In a dream last night, as I was wandering through the enchanted forest known as CraigsHollow, I stumbled upon a Saab V4 powered unicorn. The Saab mesmerized me with its freewheeling clutch to the point that I had entered a trance, when suddenly within me I was beset with the perplexing sensation of d
éjà vu.
What was it? Have I seen this car before? Rumblings from below gave me another reason to pause. Did I have Mexican food for dinner last night, or was that a dream too? I attempted to get closer to the green Saab when it started to morph into an avocado and my shoes turned into size 11 jalapenos...and why on earth was Jennifer Aniston...
buzz-buzz-buzz. The staccato of my alarm clock interrupted pleasant slumber like the frantic percussion of a digital woodpecker. Unfazed, but bleary eyed, I fired up the interweb via my trusty bedside
Commodore 64 iPad and surfed to craigslist where I found this
1971 Saab 96 V4 offered in Ventura, CA for $7,500 via craigslist.
People claim that something is -est all the time. The fastest. The meanest. The leanest. The beastiest. The cheesiest. The frostiest. The greenest. The chipotlest. The cleanest. The best. The sportiest. The raciest. But they are usually wrong -- sometimes on purpose, sometimes through hyperbole, but I'm going to drop an EST on y'all that'll be hard to disprove. This is...the..cheapEST M3 for sale on the planet. It just needs some bearings and a bottom end overhaul...how hard can that be on an 8000 rpm inline-6? Find this 2002 BMW E46 M3 offered for $3,500 in Ventura, CA via craigslist. Tip from Sean.
