A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:
“”I mean, for a while I was starting every morning on Bring a Trailer.”
I’m still at that point.”
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no.radar commented on sludgo Rides Shotgun with gear-ku
“An Alfa like this, in this original condition, is simply priceless. I don’t know who coined the expression “you can’t go home again,” but this car proves them wrong. This car is more than a time capsule, it is a time machine. Drive it and you will be transported back to Italy during an automotive golden age. A 100 point Pebble Beach example couldn’t give you any more pleasure than enjoying this in today’s real world. GLWTA.”
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johnireland commented on 1959 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint
“We can crack some jokes, but lets also acknowledge the incredible craftsmanship here. The hand painted details are incredible!”
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Gmmuscleusa commented on No Reserve: c.1800s Albany Cutter Horse-Drawn Sleigh
“Great read. Glad Denise McLuggage got a shout out. One of the great auto scribes who dosen’t get the recognition she deserves. Also wrote one of the best ski instruction books “The Centered Skier”.”
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pragmatic commented on sludgo Rides Shotgun with gear-ku
“Nobody ever accused Gus Godley of being a visionary.
In 1959, Gus was a janitor at Chrysler’s Highland Park headquarters, a long way from Fort Stockton, Texas, where common sense was considered a civic virtue and automobiles were generally expected to resemble automobiles. He swept floors, emptied wastebaskets, and consumed enough Folgers to keep a small freight train running on schedule.
One rainy Tuesday morning, Gus was cleaning the Plymouth Design Studio before the stylists arrived.…”
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CaptainMyCaptain commented on 1961 Plymouth Fury Convertible