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That's because your glass is so perfectly clean....we can't SEE it! :D

WOW! Beautiful collection. I'm glad I don't have to dust all those models, but a fine bunch of cars for sure. :thumbsup:

These ARE the original promotional models from the 60s! :thumbsup:

I just finished the book last week. An absolutely outstanding account of every detail of the Turbine history.....and these very cool promo models, too! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1613743459/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'd buy that Craftsman just for the perfect box!

I had that exact Penske light. It was soooo modern and useful vs. the crappy old ones that weren't inductive and had a weak red-orange flash so that you had to hold it close to the balancer and avoid the fan. I tossed it 15 years ago when I didn't think I'd ever be setting timing again. Then...

We want the LOOOONNNNG story!

That's pretty cool. That setup was a big deal in its day.

My first new car ever was an 85 Daytona Turbo. Loved that thing. AC and power windows! Drove it for 5 years with no real issues, then bought a 90 Daytona Shelby(!) Turbo/Intercooled. That one REALLY ran good, no issues with that one either until someone hit me head-on. Airbag worked! But...

Indeed, the auction atmosphere is supercharged. As for the Adobe dangler, can you make me one? 1970 Hurst, please! :thankyou: :rofl:

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Damn nice rig, but no hose in the photos.......

:rofl: Meantime, I'm gonna start buying up those Priuses....

Couple of years ago Garlits brought a few old cars to Kissimmee....like a 38 Dodge and so forth. Not even an opening bid. Nada. I was embarrassed for my hero.

Really? Whyzat? You think the hobby will price itself out of business and implode? Or us old men will all be dead and the Millennials won't be bidding on restored 2008 Priuses? :eek:

Yep, and that's why the market for the old "classics", like the 30s/40s cars has evaporated. Can't give 'em away, because the teenager who lusted after such a car is dead or is quite elderly by now and trying to unload his into a sagging market. I also think we're seeing that with Tri-Five...

Hahahahahaha...now THAT was funny, and is a perfect "poke" at my defense of the wealthy guys who are buying this overpriced ****! I'm still chuckling, thanks.

And you and I are Trumpians....

So you've made my point. One: You took a cheapshot at the guy who bought the cutaway engine, thinking he's a fool to have spent such money. Obviously, he can afford the trinkets he bid upon, which brings me to... Two: Perhaps he busted his *** all his life, too, and he can spend a LOT of...

Said by the man who shows 11 cars and a Cessna in his signature. I wonder what the people out there struggling to go to work in the only car they own--probably a crappy '98 Taurus--would have to say about you and your money? The guy who bought one of the cutaway engines also bought the Mod Top...