Nick Jaynes
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1990 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo “Fairlady Z”
2,960-cc Twin Turbo DOHC V6 engine Electronic fuel injection 300 bhp at 6,400 rpm 5-speed manual transmission Independent front and rear suspension 4-wheel disc brakes 9,000 original miles Japanese Domestic Market car A remarkable example of one of Nissan’s most celebrated cars is presented here. Sold in its home market of Japan, just one owner held…
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Plenty of Fun — But No Adoration
A few years ago, while sitting in my cubicle at General Motors world headquarters in Detroit, MI, I began my search for a classic car — an affordable one. Despite my being in the Motor City, I determined I wanted something from Europe — preferably English or Italian — with a convertible soft top. With these…
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1978 Jeep CJ-7 Golden Eagle
304-cubic-inch V8 engine Manual gearbox Fresh restoration, including new paint, interior, soft top and doors, and new wheels with mud tires
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2004 BMW M3 CSL
Delivered new to Japan One of 841 LHD M3 CSLs produced Accompanied by its original service book Truly one of the most desirable BMWs built thus far into the 21st century, the M3 CSL is a must-have automobile in any collection of BMWs, and this example will not disappoint.
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1994 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo Targa
Offered from the Youngtimer Collection Less than 11,200 miles from new 0–60 mph in 5.6 seconds Very original, cared-for Supra
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2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe
2,741 miles from new Optional Viper Racing Yellow paint Black racing stripes Polished aluminum wheels
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The Millennial and the MG, Part Two: Perfect Stasis
It’s a sunny Saturday morning and, from behind the wheel of my 1971 MGB Mk II, the storefronts of Detroit’s M-1 Woodward Avenue peel past my periphery. With my head cocked back and a big grin on my face, I am fully engaged in the buttery smoothness of the roadster’s boisterous four-cylinder, the enthrallingly tight…
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The smell of gasoline
I don’t think I’ll ever get the smell out of gasoline out of my head. I don’t mean my mind, as in my thoughts or memories (though it’s been seared into those, too). Rather, I mean my cranium, my skull, my head cavities. That’s because last weekend I took it upon myself to remove the…