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On television, women are allowed to be good wives or new girls. They can break hearts or fix them, be criminals or cops. But for the most part the one thing they can't be on television is a mess. And not a cutesy, unable-to-decide-between-handsome-boyfriend-and-dream-job, panic-eating and klutz-falling cue-the-Fray-on-the-soundtrack sort of mess, either. I'm talking an honest-to-goodness shitshow — a complicated, complex character who manages to be both brutally effective and titanically troubled. Think Andy Sipowicz, Tony Soprano, George Costanza; charismatic, memorable men allowed to be more than one thing at any given time, and most of them terrible. After only two hours of screen time, it might be time to add Carrie Mathison to the list.
To be clear, the protagonist of Showtime's new Homeland, as played by Claire Danes, is extremely good at her job. Too good, perhaps. As a CIA counterintelligence officer, Carrie is as comfortable behind the wheel of a jeep in Baghdad as she is behind a conference room table in Langley. She's brittle and single-minded, so driven to prevent another 9/11 she'll seemingly sacrifice any life, including her own, in the process. She defies authority and wears an engagement ring so her one-night stands won't get any long-term ideas. Her refrigerator is empty, save for a solitary pack of rancid yogurt. Her aspirin bottle, though, is full of antipsychotic pills — a no-no at her clearance level — that she gets on the sly from her soccer-mom sister. Carrie thinks nothing of whore's bathing it before a top-secret debriefing or throwing herself at Saul (an excellent Mandy Patinkin), her bearded mentor, when he uncovers the extra-legal lengths she's willing to go to in order prove herself right. She's a walking weapon of mass self-destruction.
What's exhilarating about Homeland — and Danes's performance in it — is that Carrie can be all of these things and still, indisputably, be the hero. Of course "hero" is a problematic word in any context, particularly so on this show which spins on the homecoming of Nicholas Brody (Damien Lewis), a POW marine who went missing in Iraq eight years before. Carrie, though, is certain an Al Qaeda bombmaker whispered a warning about an American turned terrorist during the off-reservation op that got her pulled from the field ten months prior. Now, despite the wishes of the entire the United States government, Carrie launches a one-woman stakeout of Brody: camping out on her couch in front of two giant monitors, spying on the most intimately twisted moments of Brody's reapprochment with his wife (who's been sleeping with his best friend), his attempts to reconnect with his confused children and his kung-fu chopping of overly ambitious tabloid reporters.
A lot of this stuff is played with the paranoia set to 11 and bears the aggro thumbprints of the executive producer's previous gig at 24. There's also a worrying whiff of the same sort of isolated ambition — an entire season to figure out if one guy is bad or not? — that sunk recent cable duds Rubicon and The Killing. But the first two episodes of Homeland are legitimately gripping, able to toggle gracefully between TV tropes (Lynn, Carrie's asset who may have information on Brody's militant puppetmaster is a sexy, occasionally topless kept women) and HBO-ish depth (Carrie lies about the danger she's putting Lynn's excellent body in while trying to crack the case). Lewis is suitably haunted in a challenging role — anyone gone from the comforts (and pancake griddles) of home would be a total wreck regardless of whether he's a born-again Islamist or not. But this is Danes' show, her focused, relentless performance the true heir to Helen Mirren's original Prime Suspect, not the neutered, be-hatted version currently treading whiskey-and-water on NBC. It's only been two weeks, meaning there's plenty of time to get onboard with the fall's best new drama. Get to know Carrie Mathison before she has a chance to clean herself up.
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The kitten who can name fruit. This cute little feline can be seen on Cartoon Network's "Fridays", every Friday at 7:00 EST.
"Avacodo" - one of the fruits named by Whiskers
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The faded horizontal line marks below front jeans' pockets.
whiskers can look cool on some but gay on others e.g. David Schwimmer.
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another word for cigarette, or to smoke a cigarette
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A very curious kitty kat who goes by the name of krista
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I can imagine a truck load of bees overturning. But here in Virginia we have transport trucks with Chickens, and Turkeys. Nothing is worse than following a Chicken or Turkey semi - truck in 90 degree heat in the summer time.
Feathers flying everywhere (these are wiremesh cages - trucks have no sides, tops or bottoms). Bird shit dropping on the windshield. The smell alone is enough to want to vomit even when inside the car.
