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For $1,400, Could This 1982 Saab 900 Turbo Be Your White Knight?
For $1,400, Could This 1982 Saab 900 Turbo Be Your White Knight?
Today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Saab is a blast from the past that’s probably still a blast to drive. Let’s see if its price and condition equal a blast of a deal too. Read more…
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At $18,999, Will This Custom 1989 Ford Mustang Boss 5.0 Cause A Stampede?
At $18,999, Will This Custom 1989 Ford Mustang Boss 5.0 Cause A Stampede?
Today’s nice price or crack pipe Mustang is said to be one of but six custom “Boss 5.0” roadsters ever built. You may not agree with all the mods that have been wrought on the car, but we’ll still have to decide if its price will make it worth hitting the road in this retro pony. Read more…
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For $22,500, Could Keep Your Cool At The Sight Of This 1979 Porsche 911SC
The seller of today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe 911 say it was once flown back to the factory to have its A/C installed. We’ll have to gauge its price, but maybe we can take into account all those frequent flyer miles too. Read more…
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For $10,500, Would You Take A Gamble With This 2005 Maserati Grand Sport?
For $10,500, Would You Take A Gamble With This 2005 Maserati Grand Sport?
The seller of today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Maser says a previous owner attempted insurance fraud with the car. He says it’s A-Okay even though it comes with a flood damage title. We’ll have to see if it’s price means the seller is all wet. Read more…
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For $3,800, Could This 2006 Scion xB Outbox The Competition
For $3,800, Could This 2006 Scion xB Outbox The Competition
Unless your name is Humpty Dumpty a box is about the most efficient way to travel. You don’t get much boxier than today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe xB from the now defunct Scion, but will this one’s price have you saying box it up, I’ll take it? Read more…
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For $10,500, Could This 1972 Land Rover Series III 88 Truly Rile Britannia?
For $10,500, Could This 1972 Land Rover Series III 88 Truly Rile Britannia?
Today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Land Rover shows that when you build a car long enough, having hand me down parts doesn’t really matter. We’ll still see if this one’s price makes it worth the sum of its parts. Read more…
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Could This Gray Market JDM 1989 Toyota Hilux Really Pick Up $16,995?
Could This Gray Market JDM 1989 Toyota Hilux Really Pick Up $16,995?
Today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe Hilux seemingly has it all. Its rare-in-the-states JDM body, a diesel mill, and 4×4 chassis might just fill you with desire, that is as long as you don’t mind buying it emptying your wallet. Read more…
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Freddie ached everywhere, but his owner didn't let up, slewing his rear wheels again through the gravel parking lot behind the Circle K. "WOOOOOO!" his owner screamed. In a nearby backyard, a lady looked up from putting her laundry on the line, shook her head, and continued her work.
Freddie thought back to his glory days — when his then-owner would take him out cruising. The streetlights would make his scarlet skin shine and there was a steady rotation of Stevie Wonder, Led Zeppelin, and Doobie Brothers 8-tracks through his stereo. Then Joe got busted, Freddie got sold to pay for the lawyer, then sold again...and again. His scarlet paint faded and was covered. There were fender-benders. There was Bondo. There was primer. A couple of winters in the Northeast gave him some undercarriage rot. A cheap aftermarket stereo, wires dangling under the dash, replaced the 8-track. One owner was going to replace his steelies with swanky alloys, but ran out of money.
And now here he was, with rust holes in his frame, dented, aching, and sliding sideways through the gravel.
But somewhere, deep inside, it didn't matter. The dents, the crappy paint, the aftermarket crap, his litany of broken, squeaky, leaking, aging parts.
Because Freddie was a badass. And only a badass could handle him.
