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@NBP04TL4ME, fun list, the only one I find tempting is the S2000 with only 21,000 miles on the clock. Or course "tempting" is a relative term, by the time the gavel falls that thing will be well out of my price range.
@NBP04TL4ME, fun list, the only one I find tempting is the S2000 with only 21,000 miles on the clock. Or course "tempting" is a relative term, by the time the gavel falls that thing will be well out of my price range.
Cool swap but 72k is insanity. I'd also rather get 2 cars for that price of one.....I'd get clean E39 M5 and a clean E46 M3...and have plenty left for repairs/maintenance...lol
That's basically where I'm at. E46 M3 and E90 M3... no point in trading the E90 for this, especially when I know the whole history of the E90.
@NBP04TL4ME, fun list, the only one I find tempting is the S2000 with only 21,000 miles on the clock. Or course "tempting" is a relative term, by the time the gavel falls that thing will be well out of my price range.
Depends on why you'd buy ... but, if you wanted a car strictly for fun I wouldn't be scared buying a well-cared S2000 in the 80-120k miles mark ... they're stout and hold up very well.
Depends on why you'd buy ... but, if you wanted a car strictly for fun I wouldn't be scared buying a well-cared S2000 in the 80-120k miles mark ... they're stout and hold up very well.
Depends on why you'd buy ... but, if you wanted a car strictly for fun I wouldn't be scared buying a well-cared S2000 in the 80-120k miles mark ... they're stout and hold up very well.
They will also be about half the price, too.
Or...you know...a well cared for S2000 in the 50k mile range that gets parked for the winter and is about to go back on the market in a couple months...
Not for me but it is crazy money. Then again 10% is going to that scholarship fund
To celebrate the release of this model, ICON is partnering with Autotype to donate 10% of this truck’s sale price to their Emerging Designer Scholarship Fund, a scholarship program investing in tomorrow’s design leaders by supporting their education, providing mentorship, and giving them access to a collaborative community to field-test their ideas.
Sold for $72k. While that's certainly a unique car, I'd rather just buy a CPO M5 or a new M3 for that kind of coin...
Damn that is crazy money. I am with you that it was a really cool swap and also looked rather well done too. The upgraded tech in it is also cool but still is already outdated. Can't believe it sold for more than a new CTS-V Wagon.
Geez, I was guessing a lot higher for the one with 21,000 miles. Between then and now my wife and daughter discovered my 2019 bonus and went shopping. No more S2000 shopping for this year.
Too funny. That S2k is from the town I used to live in before I moved closer to the track. I'll actually be down that way tomorrow. Wonder if he'll bring it to our car show with a for sale sign
Curious to know where this one goes in terms of price since it's pretty close to what I have.
Originally Posted by horseshoez
Geez, I was guessing a lot higher for the one with 21,000 miles. Between then and now my wife and daughter discovered my 2019 bonus and went shopping. No more S2000 shopping for this year.
Your wife and daughter spent your S2000 fund shopping? That's one hell of a trip...
Geez, I was guessing a lot higher for the one with 21,000 miles. Between then and now my wife and daughter discovered my 2019 bonus and went shopping. No more S2000 shopping for this year.
You need to find somewhere other than under your mattress for you bonus hiding spot -
Your wife and daughter spent your S2000 fund shopping? That's one hell of a trip...
Yeah, I don't think the money lasted more than an hour or two after the direct deposit hit yesterday afternoon. By the time I got up today, poof, only enough left for me to buy the new Nikon I have my eye on.
Originally Posted by NBP04TL4ME
You need to find somewhere other than under your mattress for you bonus hiding spot -
Originally Posted by NBP04TL4ME
Guess there is always 2020 bonus
I'm thinking to change my Direct Deposit so it goes to my Credit Union "Mad Money" account instead of the joint "Family" account. Won't make them too happy though.
Yeah, I don't think the money lasted more than an hour or two after the direct deposit hit yesterday afternoon. By the time I got up today, poof, only enough left for me to buy the new Nikon I have my eye on.
I'm thinking to change my Direct Deposit so it goes to my Credit Union "Mad Money" account instead of the joint "Family" account. Won't make them too happy though.
Ouch man. Looks like they are real up on when that moolah hits. Gone in less than a day when the DD hits....now that's skill. I'm so impressed...not even that mad.
Maybe that's how they feel about us spending money on our cars.....
Check out the images of the one-of-17 1987 BMW Alpina B7 Turbo Coupé/3 above. If you’re interested in picking up the vehicle, it is currently up for auction via RM Sotheby’s, with an estimated selling price of €140.000 EUR – €160.000 EUR (approximately $159,000 USD – $181,000 USD).
Kong Meng Vang, who also went by Steve, was a simple Oklahoma automotive enthusiast and owner of Vang’s Dyno Performance in Tulsa. He clearly had quite an affinity for JDM cars, having a number of rare 1990s performance oriented imports. Following his arrest in 2018 for possession with intent to distribute 1500 pounds of hydroponically grown California ganja, however, that collection was seized by U.S. Marshals, and is now scheduled to be auctioned to the public starting tomorrow.
In addition to forfeiting his collection of cars, his business, and seven additional residential properties, Vang faces a potential sentence of 40 years in federal prison. Some weed is legal to sell in Oklahoma, but obviously trafficking across state lines and unlicensed is still a huge federal offense.
Here’s a list of the interesting stuff. Check it out when you get a minute, and place a bid while you’re there.
2009 Nissan GT-R
1997 Lexus SC300
2007 Toyota Tundra SR5
1991 Acura NSX
1972 Datsun 240Z V8-swap “pro-street” drag racer
1997 Lexus SC400
1991 Toyota Supra Turbo
1993 Toyota Supra Turbo drag racer
2000 Toyota Chaser Tourer V
2000 Mitsubishi Galant VR-4
1999 Nissan Skyline GTR
2000 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Tommi Makinen GSR
1996 Toyota Supra
1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III
1998 Subaru Impreza WRX STi Type R
1996 Honda Integra Type R
1996 Mazda RX-7 Turbo
1990 Nissan Cefiro Turbo
1997 Toyota Soarer GT-T
1998 Toyota Celica GT-Four
1998 Mitsubishi GTO Twin Turbo
2007 Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe FLSTN
Earlier this year, Jeff Gordon auctioned off his Corvette Z06 C7.R Edition to benefit the Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation. The car, which was sold through Barrett-Jackson, raised $600,000 for the charity.
Gordon must have figured that sale was a success, because now he’s selling his C6 Corvette ZR1 to benefit his charity.
The four-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion’s C6 Corvette ZR1 was the fifth ZR1 built for the 2009 model year and one of 502 painted Cyber Gray. Gordon drove it just 815 miles in the 10 years or so that he owned it, so it’s definitely been well taken care of.