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Many other advanced certifications are available, and the military bases raises (money), promotions, and re-enlistment, based on how many you pass.. 2 tests are required a year in the Army to stay in the field.
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Should You Go to Law School?
The good, the bad, and the ugly about getting a J.D.
Younger readers, you may have noticed a quiet conspiracy among Foreign Policy writers to discourage you from pursuing the career of your dreams. In February, I cautioned those interested in White House jobs that the path to becoming a political appointee is opaque, arbitrary, and nepotistic, and Nicholas Kralev inveighed against the State Department, where professional development is "largely non-existent" and younger diplomats consequently "don't really know what is going on around them." Meanwhile, Tom Ricks's blog has for months been intermittently given over to the complaints of junior military officers, who assert that the military is rigid, anti-intellectual, and un-family-friendly. Then there's Dan Drezner, who on April 15 warned that most international studies Ph.D. candidates are unlikely to make it all the way through grad school, and the job market for those few who survive is "brutal" and "abysmal."
What's left?
Law school, of course! Well, how about it: Should you consider going to law school?
I've taught law since 1997, with various detours along the way, and I've seen almost 15 years of law students graduate and struggle to find jobs that satisfy them. So here's the good, the bad, and the ugly. And since law professors are renowned for taking perfectly simple things and turning them upside down, I'll take those in reverse order.
Here's the ugly:
You probably know this already, but I'll say it again. America has too many law schools charging too much tuition and turning out too many lawyers. This has three consequences.
First, some of those so-called "law schools" are so mediocre that they'd bring a blush to the cheeks of even to the most shameless diploma-mill operator. Don't go to an unaccredited law school -- really, don't. The sole exception to this? Every now and then, a very reputable and distinguished university that lacks a law school decides to start one, and there will inevitably be a short period before that new school can gain full accreditation. But if an unaccredited law school is a stand-alone enterprise or affiliated with an equally dubious "university," avoid it like the plague. Your degree will be close to worthless.
The same is true, unfortunately, for many accredited but crummy law schools, and here in the land of the free, crummy (but decidedly un-free) law schools abound. How do you know if a law school is worth your time? Do some research. What's the first time bar passage rate? If it's routinely under 60 percent, be afraid. How many graduates have full-time jobs 9 months out? More important, what are they doing?
If they don't have jobs as lawyers, this in itself is not a reason for concern: Lots of law students (you too, maybe) aren't interested in becoming lawyers, but instead see law school as providing the training and credentials that will pave the way for interesting business, policy, or advocacy jobs. Georgetown Law, for instance, where I teach, produces plenty of high-powered non-lawyers, including career ambassadors, senators, and media moguls. US News and World Report doesn't give law schools any credit for their graduates in such non-legal jobs, but you should -- as long as those jobs are good jobs in and of themselves. Thus, if a law school's graduates seem to go into banking or tech companies or NGO jobs as much as (or more than) legal jobs, don't panic -- this might be a neutral thing or even a very good thing. But if they're all working at McDonalds, run like the wind.
Ask law schools about average and median salaries of graduates one year and five years out. If they're low, compare them to the law school's tuition and graduates' average debt load. Ask about loan forgiveness programs. Ask about the kinds of jobs top students get -- and also ask about the job prospects for those who graduate in the bottom half of the class. Ask for names as well as numbers: The best way to understand a law school's culture is to talk to students and recent graduates. They're a lot more likely to tell you the truth than admissions office employees. And in the career field you're interested in, also speak to professionals in the city or state where you hope to work: What do local lawyers say about the reputation of the law school you're considering? Do they hire its graduates? Do they know any of its graduates? Do they snicker when you mention the school's name?
Here's the second bit of ugliness: Most law schools charge exorbitant tuitions, and tuition has risen relative to starting salaries. It's one thing to borrow or spend $80,000 if you're likely to get a job with a starting salary of $120,000. It's another thing to borrow or spend $125,000 or more if you're likely to get a job that pays $40,000. We call the first expenditure an investment. We call the second an act of near-suicidal folly.
There are only two things that might possibly justify such apparent folly: a) you're rich (or your parents are rich and will happily pay your debts for the rest of your life); or b) your school has an excellent loan forgiveness program. Most of the top-tier law schools do have such programs, and they have enabled many young lawyers to take low-paying public interest jobs. But read the fine print: Does a school guarantee the availability of the loan forgiveness program? If the program contracts, will you be grandfathered in? Does the loan forgiveness program restrict your career choices in a way that may cause problems for you later? (This should be a particular concern for those interested in policy and advocacy jobs: Some schools with generous loan forgiveness programs restrict them to graduates working in jobs that require a J.D.)
