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And unfortunately for me, a common peasant, it shall forever remain the most elusive car in the world. Although I did get to sit in one once.
I used to know someone (18ish years ago) who daily drove one. What do they go for now?
That's further than me or most of us poors. What is interesting is that a portion of the younger generation are wanting a manual transmission with a more analog experience. Some folks still get it. There is a legit reason you can still get a Porsche GT car with a manual.
$2M maybe. I think you might be able to get the one Gas Monkey raped for $750k?
Ha, lucky guess.
The battle for it was apparently quite intense, but it was eventually sold for $760,000
Here’s What Happened To The Ferrari F40 From Fast N’ Loud
The Ferrari F40 restored by the Gas Monkey Garage team certainly had an interesting life after they sold the car at auction.
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I don't think manuals are likely to go away completely. Some people still appreciate feel, control, and the overall driving experience, even it means going against the tide by foregoing creature comforts and having the car do everything for them.
I get it that not everyone likes to drive, but I hope the industry will continue to make just a few cars for those of us that do. But I'm holding onto my STI just in case they don't.
I wish they made a 6 speed version of the C8, but I get it sort of. Hell, I'm having to drive 2.5 hours to look at an '07 C6 manual. I went 4 hours for my '01, there aren't many unfortunately.
Those remind me of early childhood. Is that tupperware brand?
Indeed they are. All the appliances I grew up with were these colors too. Damn, that was a good time to be alive.
Shit..... I think I still have the pitcher, but it's brown. Haven't seen the top in decades though.
I think that's true for 75% of those pitchers.
You might wanna have that checked by a doctor...
What is this from originally?
No idea, I just thought it was funny.
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So where is it?
now that's some great co-branding. even better if they have a shared drive-thru
What are those fried things?
plaintain maybe? I agreeWhat are those fried things?
Great. Now I'm hungry for tostones.
Testosterones sound awful.
we went to a cooking class/demonstration in Colombia centered on plantains.
Basically, it’s another starch, boil it, mash it, fry it, salt it, and serve it with some yummy sauce.
That’s basically it.
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they must have a pumptrack for vans in stockton
......which incidentally is farther from me than sacramento, where it was two days ago
......which incidentally is farther from me than sacramento, where it was two days ago