A Look at yesterday’s comments of note

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

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  • Yesterday’s comments of note — Explained

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

    “congratulation to the new owner. as mentioned i am the third owner of this car and i am in many of the pictures with the car from the 80s. including pictures taken at Bloomington when the car was awarded a gold certificate. I enjoyed seeing those pictures again, have not seen them in decades.”

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    addictedtojunk commented on 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe L88 427/430 4-Speed

    “Several years ago (well, maybe more than several!) I was offered a ride-along slot taking notes on the road trial of a 288 GTO which had just been serviced for a prominent collector here in MD. Midway through the loop, which was about thirty miles on various roads, we merged onto a local interstate at about 90 mph. The driver then floored it, the turbos spooled up, and at 90+ mph the tires chirped and the car rocketed forward, pushing us both back in our seats. I’ll remember that, always- at…”

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    jim_rosenthal commented on Lot #250,000: 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO

    “Happy to have it back since I drove it for most of its miles from 1997 to 2005”

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    E30M3Scott commented on 1988 BMW M3

    “As soon as I saw the lead photo when this listing went live, I wondered if this was the same car I saw at Radwood Detroit a few years ago. Your early comment — and digging back through my pictures — confirmed my memory! You’ve done a great job preserving this awesome artifact of the ’90s era.
    I had a ’94 GT 5-sp. in Teal Mist, and whenever I see one of these pop up on BAT, I’m tempted to jump in and try to relive my 20s. Subsequent cars I’ve owned have been faster and more…”

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    joliver3333 commented on 49k-Mile 1994 Ford Probe GT 5-Speed

  • A Look at yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “Best car on the Panther platform ever made, and this one is very nice. I probably won’t be there at the end, but I’ll start it off.”

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    Gary_T1 commented on No Reserve: 43k-Mile 2003 Mercury Marauder

    “Thank you excited for this car thank you valiantjim will be in contact soon”

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    Jjlawncare commented on No Reserve: 26-Years-Owned, 340-Powered 1963 Dodge Dart 270 4-Door Sedan

    “Co-worker got one like this in 1976, for his $8,000 company car allowance. Hope he kept it!”

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    ghtaboma commented on 44-Years-Owned 1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS

  • Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

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

    “Beautiful: Czech
    Graceful: Czech
    Unique: Czech
    Czech: Czech”

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    looselugnut commented on 1941 Tatra T87

    “I took my driving test in my Mom’s 75′ Grand Safari Wagon.(same body as this car). one of the longest cars ever built.. I had to parallel park it to get my license.
    After going through a blinking red light, the state patrol officer said if you can get this car out of this space without turning over any of the traffic cones, he would give me my license.. My father was laughing so hard he almost fell down.
    Some how I ended up with my drivers license..”

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    Jdukem commented on 1976 Pontiac Grand Safari

    “The “Daytona 500” connection is quite plausible. Pontiac VP of PR Bob Emerick was a good friend of Bill France Sr., and Pontiac was the official pace car at Daytona for many years.
    As part of that arrangement, speedway executives all drove new “loaner” Pontiacs, and many were allowed to “spec’ them any way they wanted. A loaded full-size wagon could have been part of this rotation.
    In my time there, after suffering through several months in a red on red 4-door Phoenix, I ordered a two-tone 5…”

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    200mph commented on 1976 Pontiac Grand Safari

  • Yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “Awesome to see another very early production boss! Curious as to when it initially was sold. I own 2013 Boss 302 #0003 in grabber blue. I purchased it in March 2012 from Al Packer Whit Marsh Ford in MD. They had no idea what the production number was and of course I never mentioned it until after I purchased it, then I received a call a few weeks later asking if I’d sell it back or trade it back for another boss plus cash. I declined. I do have more miles on mine, around 9k. Drove it from NJ to…”

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    kenw66 commented on 877-Mile 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 #0002

    “Brings back wonderful memories !!
    One of my best friends ordered a ‘63 Galaxie 500 XL Oxford Blue convertible with the 406/405 Tri-Power engine …By the time it arrived it had the new upgraded 427/425 Dual Quad engine..I can vividly remember the first time opening the hood and seeing those chrome valve covers marked 427-T ….I believe the “T” was for transistor ignition.
    The ‘63 Galaxie has always been my favorite Ford, especially the
    “R” code Fastback version.”

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    Noisyboyz commented on 1963.5 Ford Galaxie 500 Hardtop Fastback R-Code 427 4-Speed

    “A lot of the old GN racers, like me, will remember this car. Glad to see it’s still got all the original livery on it, as it’s a history making ride! Will be watching this one!”

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    clemsgn commented on Record-Setting 7-Second Twin-Turbocharged 1987 Buick Grand National NHRA SS/DX Drag Car

  • Yesterday’s comments of note — Explained

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

    “Getting close now!
    We told you about Bill’s event raising money for Special Olympics. It’s called All Italian Day and it’s October 11th this year (https://www.alfaromeoassociation.org/content.aspx?page_id=4091&club_id=233974&item_id=2902395).
    For several years we designed the t-shirt for the event. One of the last years I did the design, I felt we had to honor Bill and this wonderful car.
    One of the amazing ARA members, still has a new XL shirt and is willing to gift it to…”

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    GenauAutoWerks commented on 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce

    “Honored to be the next caretaker of this incredible M3. Huge thanks to the seller for the thorough presentation and to everyone in the comments who shared their knowledge. I’ve wanted the right E46 M3 for a long time, and I’m excited this Laguna Seca Blue example will be joining my garage. It will be well cared for and enjoyed. Thanks again!”

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    DailyDrivenPorsche commented on 2001 BMW M3 Coupe 6-Speed

    “Can’t believe the options on this one, it has factory Recaros before the ‘is’ was a thing. Plus the sport wheel, sunroof, and it’s in one of the best blues that BMW put on their in the 70s.
    This is a neat e21!”

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    e9er commented on 9k-Mile 1977 BMW 320i 4-Speed

  • Here’s yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “This Bronco will be well loved and cherished here. Been a dream of mine to have a Stroppe Baja for many years. Bought a Stroppe tribute here years ago, still have it, still love it, getting a new motor as we speak. But man I always wanted one of the real ones, so cool!”

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    mccoy34 commented on Fuel-Injected 1973 Ford Bronco Bill Stroppe Baja

    “Things of the past….
    A) Pontiac
    B)Colonnade cars and their elegant sportiness
    C) Corner Radio Shack where you could pickup a “realistic” fm booster to add to your Pontiac”

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    951lightweight commented on 1976 Pontiac LeMans Sport Coupe 350

    “What an amazing, beautiful and rare example! One of the best driving videos featured in a long time. Thank you for driving this with gusto, living vicariously may be the only way most of us experience this!”

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    Marinaman commented on 1964 Porsche 356C Carrera 2 Coupe

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