Also consider your likelihood of actually graduating. Law school is three long years, and not everyone finishes. Do you want to spend three semesters in law school and leave with three semesters of debt but no degree?
Third bit of ugliness: There are too many lawyers, and not as many legal jobs as there used to be. Worse, conditions and pay in many of the remaining jobs have deteriorated. Here again, think hard about yourself and your skills and qualifications. Do you expect to end up in the top half of your class at a decent law school? If so, you'll probably get a decent job. But if you know in your heart that you're not much of a student, think twice and then think ten more times about whether law school is right for you. At all but the top-tier schools (and even at some of them) students in the lowest quarter of the class will struggle to find work.
There are exceptions, of course. Grades aren't everything. Some students go to law school, get the specific skills they want, and start their own businesses or non-profits. If you're smart and entrepreneurial (or just rich, or just super lucky), mediocre grades won't necessarily hold you back. But this applies to a tiny minority of law school graduates, so think hard about whether you're likely to be one of them.
That was the ugly. How about the merely bad?
If the ugly news is that you might end up unable to find a job, the bad news is that you might actually end up becoming a lawyer. (Second prize: two weeks in Philadelphia!)
But wait, you say -- isn't that the point? Don't I want to become a lawyer?
I don't know. Do you?
There are happy lawyers in this world -- I know many -- but, statistically, lawyers are a pretty miserable lot. Not to put too fine a point on it, a lot of them -- particularly associates in large, lucrative firms -- hate their jobs. In a 2013 survey, Forbes found that there are plenty of happy workers out there in the United States. Network engineers like their jobs. Real estate agents like their jobs. Salesmen like their jobs. But law firm associates? They were the least happy workers of all, ranking their job satisfaction only 2.89 on a scale of 1-5. And please don't imagine that this is a temporary state of affairs, a product, perhaps, of the pressures on young law firm associates during a period of economic recession. Law firm associates have been miserable since the dawn of time.
Here's what this means for you. Let's say you've been admitted to a top-50 law school. You're a strong, highly motivated student, too, with grades and test scores at or above your law school's medians, so you can reasonably expect to graduate in the top half of your class. If you're counting on a lucrative job as an associate in a big law firm to pay off those staggering tuition debts, you may well get that lucrative job. But is it worth it?
Maybe, if you are passionate about the type of law you can practice at big firms (hint: it doesn't involve a lot of time defending the downtrodden), and you don't mind working long, punishing 14- or 16-hour days as a routine matter. This description actually fits some people, so if you're one of them, have at it.
But do you want to have work that contributes to the public good consistently? Or friends? Hobbies? A pet? Or, God forbid, a spouse and children whom you actually see from time to time? If so, this probably isn't the right path for you.
Here's the other thing about law school. Like Ph.D. programs, law schools are intense socializing experiences, and you should consider the possibility that law school -- particularly a top tier law school -- will change you in some ways you won't like. In my experience, about 75 percent of students enter top law schools saying they plan to pursue public interest careers, and about 75 percent graduate from law school planning to pursue law firm careers. Maybe most of them lied about their ambitions on their admissions essays -- some of them surely did -- but I don't think that's the primary explanation for the shift. Law school changes people.
That's partly a function of that fabled process, "learning to think like a lawyer." But it's also a function of the way most law schools are structured, and the career services they offer. Law schools depend on wealthy alumni to make donations, and those wealthy alumni tend to come from big firms -- which means, you guessed it, that buildings, classrooms, and programs are a lot more apt to be named for big firms and big-firm lawyers than for public defenders. The big firms also have the money to invest in elaborate recruiting programs: They have well-funded summer associate programs, and can afford to send a team of recruiters to participate in on-campus interview programs and host cocktail parties for interested students.
There's a clear and well-trodden path from good law schools to jobs in big firms, and the career advising offices at most such law schools excel in guiding students through the process of getting law firm jobs. Meanwhile, the public defender's office of Southern Kentucky may have the funds to hire only one new lawyer every few years, and they certainly can't afford to send recruiters out to dozens of law schools. The same is true of small, local five-person firms, and of human rights NGOs, and even many federal government employers. Consequently, these jobs (which are also, of course, far less lucrative) are very hard to find: They take initiative and legwork. You may have to finance your own summer internships; you may have to finance your own trips to job interviews. Little wonder that so many graduates of top law schools end up going into firms.
