Not everyone shares my interest in the K-variant Chrysler P platform, so I limit Shadow and Sundance Junkyard Finds to just the more historically significant members of the P family. Like, say, this ’93 Shadow ES, this ’91 Shadow, this ’92 Sundance, and this hard-to-find Sundance America. Today, we’ll be looking at one of the weirdest Sundances of them all: Chrysler’s fourth platform bearing the Duster name. (Read More…)
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Doug DeMuro - That is definitely an article for a later date. Although it was long before my tenure, and I am a secret (now not so secret) Boxster lover. Thanks...
-Nate - Mr. Schmitt ; Don’t _ever_ stop writing nor allow your self to be muzzled ! . I always enjoy reading your columns even when about newer...
Doug DeMuro - Thanks for the kind words and the birthday wishes!
Doug DeMuro - 500E and 850CSi might be two cars we ALL wish we had bought in 20 years when we see them on the greens at Amelia and Pebble. Thanks for the birthday...
Doug DeMuro - Thanks for the birthday wishes. Totally love the R34 GT-R by the way – just taking a shot at all those who think cars are only cool if...
Doug DeMuro - Hah! Agree on your first point. No comment on your second, though I think a lot of West Germans feel the same way.
Doug DeMuro - Thanks!!
Doug DeMuro - Sadly as the displays at the museum rotate, these cars are no longer there (or at least they weren’t as of my last visit in 12/2012)....
Doug DeMuro - Yeah – the 300hp must’ve been wild. As you mention, we’re talking 1990… the M3 had 215hp! Can’t imagine meeting an RS2...
WaftableTorque - Thank you, the thought has crossed my mind. I’m a financial planner by trade, but that’s not where my passion is. I’m only...