24 Hours of Lemons, For Sale, Terrible Ideas, Too Cheap to Pass Up, Your Next Project Car

God Help Me...

I’m a lucky man. I’m lucky to have a great little family (Junior’s 6 months as of yesterday!) and the opportunities to play the way I do. But most of all, I’m lucky this car’s in the opposite corner of the country. If it weren’t I’d be picking it up on my way home from [...]

Craigslist Egregiousness, For Sale, Your Next Project Car

Found on Craigslist: Not for the squeamish.

I has a sad.

I am not a big Corvette guy, but I do like C3s. Especially ‘75 roadsters, the last convertible Vettes of their era. It was an emissions-choked dog, yes, but very, very attractive, and the one Corvette I seriously would like to own one day. Every once in a while I go [...]

24 Hours of Lemons, For Sale, Terrible Ideas, Too Cheap to Pass Up, Your Next Project Car

This Celica AllTrac Will Go to The Crusher if You Fail to Act!

We’ve been told by more than one reputable source that the Turbo Celica AllTrac isn’t the most reliable car out there. Shocking to think that a late-80s Toyota with a rare drivetrain and turbocharged 190hp motor wasn’t fully optimized for longevity. Regardless, it’s a rare bird and an example of the [...]

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Want to Get With a Starlet? Go to Las Vegas!

Ah, Las Vegas. Come for the ephemeral promise of material gain, leave with the rolling chassis of a tiny Toyota for less than your booze-addled buddy is going to blow at the strip club (“Dude, I think she really loves me! I’m going to hit the ATM again …”). Not everything that happens in Sin [...]

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Hooniverse Weekend Edition: Would you paint your ride with Rustoleum?

While catching up at Car Domain, I read this great article by David Belau about how he wanted to repaint his Dodge Dakota Pickup. How did it come out? Read more after the jump.

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Hooniverse Weekend Edition: A Porsche 356 with an Audi V-8 Transplant?

To start off another month of Hooniverse Weekend Postings, I thought I would share this little tasty project that was posted over at MotorMavens.com. The author of the piece, Tamer Omran, found the project over at Kustom Coach Works. Read more after the jump.