Unless you are one of those rare individuals with the strength of character to avoid following the path of least resistance, you're likely to find yourself, a few years from now, doing something you never much wanted to do, and feeling pretty rotten about it. You'll enter law school full of high ideals: You're going to use law to defend the wrongly accused on death row, or become an advocate for the human rights of oppressed indigenous peoples in China. But odds are high that you'll come out of law school planning to work for Dewey, Cheatham & Howe -- or maybe for Status, Quo & Annual Bonus. "Just for a while," you'll tell yourself. "Just to pay some debts. Just to see if I like it." But eight years later, you'll have a mortgage on a big house, a fancy car, a nanny, and two kids in expensive private schools. You'll have trapped yourself nicely, and you'll be pouring out your sorrows to someone doing a survey on career satisfaction among law firm associates.
I promised some good news at the end. So here's the good news: if you're smart, tough, persistent and a little bit lucky, you can enjoy law school and end up in a meaningful, interesting, reasonably well-compensated job. You don't have to work for Big Law. In fact, you don't even have to be a lawyer at all if you don't want to -- and many law school graduates don't.
Here's what's good about law school. The classes at any decent law school will push you to sharpen your mind: to think rigorously and logically, and express yourself cogently and succinctly. These skills are less common than you might think, and skeptical as I am about law schools and the legal profession, law school does help develop them. At any decent law school, you'll also be pushed to get behind the "rules" and think about how rules are made, how they operate, what social and economic assumptions they reflect, and what behaviors they drive. At any reasonably good law school, you can -- if you're motivated enough -- find faculty and alumni with experience in a diverse range of fields, from criminal law to cyberlaw, and from defense policy to environmental policy.
And some legal jobs do make lawyers happy. Studies suggest that lawyers in government and public interest jobs are, by and large, a pretty contented lot: They make less money, but their work is interesting and meaningful, and their hours generally far less brutal than those in private firms. The small fraction of law school graduates who go into teaching are happier still. (And why not? You have job security, a more than adequate salary, and the great luxury of teaching what you want, writing what you want, and spending your days interacting with bright, curious young people.)
And here's the best news of all: Going to law school doesn't mean you have to become a lawyer. Plenty of non-legal employers also value the skills bright law school graduates bring to the table. If you're interested in foreign policy or national security-related careers, for instance, there are plenty of opportunities outside the State Department Legal Advisor's Office or the DOD General Counsel. When I worked in the Pentagon's policy shop, several of the most impressive action officers I met were young law school graduates (who seemed to regard their avoidance of legal practice as a narrow escape). A J.D. isn't needed for those jobs -- but it sure doesn't hurt. And among the Georgetown Law alumni I know, there are foreign service officers, television journalists, entrepreneurs, CIA analysts, management consultants, human rights advocates, and congressional staffers. These alumni are among the happiest law school graduates I know.
Bottom line? If you want to go to law school, go -- but only if you get into a good law school, expect to be a strong student, have a rational plan for paying all those bills, and consider yourself persistent and tough-minded enough to refrain from tripping down the path of least resistance.
Good luck!
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This is one of those plate I've been eating since I was a little kid. It was a common dish when my grandma was alive and after her, my mom continued making this delicious frittata.
Frittata is a type of Italian omelette either simple or enriched with meat, cheese or even pasta. It is not an omelette though, as it is not served folded, eggs are beaten to incorporate as much air as possible (while the omelette is stirred with less air incorporated l) and can also be cooked in the oven instead of frying it.
Today's frittata is very easy and doesn't require special ingredients, therefore it's perfect for a quick dinner after getting off work late or can even be an idea as finger food during a party
Ingredients (2 servings) 配料(约2人份量):
- 1 big potatoes – 1 个马铃薯
- 2 eggs – 2 个鸡蛋
- salt – 食用盐
- 2 tbsp olive oil – 2 匙橄榄油
First thing, peal the potato and cut it into thin slices.Heat some oil in a frying pan and slowly cook the potatoes till crispy, add same salt.
