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

    “Yes
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    huibae commented on No Reserve: 965k-Mile 1992 Honda Accord EX Wagon

    “I wanted one of these for 33 years. FINALLY”

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    Flatfixer1 commented on No Reserve: 1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo 5-Speed

    “What a fantastic driving video!
    Maserati’s 200S and Si were giant killers in their day with only the bigger engined Ferrari 860 Monza/290MM, 315 and 335 Sports able to keep up. The Maserati 300S and 450S were faster but never had the breaking or handling of the 200S and Si models.
    This is by far one of the best and the spares package alone worth the currently humble bid!
    Cheers,
    Bill”

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    Symbolic_International commented on 1957 Maserati 200SI by Fantuzzi

  • Here’s yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “Rusty Hammer had always known where he fit.
    Thirty years behind the same counter in the same hardware store in Fort Stockton will do that to a man. He was the one folks came to when something broke. Hinges, pipes, doors that wouldn’t close right. Rusty had an answer for all of it.
    Until one morning, he didn’t.
    It wasn’t dramatic. Just him standing in the hinge aisle, staring at shelves he’d stocked a thousand times, realizing he couldn’t remember why any of it…”

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    CaptainMyCaptain commented on No Reserve: 1962 Airstream Trade Wind 24′ Travel Trailer

    “Also nice that they kept it in original Lime Gold. Probably only half the cars produced still in this wonderful color. My buddy just repainted his back to original Lime Gold after 40 years being Wimbledon white.”

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    1967Shelby commented on 1967 Shelby Mustang GT350 Fastback 4-Speed

    “My hats off to the builder of this 55. Seldom do I see a car that has had all the body work done properly. Take note people, when you take it down to bare metal you’re doing a great job and less likely to have a chemical reaction from previous paint jobs. With the body having a top notch job you know that the rest of the car was built right.”

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  • Here’s yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “Thank you all for your interest in my dad’s GTV.
    That car holds a lifetime of memories for me. I still remember riding home in the passenger seat at age six as my dad brought it back from Larchmont, NY — and him telling me to stop playing with all the buttons and knobs. Years later, I turned over the odometer somewhere on 395 South in Connecticut, driving it to impress the woman who would become my wife. And most recently, during the COVID years, Dad and I brought it to Giovanni and Kathy…”

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    haigtell commented on One-Owner 1974 Alfa Romeo GTV 2000

    “When I was a kid my Dad heard on the radio a promotion by Pitcairn Honda in Langhorn PA. It said, “come test drive the new Honda and register to win an ounce of Gold.” They must have changed their mind or it was a mistake, as the ad only ran once to my knowledge. So my Dad and I headed up to the dealer which was only 15 min away. I don’t think I actually got to ride in the car because it was to small. Then my Dad said he wanted to register for the gold. It was closing time and everyone in…”

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    Glen commented on 1971 Honda Z600 4-Speed

    “When it’s cold, I like to go down in the basement, and sit in the Factory 5 Roadster, that my Dad and I built. He’s been gone 6 years now, and I still think about him, every single day.
    Listening to the driving video, I can close my eyes, and see Dad, driving his car, that we built, smiling from ear to ear.
    Thanks for listing this gorgeous car, @Stables_Group . It is gorgeous and sounds incredibly good.”

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  • Understanding yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “Paul Newman lived across the street from me growing up. My dad got the same bike from the Studios and talked shop with Mr. Newman often.”

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    BRUGAR commented on Ex–Paul Newman 1964 Honda CB77 Super Hawk

    “I just had my ’72 4.5 overhauled…new injectors, hoses, belts, plugs, wires, coil…
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    greenerwg commented on 1972 Mercedes-Benz 280SEL 4.5 Sedan

    “A huge thank you to @pkatzakian (previous owner) for kindly getting these period photographs over to me. Following the discussion in the comments, Phil was able to send them through, and I’m delighted to be able to share them here with everyone.
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    “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 !!
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    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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    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “The original owner of this Maserati was Stan Nowak, more famous as one of the earliest of the Ferrari historians here in the States. He told me decades ago he took delivery in West Nyak but sold it just a few months later to raise money for an early Ferrari that had recently been uncovered.
    He told me to keep an eye out for it and said it would be easy to find by the chassis number “502.”
    He passed away not long thereafter and I never did track it down until about ten years ago when I…”

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    Symbolic_International commented on 53-Years-Owned 1969 Maserati Ghibli 4.7 Project

    “Literally the perfect Jeep to ‘bomb’ around in. The detail-overload here is fabulous!
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    WOW.”

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    CarDogThreePedals commented on Aircraft-Themed Willys-Style “Warbird Jeep” Custom

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