Bikes are still pretty cheap...

[benb]

Originally Posted by Bob Ross

The one two-seater that is an exception to ^^^that is the Datsun 240Z. I'm 6'0" and I was astonished at how much leg room that car offers. Almost made me wonder how they fit the engine up front.

Way before my time but was this part of how they were so well regarded in amateur racing?

Maybe they weren't, but I went to a quirky car museum last year and the owner was particularly enamored of Datsuns and had a whole room of them, most of them were his old race cars.

[cgolvin]

After selling my Audi on carsandbids.com I continue to receive their daily emails (don't know why I don't unsubscribe, I'm not in the market but apparently I find them interesting).

What has struck me most recently is how hot the market is for Honda S2000s. I think a low miles one sold recently for well over $30k 😱

[AngryScientist]

It's getting harder and harder to find a decent platform for a fun car.

>2 door
>RWD
>Manual

I really want a pre airbag and abs car too.

The great search!

[Philster]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

It's getting harder and harder to find a decent platform for a fun car.

>2 door
>RWD
>Manual

I really want a pre airbag and abs car too.

The great search!

Without researching when those technologies appeared, I'm guessing you are locking yourself into a pretty old car. Purchasing may be the least of your issues with parts costs and availability.

There are a bunch to choose from. An E30 is an obvious choice. A Volvo Amazon would be fantastic. A Fox bodied Mustang would fit the criteria.

I like to look at Historic Rally videos to fall in love with some really cool cars.

[AngryScientist]

Might be a bit of a challenge to squeeze a bike in here somewhere, but how fun would it be to show up at the weekend coffee ride with this beauty.

Very elegant. Such a difference between what the europeans were doing in the late 50's than what we are building here in the US.

[ntb1001]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

Might be a bit of a challenge to squeeze a bike in here somewhere, but how fun would it be to show up at the weekend coffee ride with this beauty.

Very elegant. Such a difference between what the europeans were doing in the late 50's than what we are building here in the US.

That would be very nice, but would require a very large budget to acquire one I’m sure.

Now if you did manage to get one, you might be able to fit a seasucker on the back.

I’m looking into one for my Boxster, I found a picture online showing one.




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[reuben]

Originally Posted by ntb1001

Wheel logos at 12 and 6 o'clock, valve stem at 6 o'clock. Someone planned this photo op.