In the meantime, in a bowl beat the eggs with a pitch of salt. Pour the beaten eggs in the frying pan with the potatoes. 同时把鸡蛋和盐均匀搅打。在炸脆的土豆上倒入鸡蛋混合物。
Slowly cook one side, then flip to the other side. 然后把煎蛋的两面煎至金黄色
You can cut it into cubes and serve it during a party, you can eat it like that with a fresh salad or even put it in a sandwich. either way it is going to be delicious! 你可以把煎蛋切成块, 配沙拉或者放在三明治。无论哪种方式,是将是美味!
One serving provides:
- Calories: 174
- Fat: 7.1 g
- Carbohydrates: 19 g
- Protein: 8.4 g


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This 1985 Volkswagen GTI was used when new to promote Callaway and BBS performance components for the brand new A2 body style. The seller indicates that he worked to bring the project together with VW Sport. The car is said to have been completely gone through and in excellent shape, and the original BBS wheels come with the sale. Find it here on eBay in Royal Oak, Michigan.
The car has a full BBS body kit including flares, skirts, and spoilers which we didn't partiularly like back in the day and still don't, but this car gets a pass because of the overall period tuner package. Somehow with the turbo and the flares and the hood scoop it all comes together as a 1985 snapshot even though we would never spec it today. We're glad to know the original BBS wheels are available, as they work infinitely better on the car than the later Golf wheels seen in the pictures.
The body looks very well maintained, especially given the Michigan climate, and the seller indicates there is no rust to be found other than a small spot around the license plate. 1985 was the first year for this A2 body style in the USA, so having this one modified so early must have made it a real stand-out when it hit the AutoWeek cover in February of that year. We'd pull all the tint immediately.
The interior is mostly stock GTI, with the exception of the turbo boost gauge and the Callaway steering wheel, which we haven't seen on any of the later production models. It appears to be very clean inside, with only some minor wear on the leather seats. We logged many hours in a stock red/black '86, so these controls bring back some serious memories.
The 1.8 liter engine is force-fed air through Callaway's turbo system that brought the power output up to 180 hp. The 16V offering was still 18 month away when this car was built, and this one was already pushing 50 more horsepower than that upgrade would bring. The seller says the car has been gone through, but doesn't give any details about what that work entailed. There is said to be a 1st gear engagement issue, which would be worth looking into before purchase.
Callaway and BBS bolt-ons abound in the marketplace of VW's, but getting one that was the poster child in 1985 with all the bells and whistles along with an AutoWeek cover sets this one apart. We'd try to make it look as much as possible like it did back then.
I would love to have this one. I bought a 1985 Golf brand new and drove the hell out of it until I traded it in for a 1990 Saab 900 five years later. I still keep checking the classifieds in hopes of finding one cheap that I could fix up.
@KM AXer
Good one! i haven't laughed so hard in a long time.
Varjak – I believe Satch left under a bit of a cloud, though I may be mistaken.
Meh, I'd rather see a GTO from the town of Royal Oak Michigan.
Right off the BaT (heh) you might want to check the compression on that boosted engine.. the coolant reservoir is about a quart low… hopefully just a leak. Possible sign the car is not very well looked after. 1st gear issue is not a good one either.
I own a 1985 Golf with a 16v Turbo'd engine, the engine itself will make 400hp at the push of a button, but even just at a "normal" 10psi of boost, a car this light and nimble can be a handful.. of FUN :-) Not very quick from a dead stop due to FWD traction isues (even with a limited slip) but rolling in 2nd thru 4th you will pass other "sports cars" in a blur.
"Kick some asphalt" was a tag line in the VW ads back then I think.
I had an '85 GTI that I bought new, same color, and the only options were A/C and a sunroof with a hand-crank kids. Drove the heck out of it and it was very reliable. In SoCal they were infamous for having their stereos stolen and I lost three. I kept replacing them with cheaper units but they kept breaking the windows and stealing them.
I don't remember this Callaway alteration but I read On Track. The body kit is horrific. The turbo could be fun as long as you didn't have to constantly worry about detonation.
Brings back lots of memories…
Oh, I guess sdwarf36 beat me to the punch – kudos. In that case, I second what he sez.
Speaking of seconds, Hemmings Classic Car is surely a close second in the magazine dep't. Strictly Detroit iron (and Kenosha and some other places too) but same editorial quality as HS&EC. Great stuff.
These wasserpumpers sure bring back great memories of discovering how a car ought to handle. They are the reason my 3-season daily driver is an e30.
