Here’s 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 You Should Know

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

    “Formula for years, worked in secrecy with Mercury and designed the 500 Super Sport Crossover expressly for the new 600-hp Mercury Verado V12.
    It was the first boat fitted with these innovative V-12 motors that had a fixed powerhead and a rotating lower unit.
    I saw the original factory black hulled SSC at Soverel Harbor in Palm Beach Gardens when it first hit the water,
    Spent some time talking with the crew, admiring the boat and the serious Mercury motors the likes of which I’d never seen…”

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    RussR commented on 2023 Formula 500 Super Sport Crossover

    “I love this car – the color is one of my top choices – and that interior … so cool and unique – I have a ’74 GTS and as others here have said the driving experience is special – so low to the ground with the motor humming on your shoulder – hypnotic – GLWTA”

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    neelfryer commented on 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS

    “There are two of us in the USA (that we know of) that have Turkis Coupes, me being one of them. No matter where I drive, I get thumbs up and comments about what an amazing color this is and how well it compliments the smooth curvy lines of an E9. This example looks nearly perfect, and the seller is THE source of E9 expertise. You can buy this car with the utmost of confidence, and join Club Turkis! You won’t be disappointed! GLWTA!”

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    Jimmilew commented on Euro 1973 BMW 3.0CSi 4-Speed

  • Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

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

    “C&C T-Tops were as good if not better than factory. Loved the glass to glass look that GM adopted for the 3rd gen cars. I used to install those on 2nd and 3rd gen F-bodies in the 80’s through the 90’s. Way better than the tiny Hurst and American aftermarket Hatches. GLWTA.”

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    johnnyvett commented on 24k-Mile 1981 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

    “That 292 cu. in. 6 cyl. engine is a real workhorse. It gets peak torque at a low 1600 RPM. It is not going to win on race day but it will pull most anything you want it to.”

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    Bill_GMC commented on No Reserve: 1980 Chevrolet K20 Custom Deluxe 4×4 4-Speed

    “I cannot properly put into words how excited and truly blessed I am to be the next caretaker of this incredible GTO. My story runs a strikingly similar path to that of the seller. I too, bought my first car at 14-1/2 years old, a rusty, primer covered 1968 4 speed GTO sitting out in front of a house in the very same town, Milton Wisconsin where the seller’s story started with this car 39 years ago. This incredible ’68 GTO is coming back home to Milton where she belongs for now.”

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    1966erik commented on No Reserve: 39-Years-Owned 1968 Pontiac GTO 4-Speed

  • Understanding yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “Wow !! Brings back wonderful memories as I learned how to drive on my Dad’s ‘60 Bonneville convertible ..He was a “car guy”having several Chrysler letter cars before I talked him into the Bonneville. Our neighbor had a ‘59 Bonneville convertible and he took me for a ride on a warm summer night with the top down …When he hit the gas and I heard that VROOOM of the carbs opening I was smitten !!
    He told my Dad to make sure he ordered the Tri/Power option to match the power of his…”

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    Noisyboyz commented on 1960 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible

    “Many years ago i used to take quite a few road trips and generally would find any excuse i could make up just to do so . There was always a destination , but the journey was the reason , just a love of being on the open road and feeling young and unencumbered . I always used to have my “Road Trip” tape which i had previously recorded and was quite long and had a wide variety of music to listen to on the road but the same song , first up on the tape , “Vehicle” by The Ides of March always…”

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    Petrolholic commented on sludgo’s Mile Markers: Mile 220

    “The 996T manual has become a gold mine, and it’s super fun to drive. What more could one want in a 911 Turbo, the quintessential sports car of the modern era? Enjoy ownership in safety and good health.”

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    RecoveringAtty commented on 2002 Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe 6-Speed

  • Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

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

    “We currently have a 250 SWB in our care that was built in direct collaboration with the exceptional team at GTO Engineering. Prior to joining Mohr Imports, I had the privilege of running GTO Engineering’s Los Angeles operation for several years and visited both the GTO House and restoration facility on multiple occasions.
    I can’t say enough positive things about the craftsmanship, attention to detail, and passion that goes into these cars. Having had the opportunity to work alongside both…”

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    MohrImports commented on 250 GT Berlinetta SWB “Revival” by GTO Engineering

    “A Nova Wagon with dog dish wheels and a V8 paired to a 4 speed. It doesn’t get a better than that! GLWTA”

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    70_duster commented on No Reserve: 1966 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova Wagon 327 4-Speed

    “Gated V8 over V10 with paddles! Do you agree? Love the Mugello Blue Pearl Paint! Beautiful!
    GLWTA”

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    SingleClutch commented on 11k-Mile 2009 Audi R8 Coupe 6-Speed

    “Such great trucks, went a decade with minimal styling updates. And the Vortec Chevy 454 is a LEGEND! And if it is really as clean as it appears, someone is going to get an awesome ride. Only thing it is missing from my ideal 3/4 Suburban build sheet would be barn doors in back, but the tailgate is what makes pregaming work too.”

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    One_for_the_Hill commented on 1999 Chevrolet K2500 Suburban LT 7.4L 4×4

  • What to Know About yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “I remember the day when, “stock car” races, the cars had to be stock. So each manufacturer made a special super car and produced only 2000 of then, just so they could race them. I wish they still did this.”

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    kodpkd commented on Ex–Richard Petty 1970 Plymouth Superbird

    “The best color and the best year to own.
    Road trip? This is the car you want. Need to do a Costco run for a family gathering of 100 people? The Impala trunk has you covered!
    Some of the best air conditioning and heat you’ll ever encounter in a car.
    And if you desire more power you can do what I’m doing now after 13 years of ownership. Lloyd Elliot heads and cam for some more fun. 🙂
    GLWA and I hope the next owner puts some proper mileage on this beast.”

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    Sedancollector commented on 388-Mile 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS

    “I been looking for one for the past decade. This means the world to me. Thanks for the fun guys. I’m stoked to pick this up.”

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    tennysons2k commented on No Reserve: One-Owner 2000 Honda S2000

  • Yesterday’s comments of note — Explained

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

    “I bought one of these and tuned the ECU to go 50 mph. Madness Autoworks sells the upgrade.”

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    Abarth67 commented on 2026 Fiat Topolino Dolce Vita

    “Side markers are correct for USA spec cars. Euro spec cars have the “bullet” side markers.
    Marrone Colorado is one of the best colors on these cars. Just outstanding, as is this example.
    Having owned two of these cars, I can say that they are wonderful to drive in every respect. With proper servicing, they are as reliable as a Honda. They are not easy to work on and quite expensive for repairs and service.
    Expect $10K on a major service and $2K for tires. My current car, 14633, sits for a…”

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    Zanny1 commented on 1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4

    “Citroens are rare enough and then this shows up! Escaped the crusher! Cool!”

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    snafuracer commented on No Reserve: 1973 Citroen GS Birotor Project

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