

From the seller:
1985 Machiavelli kit on a 1985 z28 body 383 stroker engine car in excellent shape must sell or trade
See a better looking Faurarri kit? tips@dailyturismo.com
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After a quick google image search I'm convinced this is the nicest looking Machiavelli out there.
ReplyDeletenot the only Machiavellian thing to come our of Wasilla, AK...
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Deleteha, good catch!
DeleteAt least he seems to have put a reasonably hot motor into it. Clearly he gets that it is better for your car to be feared than loved.
ReplyDeleteIsn't the whole idea of a kit to make it look like a cool car?
ReplyDeleteOr at the very least, a reasonable copy of an exotic?
If yes, than what is the point here?
Solution? Rename the car kit.
Not Machiavelli.
How about we call it a Simpson (as in Homer)?
Or maybe a Barney Fife-mobile?
At least name jives with the appearance.
[image src="https://goo.gl/images/iYhFTy" width="400px"/]
-Stan (the *other* Stan...)
Poopie.
DeleteWhy didn't the image load, Jefe?
2nd Try:
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I can see Maranello from here.
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