There's been a red one of these sitting on the road outside a house in our suburb for years - its road worthiness, etc. long expired. I would pass it occasionally when walking the dog. Once the Covid lockdowns ended the city council finally got around to slapping a "please remove or be fined" notice on it a few weeks ago.
There are plenty of junk yards that would pay the owner and tow it away for parts and scrap.Man, depending on its overall condition (i.e. how much it'd take to make road worthy, or at worst a track fiend) I'd offer them some cash and see if they bite. It'd be a fun project and the payoff would be tremendous. The platform is pristine.There's been a red one of these sitting on the road outside a house in our suburb for years - its road worthiness, etc. long expired. I would pass it occasionally when walking the dog. Once the Covid lockdowns ended the city council finally got around to slapping a "please remove or be fined" notice on it a few weeks ago.
Earlier this week it was gone and we assumed it had been moved into the garage or disposed of ... but no, the fools had simply moved / towed it into the parking lot of the nearby sports fields. I walked past it with the dog there today. It's now up on blocks with the wheels missing (possibly stolen).
Sheer laziness.
YES! - That thing is a go-kart with doors. I've never smiled so hard in something sitting still.The MR2 Spyder is a lightweight, mid-engined tub o' fun.
Mix of 911 and 914.
I've never really looked at this particular one. It's been sitting on the road, unmoved for at least four years, so is likely in pretty bad condition. I briefly glimpsed inside when walking past, and it's a mess inside. Being where it is now, it'll quickly be ransacked and destroyed by the boy racers, boozers, and druggies that frequent the sports field parking lot at night.
