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I get the feeling that the author is a car enthusiast, and the vehicle in question is a hobby project and not something to be driven on public roads. I think th
by barbs 3y ago
I get the feeling that the author is a car enthusiast, and the vehicle in question is a hobby project and not something to be driven on public roads. I think the fact that it is unroadworthy is the point of the whole article i.e. "good luck stealing this car, here's a big list of all the things wrong with it that make it a nightmare to drive".
- zirgs 3y agoWhere would you drive a car like that then? On your driveway?
- Klonoar 3y agoSome people don't drive them, they just enjoy working on them for the engineering aspect. Same way Linux people tinker with their setups. ;) Some people haul them to tracks for vintage racing. And then yes, some people drive them.
- technothrasher 3y ago> Some people don't drive them, they just enjoy working on them Yep, I bought a '72 Triumph GT6 a while ago and drove it just enough to get it the few miles home. That thing really was a death trap and made this 914 look brand new. This was about five years ago, and it's still not back on the road. I'm working on it as I can put money into it and enjoying every moment. > And then yes, some people drive them. For fun, I drive my '86 Porsche 951. I put about six months of work into that, and it is reliable and drives beautifully.