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No, unfortunately. Not to get too deep but my dad grew up with means, promise, and taste. In the end, he destroyed everything in his life and that car was one of casualties along the way.

My thoughts exactly!

In my dream collection, there would be two American cars for sure - a 65 Riv GS and a 70-73 Pontiac Trans Am. There would be a couple of American trucks in there too. My parents had the very first Riviera in the state of Missouri. My Mom read an ad in a magazine showing the new 63 Riviera...

Those inner side panels in the trunk make it a 74 or later right?

Might be the lighting, camera, etc... but it look Fjord to me. Fjord can pick up a lot of different hues depending on the lighting.

I've seen that e24 in several photos over the years, my reaction is something between a chuckle and a gasp every time I do. I love Torque Thrust wheels, I had them on my 69 Camaro convertible but they need to stay on American muscle. I also wonder what underneath's those fender flares. It's...

Plus the fact that most LED round retrofit headlights look ridiculous on classic cars.

I need to see your coupe in person. We have a bunch of events coming up, you need to bring it to.

So excited to be going to speed week this year! My buddies and I have rented camping spots near the water by Carmel. One of my buddies has a Scout camper in the back of his truck, my other friend has a tent camper, and I'm renting an 18 foot camper that I'm pulling with our Jeep Wangler.

Here's my e24 style airdam that I put on years ago. Not an easy install, I must have had the thing on and off the car 10 times getting the cuts around bumper correct before it went out to paint.

Looks fantastic! Great looking coupe!

Very cool wheels!

We took our daughters to Martha's Vineyard maybe 6 years ago, such a cool place. Since getting the crap scarred out of me seeing Jaws in the theater when I was 10, I have always been a big fan of the movie. A lot of it was filmed in Martha's Vineyard, we went to some of the locations...

Amazing! Looks like it all there and what is there is already refurbished, ready to be put back together. It's like a big Lego set. Finished my M1000 RR that the kids got me for Christmas, I thought that was a big project with a million pieces...

Your probably right!

I'm coming up on 22 years of ownership of my beloved coupe. I bought it when I was a relatively young man, this year I turned sixty - over a third of my lifetime. For sure the longest I've owned a car, my M5 comes in a distant second at 8 years. My kids were so young when I bought it, now...

My buddy Doug had his first M2 done with the sprayable vinyl, the color looked great but it had a lot of orange peel and it you could see many of the termination points. He had his new M2 (which he ordered the color on) sprayed too but this time it looks amazing. You would really have to know...

I was seriously running the numbers in my head yesterday about buying it and what it would need in the short term. I just had too much going on with work yesterday to even watch the end of the auction but since I just sold my e30, I would have put a bid or two in. What's crazy is I didn't see...

I was thinking about bidding on it, but - luckily for my marriage - I had a meeting with a customer when the auction was ending. I agree, somebody got a hell of deal!