@ Larry GH – Satch Carlson is still doing a hilarious and informative monthly page in Hemmings Sports & Exotic, which is in my humble opinion the best vintage car mag out these days. My coworkers down at the factory refer to it as "Foreign Crap Monthly", but they also think that a '69 Camaro is the pinnacle of automotive engineering.
Texas Aggie – i learned about AW in the AM library when I was supposed to be studying engineering. Good times. All worked out fine in the end. Do miss Satch Carlson and the newspaper sized AW with pre-internet car ads. Them was the day. Still have a couple of the old ones in a box somewhere. (And Satch may still be around in BMW Roundel or some other rag I believe.)
Hey guys, my 73 Nova was fun to drive. So was my 75 Civic, 83 GTI, 92 M5, 89 951 – heck, even my 2002 Town and Country Limited is at blast at 110mph on the Autobahn, and my 95 pickup is just right driving to and from the dump or garden center. There is room here for all opinions, so the intolerance belongs somewhere else.
@Jay Foley – I hear your point. And the body panels are awkward but was a part of the whole package, which makes it important here. The story on eBay is worth a read if you wanted to see what one does in a "dream" job.
These MKII GTIs were great cars. The engineering was excellent, with a few irritating bugs. The published "specs" on corning and HP just miss the boat. With effectively no speed limits in Europe, these things could be pushed incredibly hard both on the freeway and in spirited mountain twisties.
That free revving 8v engine was so much fun with the 5-speed. Mine got 36 MPG on the highway driving around 65. And you could cram 5 adults and a lot of luggage in it.
Some commented on the cheap plastic interior. I always thought the interior was attractive, sporty and purposeful. I didn't think the plastic looked or was cheap. Some of the "irritants" included leaky windows and heater core but those were stupid engineering flaws which I fixed.
Maybe the turbo is a bit rudimentary and I never really thought the GTI needed much more power (due to torque steer and the good balance of driving dynamics). But the rarity and story behind this one make for an interesting collector's piece. Not sure if it has much upside financially but still an interesting car.
Snore. This is a good example of why I am finding that I open the Bring a Trailer email less and less frequently. There is nothing significant, interesting or desireable about this car. The nicest thing that could happen to it is that someone buys it for beach toy out on Block Island or Cutty Hunk and it rapidly turns to rust after the first winter.
They used do do a ton of work for VW Sport back in the day. The family also did a ton of off road racing and ran Baja many times.
Here is his current hobby http://www.fineartmodels.com/fineartmodels.com/Welcome.html
And yes Cabester09 he does have a Corsair
"Another Corsair restoration, an FG-1D, was completed in 2003 for pilot-owner Gary Kohs, owner of Fine Art Models of Royal Oak, Mich., a company known for its exceedingly accurate museum quality models of ships, trains, automobiles and fighter planes. The plane came from the collection of David Tallichet in Chino, Calif., who founded Yesterday's Air Force in the 1970s, then changed the name to the Military Aircraft Restoration Corp. Today, it's a private company known for dozens of recoveries of derelict warbirds and occasional restorations. Kohs' Corsair once flew in the 1970s television series "Baa Baa Black Sheep," loosely based on the war stories of "Pappy" Boyington, a U.S. Marine Corps pilot with 22 combat victories and leader of a squadron of Corsairs stationed in the Pacific during the war.
The 13-year project took 17,000 hours of work but the finished, "as delivered by Goodyear" quality of Kohs' Corsair restoration won a World War II Grand Champion award at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh that same year. Of the 12,654 Corsairs built between 1943 and 1952—originally by Chance Vought and later by Brewster and Goodyear—records show that Goodyear produced 4,017 of the distinctively designed planes."
nothing quite like a hot, light weight, fwd econobox – fighting the torque steer and keeping the pedal on the metal, zipping through the corners. Had multiple 70's civics & 6 or 7 golfs 1s, including a original GTI & a couple cabriolets, also R5, Starlet, new Beetle. With 5 sons we've gotten to know intimately a bunch of cars. Good times. Anyway – still have a soft spot for the early hatches. Contemplating purchase of Type 1 cabriolet now.
Had the same Alpine in my 84 GLI. The GTI/GLI (especially gen 1 cars) were a truckload of monkeys for econobox driving – – shoulda/coulda/didn't keep that one.
Too much fun/$ -new ones are WAY fun too – just not as much of a unique experience for the time period.
