pa roads are pretty shitty as well, I think its due to a crew of 10 guys standing around and 1 or 2 actually doing any work.

Posted by Samurai I think on the East Coast, here in the US, Vermont has some uber-shitty roads.

You haven't been to Cleveland. We have potholes so deep demons come out of them. There's one street, E. 106th St., that was so bad cars couldn't get down it. You had to have an SUV with decent ground clearance to drive down that street. It has since been repaired, but it's still pretty bad.

Posted by splumer You haven't been to Cleveland. We have potholes so deep demons come out of them. There's one street, E. 106th St., that was so bad cars couldn't get down it. You had to have an SUV with decent ground clearance to drive down that street. It has since been repaired, but it's still pretty bad.

I hate to be a topper, but i was in cleveland about twelve years ago, in the downtown core the streets were great, think the worst pothole i saw was on the approach to the eagle street bridge

I've got to take issue with the list of 'endangered' cars... That's just from Hagerty's records. If I had a '87 Cavalier Z24, I probably wouldn't automatically think to insure it with a company known for insuring classic cars. There's a pretty big flaw in their thinking...

Posted by CDSbigsby I've got to take issue with the list of 'endangered' cars... That's just from Hagerty's records. If I had a '87 Cavalier Z24, I probably wouldn't automatically think to insure it with a company known for insuring classic cars. There's a pretty big flaw in their thinking...

knowing how rare 1987 Z24's have become, I would. ;)

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Theres one of these for sale in Denver right now. Complete rats nest but rare as hell

Rare for a reason! Those things were absolute crap. I saw the Challenger version in a scrapyard a couple years ago.

My dad had a Sapporo when I was 4 or 5... the parking pin didn't always engage, it ended up on the road a couple of times. Left him stranded a bunch of times, too. It had a very specific smell to it.

"Just like a Celica"... but 120% less appealing, and there are still Celicas on the road.

Posted by Samurai knowing how rare 1987 Z24's have become, I would. ;)

rare for a reason

Posted by sleeperspirit rare for a reason

yeah, because there weren't that many built unfortunately.

Posted by Samurai knowing how rare 1987 Z24's have become, I would. ;)

id do the same with an 89 sunbird GT, 88 had the old ugly dash...