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Sped up film, bad over dubbing, I'm surprised you did not save this one for April Fools Day

Look forward to see it at a Greenville Cars and Coffee at Michelin off Pelham. Bill S.

Beautiful, where in SC are you located?

If you like his taste in either or. Besides my love of fun vintage bikes (search Bridgestone 350 GTR or GTZ), and his Atom, I'm not certain I've seen anything in his collection that strikes my personal fancy.

If I am not mistaken, this car has been posted here in the not so distant past.

But you can land your plane on the front straight, and have enough raw land to build whatever new home you would want. Plus, did I mention it's profitable Reminds me of the late 80's couple who still owns Pocono Raceway, nobody in the family wants it, so they have been quietly starting to market it to potential buyers. Bill S.

Carolina Motorsport Park is for sale, no price listed, but estimates are between 10-16 million 280 acres, turn key, and even profitable http://a38898d4011a160a051fb191.gearheads.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/1837656_orig.jpeg?9939c0

Skip, Congratulations.......Can't wait to hear about the modifications. Bill S.

I'll just throw this out there that if you are watching the 2003 Caterham SV on Ebay, pay particular attention to the bidders, as it is questionable whether the high bidders are legit or not.... Bill S.

Price?

I'd apologize and say I was sorry, but you know I'm not.......LOL!!!!!!! On a serious side, if you ever need a hand, let me know. Which one and how much :D

You should have kept the Miata Bill S.

Keep it as it is now. Otherwise, how are sellers supposed to have any feedback as to their presentation and/or car and it's real condition (vs their hyped condition). Bill S.

http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/import/FAQ%20Site/pages/page2.html#Anchor-10-55977 and http://www.bordercenter.org/chem/vehicles.htm Let us know what the Feds have to say when they stop your assemblage of parts at the border/port I suspect you are a young man, full of passion, but not quite grasping what those of us who have actually imported someone from out of the country are telling you. The above links will help, but a phone call to the agencies previously mentioned is going to be required on your part. In other words, it's not all in black and white, get off your behind and do some of your own homework and stop expecting it to all be handed to you on a silver platter.

Great to watch over morning coffee. Thanks for posting

If it's under 25 years old and not on the NHTSA non conforming list, it can't be brought in to the country legally. See the attached two links for all the details: http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/import/ and http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/import/FAQ%20Site/pages/page2.html

Wayne, Because it's more than 25 years old. Been there, done that. Bill S.

x2 :cooldude:

82% for me...........And I'm not even 60 yet

This just screams for a caption contest: http://www.usa7s.net/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=9630&d=1442287371&thumb=1 What Shrek would look like if he owned a Caterham/Lotus 7

Everything makes your back hurt :jester::jester:

Carbon fiber seat for a cockpit wall?

If you can fit in the WCM, you can fit in a V8 Miata. Nothing quite like them when done right. Bill S.

First, what is the SPF chassis number? Second, how much without the enclosed trailer? Third, how is the car titled? Bill S.

Neither does zahntoid :smilielol5: