Game of Percentages: 1964 Corvette Fuel Injection
The ground-breaking (and pounding) C-2 Corvette changed the American sports car landscape.
They wrote songs about this. But they wrote songs about Peggy Sue back then so why is that important? It is rare for a Corvette to survive in unrestored condition – even more rare for a silver (12.5%), with red leather (.9%), off-road exhaust (8%) and Fuel-Injection (6%). 
So out of 1,325 Fuelies built in ’64 (including Coupes) how many had this combination and are all original? Read More
We’ve owned an FJ 40, FJ 60 and currently own an FJZ 80 and all of them have been the source of great joy. No, they aren’t particularly fun to drive – unless you get it off the pavement. That is where you feel invincible. And you can fix these things (if they ever need to) in your sleep. We talk about patina and this FJ has plenty. Coincidentally, it has about as much patina as the example we owned. Like its American competition, the JEEP CJ, the top and doors can be removed to add an additional thrill to your commute. You can buy a Tribute to the FJ from Icon for a bit north of $100 grand or you can snap this one up for $10,000. On 
This Tribute is set-up for fun with a 390, Tri-Power and a 4-speed. The racing tires and decals sell the entire effort and the stance is pretty low. These Tributes sell well at auctions including a recent sale at Barrett-Jackson for a similar car with a 427. At $19,000, this is one of those “you can’t build one for this price” kind of cars. Not sure what you can do with it, but we like it a lot. On 
