sedan of the time. I love that Yamaha power plant and it is bulletproof, making sweet sweet sounds all the way to the little…”
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Dmhager commented on No Reserve: 1989 Ford Taurus SHO
“My first car was a 74 2002, non-tii. I learned how to heel-and-toe in that car and used to make fun of my friend Bob who had a GTO he thought was real tough. Oh sure, in a straight line he’d blow me away but he had to start braking for turns about ½ mile out, and I’d just cruise by him, by the time we left the turn he was in my mirror, then in about 15 seconds I’d choke on his exhaust as he smoked (literally) past me. My other friend Rich said if he ever robbed a bank he would hire me as his…”
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ScottOnTheRocks commented on 1974 BMW 2002tii 4-Speed