Yesterday’s comments of note — Explained

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

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  • Yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “I own an’07 Miata. Nothing goes wrong. Maintenance is inexpensive. It’s a total blast to drive top down. New owner here is gonna be happy with the value he/she gets for the $ spent. These are simply GREAT vehicles. GLWTA”

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    Spider_Mike commented on No Reserve: 2008 Mazda MX-5 Miata Grand Touring PRHT 6-Speed

    “Driver & passenger sound like two kids in a candy store – can’t blame them.
    Awesome ride to take to a track on weekends & I’d do school drop off during the week.”

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    Micro912 commented on Paxton-Supercharged 1966 Shelby Mustang GT350 Race Car

    “@68Vet
    Baja California and back to Sacramento in a slant six Dart? That is an absolute adventure and proof positive that these cars were built for exactly that kind of journey. No drama, no breakdowns, just mile after mile of honest reliable transportation through some pretty unforgiving terrain. That slant six was one of the toughest engines ever bolted into an American car and your story is a perfect reminder of that.
    Thank you for sharing that memory and for the kind words. That is…”

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    heathbrockwell commented on No Reserve: 29-Years-Owned 1972 Dodge Dart Custom 318 Sedan Project

  • Yesterday’s comments of note You Should Know

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

    “I remember seeing these at the Buick dealer in Jamestown , NY. Soon to be just a Honda dealer. Well equipped at base price, and hard to get one.[1976].
    I moved back to Washington DC, in mid 78. By fall of 1979, i ordered a [Catherine] brown base car, from a dealer in Fredericksburg VA, which I realized ,after 5 months, was never going to come in. While visiting the local huge dealer in Arlington, I saw a Red LX. I asked if I might buy it for sticker, and the salesmen agreed. Signed the buyers…”

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    Uncle_G1 commented on 174-Mile 1978 Honda Accord Hatchback 5-Speed

    “I am in love. The opalescent paints that Jaguar used during this era are some of the best looking colors ever produced – almost like late ‘50s Detroit colors, but more delicate. Good luck with this auction, but with a car this good looking, I don’t think you need luck!”

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    slickmick commented on 1963 Jaguar XKE Series I 3.8 Roadster

    “Thanks to all for the congrats We live in Oregon and this was always my wives dream car”

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    61ss commented on Fuel-Injected, 331-Powered 1957 Ford Thunderbird 5-Speed

  • Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

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

    “im a CO boy also. I bought a radiator from Corvettes only years ago so i do appreciate that connection.
    This car will remain origional as possible and will be put back correctly. im honored to have this one….”

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    JoeMore commented on 62-Years-Family-Owned 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split-Window Coupe 4-Speed Project

    “Great looking e28 that has been dialed in the way all e28s should be dialed in, starting with euro bumpers and properly lowered suspension. 👏
    You’d be hard pressed to find better wheels for an e28 than the 16″ BBS RX wheels.
    The crack free dash is also a bonus, as is the top end motor refresh just a few thousand miles ago.
    The Recaros alone are worth between two and five thousand dollars in case someone wanted to replace them with e28 sport seats.
    Refurbished A/C and the new heater core…”

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    JGraham commented on 1985 BMW 535i 5-Speed

    “We had ’74 Manta, one of our most dependable and enjoyable cars. Terrific handling and clean styling. Kept it for 9 years and 80K miles. The drive trains in these cars were solid.”

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    sws615 commented on 1970 Opel GT 1.9 4-Speed

  • Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

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

    “Hello Fellow Pantera Fans!
    Welcome to the auction for my buddy Jim’s killer ’72 Pantera, chassis #4013. Jim had been looking for a Pantera for a long time, and with my history of owning and restoring many over the years, I was helping in that search. So when this one came up we reviewed it and agreed it was the one he should buy.
    Of course, Jim is a perfectionist and loves to drive (usually quite fast!) so 4013, already and incredibly well sorted car, went through a very thorough…”

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    CC350 commented on Jim Farley’s 1972 DeTomaso Pantera

    “Great project – I would finish it as a road racer, preferably with a legal registration.
    I remember Dave Sturdevant from when I was involved with race cars, but it was a casual nod in the pits type of thing.
    This reminds me of a similar build that someone brought to the SCCA Runoffs at Road Atlanta in the late 80s. It ran in GT 4 or 5 and had a super complex suspension worked out in it. The party trick that they would do in the pits was to set it up off the ground on only three jack…”

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    Jags_in_the_barn commented on No Reserve: 1972 Alfa Romeo GTV 2000 Body Shell w/Fiberglass Bodywork & Tube-Frame Chassis

    “This car brings back mixed memories, let me explain. I had heard about the new Dodge Daytona coming out so I went to the Dodge dealer to check them out. They had two on the lot, a blue non turbo version and a beautiful black turbo Z. I drove both and fell in love with the turbo Z. Of course I did! I was 19 years old and the car was pretty quick. The salesman told me that I didn’t qualify for the turbo financially, but he could do the non turbo. I had no interest. I told him if I couldn’t…”

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    Rotaryrocket commented on No Reserve: Dodge Daytona Turbo Z Concept Car & PPG Indy Pace Car

  • Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

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

    “Oh good, it’s a Medium tank. My HOA tends to frown upon the Large ones…”

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    3Pedalonly commented on ca.1945 T-34/85 Medium Tank

    “My first car was a black 1987 325es. I loved that car and always told myself I would own another E30. This one is perfect.”

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    rpmesq commented on S54-Powered 1986 BMW 325es 5-Speed

    “Every time I see one of these I can’t help but think so fondly of Ed “Lancia” Levin and his remarkable knowledge surrounding these cars.
    These really are spectacular cars in every respect. Once you drive one, you never forget it. @seller needs no introduction here so bid with confidence. These have been woefully undervalued compared with similar era cars, but I believe all that is about to change as more people wake up to US landed examples like this, and the amazing amount of fun one can…”

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    Raffi commented on 1969 Lancia Fulvia 1.6 HF Fanalone

  • Understanding yesterday’s comments of note

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

    “my goodness….I’ll NEVER grow tired of seeing a classic truck with Montana Big Sky Country in the background…just perfect”

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    DUGEEEFRESH04 commented on No Reserve: 1974 Dodge W100 Power Wagon 4×4 318

    “Any compact two door wagon is cool in its own right and being a Stude ensures it’ll be the only one anywhere it goes. What’s most unique and exciting about this rarity though is the engine build. I had no idea there was an array of speed equipment for the flathead six, particularly to the level of a high compression aluminum head. Reading the attached Cathcart article (from 1999!) suggests at least 140HP from this little 169ci flattie. It’s got to be a light car, I’m guessing under 3K lbs…”

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    Valiantjim commented on 1959 Studebaker Lark VI Deluxe 2-Door Station Wagon 3-Speed

    “normalize three pedal SUVs”

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    LVbuddah commented on 2011 Porsche Cayenne 6-Speed

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