TARP Blog

In general, it’s better in the course of a divorce to sell the car as a whole. It was a mistake to sell the battery and the transmission separately.

I’m disappointed that your listings did not include a Monte Carlo in primer gray. Central Indiana has always been filled with those.

“Divorice?” Is that a derivitive of “licorice?” I wonder if that Thunderbird understeers. I’m *sure* Ford designers took care to ensure the engine’s center of gravity is well behind the front axle.
Honda Acuras are so awesome! My favorite Honda is definitely the Acura model. But wait…Hondas are known for blowing gaskets in Lemons. Wonder if this one has ever run hot? Ya think? I also like how it’s sunk in the mud.

More quality rides to enjoy:

The buyer doesn’t want to build this one up too much:
“car is in great condition, no rust,interior is real nice, however the car has no title, no engine or trans. and its missing the two front fenders”

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/1016332420.html

“Would make a great demo derby car:”

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/1006462138.html

It would be difficult to make this one get under the 4000-pound max weight limit, but with some ingenuity (like cutting off the roof), I bet you could make it happen:

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/1006340474.html

But I think this is your winner:

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/987516169.html

That Capri in the fixed link 1 is priceless. It wouldn’t be a great LeMons car, but it might be the first Capri of that era to ever be run at a LeMons event. I bet it drives like a pig. Isn’t it FWD?