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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:

    “Wow, what a stance on this spectacular F100 bumpside 4×4. The two-tone color scheme is awesome! Interior is nice and the engine is clean. Truly a cool build here!”

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    BaerBronco commented on 390-Powered 1969 Ford F-100 Custom Cab 4×4 4-Speed

    “The gap between the order date and the serialized date on the Marti report reminds me that Ford workers went on strike in the fall of 1976.
    I had factory ordered a new Econoline 150 around the same time as this Bronco and I took delivery in January of 1977. My van was the same Midnight Metallic Blue as this Bronco. A Great color”

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    CascadeHawkeye commented on 1977 Ford Bronco Ranger 302

    “So I have taking a break from BaT for a while and thought what the heck, let’s see what’s happening. Wow, this amazing 928 and an honest to goodness perfect Mangusta. Holy moly welcome back!”

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    GP1393 commented on 1979 Porsche 928 5-Speed

  • Yesterday’s comments of note — Explained

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

    “If you told me I would pull-up BaT today and there would be a 6-wheeled EcoSport for sale, I would have sent you to rehab. I’m speechless.”

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    Fatalvenom commented on No Reserve: Custom Six-Wheeled 2019 Ford EcoSport Titanium

    “A very special car here. This is one of the original World’s Fair batch of 60 Mustang GTs Ford built for the 1965 New York World’s Fair, the cars that introduced the GT package to the press and the first ones that rolled off the line. On April 15, 1965, all 60 were lined up together. Henry Ford II, Lee Iacocca, and Don Frey rolled past the row. The cars then went to journalists for a 10-day press evaluation. After that they were returned to Ford and sold as demos. About 20 of the original…”

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    MotorGuild commented on No Reserve: World’s Fair Batch 1965 Ford Mustang Coupe GT A-Code 289

    “Starting in 2023 these cars are turbocharged only it runs the 3gen erad rear diff that is constantly engaged compared to the clutch style of the previous model which could disconnect when not needed. The fun part is that if you are driving electric only you are rwd with instant torque.
    I trekked down from Seattle to Cali for. ‘24 with 4k miles on it. It’s my daily commuter and plugging it in at home I have only topped off the gas tank once in 2 months.
    Anyone that is considering these…”

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    onyxeros commented on 2023 Volvo V60 T8 Polestar Engineered

  • A Look at yesterday’s comments of note

    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

  • A Look at yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “I was a dispatcher at Greyhound in the 80s just after the last Buffalos were retired. One thing you used to see in ads for used buses was “Never a Greyhound,” meant to say it was never thrashed in daily Dog service and probably wouldn’t have chicken bones shoved into all the heater outlets. Looks like a nice bus.
    Andrew”

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    Watry commented on No Reserve: 1970 GM PD4108 “Buffalo Bus” RV Conversion

    “I have been fooling around with cars, one way or another, for over sixty years, and I can’t think of any individual automobile that has enjoyed such star quality for such a long time. Look up the rhapsodic writeup on the 300SL Gullwing in “Sports & Classic Cars”, (Borgeson/Jaderquist), published in 1955! Even then, these cars had qualities that set them apart from all others. Their looks, their performance, their racing history, and the people associated with them…everything adds to the…”

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    jim_rosenthal commented on 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing

    “Fun memory. I purchased a very clean, low milage `64 Galaxie 500XL
    R-Code 427 4 speed when I returned from Vietnam in `67.
    Paid $1700, 59 years ago, when these were just very nice “Used Cars”.
    Now, these survivors are the best of the full size “Muscle Cars” extant.”

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    LRP commented on 1964 Ford Galaxie 500XL Fastback R-Code 427 4-Speed

  • Yesterday’s comments of note You Should Know

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

    “I owned SN 5077 many years ago. The 4-liter engine pulls like a locomotive. There is comfortable seating for 4 adults. I think it is the best of the 2+2 classic Ferraris. You will never regret owning it. – Keith Martin”

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    330america commented on 1964 Ferrari 330 America

    “been salivating over this truck all week. you simply cannot buy anything like this today. congrats to whoever gets it!”

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    DerekPhillips commented on 5k-Mile 2019 Lexus LX570 Inspiration Series

    “Outstanding 7 litre rare cat! You’d likely encounter a (live) cougar in the wild before ever seeing another one of these, incredible GLWTA”

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    Tituswolf351 commented on 30-Years-Owned 1968 Mercury Cougar 7-Litre GT-E

  • Yesterday’s comments of note You Should Know

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

    “Wow! What a coincidence! My current 993 cup-based racecar has THEE original M64/70 993 Cup 3.8L engine that was originally in this BaT car listed (before John Ruther had it converted to an RSR, courtesy of Alwin Springer of ANDIAL and who was also the head of PMNA back then). Basically I have the original low hours still-sealed 3.8L Cup motor and original motorsport ECU/DME that belonged to this car listed when it arrived stateside back in 1995. Small world indeed!”

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    11after9 commented on PMNA-Converted 1995 Porsche 911 3.8 RSR Evo

    “When approaching a B24S Spider from the rear, a couple of times when not paying attention I have been fooled and thought early Alfa Romeo 750 Giulietta Spider only to realize I am in the presence of true automotive greatness.
    Back in the 1960s when I was a gopher for legendary race driver David Piper on his 250 GTO and then 250 P Ferraris at Goodwood he drove Lancias as his Daily Driver. I asked him why when he raced Ferrari’ finest machinery and he said ‘You need to understand how…”

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    Guido36 commented on 1958 Lancia Aurelia B24S Convertible

    “Honda corporate donated 50 of these Big Reds to our Sheriff’s department in 1990, and provided advanced training to me and the rest of our deputies who were assigned these vehicles, including taking on thick underbrush at speed, when a four wheel ATV would dry dock. They became marked tactical vehicles for an amazingly-wide variety of extreme duties. What a magnificent machine. GLWTA!!!!!”

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    blake.aasgaard commented on 1985 Honda ATC 250ES Big Red

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