Older water cooled VWs. Pretty cool. As listed in the description by BAT not the most attractive body kit but it is a great time capsule.
I bought a new 88 Cabrio and my 86 8V GTI would smoke it and out handle it with 105K on the speedo when I bought it used. I love the MKI platform more like a bunch of us but these MKII handle much better, bigger platform.
And yes, a lot of the plastic was cheap but mine never fell off.
Great job and keeping this one so original. Put those original rims back on for the pics and destroy these.
@Dinne, yes that is a turbo Z scoop. My parents had one with that scoop on it. Very '80s…but unfortunately not an exciting car. Should go to VW for their archives.
@chad w – I completely get the inflation and performance comparison and agree cars today are faster, safer, don't rust etc., etc. but for the record I only wanted the speed and no rust thing.
Fifty thou a year used to buy a lot of beer but with 4 buck a gallon gas, insurance companies that legislate their way to guaranteed profits, techflation (my term for $400 a month cell, online machines and cable) red light/speed cameras, I can go on and on, yea we need to rhyme one fifty thou a year.
Gawd I am an old fart…
Anyone remember the euro Golf that was stretched and had a 928 motor implanted? I think it was featured in C&D around 1979 and done by one of them Nazzi tuners. THAT was cool.
What happened was that "everyone" (probably yourself too) demanded more safety features and less emissions from cars. That made cars heavy and less fuel efficient.
Fahrvergnügen! One of the unique aspects of MK2 Golf/Jetta chassis is the lively, willing feel of the compared to many offerings of their era. For sheer driver enjoyment you need to look no further.
Dear Seller – In listing a tuner car it is generally helpful to spell the tuner's name correctly … it's on the valve cover.
the seller description= a pretty cool provenance for an old wabbit
I had a 1984 cabrio that apparently was part of a Callaway production run of ? units. It was the Mark I body style, so I am a little confused by the ebay listing comment saying they went to Callaway to create a turbo setup when Callaway was already making turbos for VW, as well as several other european cars (Spiders?). I also thought Callaway got into Vettes later on but I may be mistaken. I have no doubt the car is real and the seller sincere.
I was born in 1966 so my muscle car fantasy as would be a Ruf slant nose Porsche, and cars like this where aftermarket modifications were my Playboy magazine of the time (easy….). The pedigree with this car, including story, documentation and corporate involvement from the likes of VW, BBS AND Callaway is exceptional. Perhaps comparable to something like GM, Yenko/Motion and perhaps Hurst getting together on a 69 COPO Camaro (perhaps…..).
It is an unbelievable one of a kind that will increase in value until guys born in my time are in their 60's. I am guessing easy mid 20's on this car…. until is sells again for more. Unbelievable!
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I wanted one when I was 15 and it came out. As fortune would hold, I got one when I was 19. Original Stage II car built at the factory (not a kit done in a driveway) that was owned by an Airline Pilot in Virginia. Mine had over 200 HP on high boost. It was really a fun car. At the time, my father and some partners owned an automotive specialty shop and the car got a full work over and mild restoration. I took it to New Orleans that next fall (I went to Tulane), and it was stolen before the school year was over. My dad had only listed it as an '85 Golf GTi on the insurance, so the insurance company did not want to repair it. It was sold at auction and I thought, gone forever…..
I was in my second year of law school, still in New Orleans, when I was telling a fellow student about the car. He kept telling me that I was talking about his friend's car. Turns out, his friend bought it at auction and now was selling it. Unfortunately, I was too broke to buy it.
But this car had a very strange way of appearing when I thought about it. I remember clearly that I had been telling my friends back home in D.C. how I would love to find a Callaway and then it was there, in the Washington Post that very weekend. I tell a random stranger about the car in law school, and he knows the current owner and it is for sale.
If it pops up again, I guess I will have no choice but to buy it.
Oh, and it was a quick little car. Very peaky and fun with the Turbo.
I'd buy it just for the Alpine stereo and graphic equalizer that look to be from the period.
This is in my city if someone would like me to go and take a look at it, document with some more pictures or take it around the block. Please?
Love it. Dream car for me in High School.
Always interesting to see what happens to one-off "cover cars" like this. I suspect most end up going to the crusher in short order, once the flash-bang wears off. But I always wonder if any, like this one, find a second life of some sort.
Does anyone else remember when one of the magazines shoe-horned a V-8 into a Chevette back in the late 70's maybe? And in more recent history I recall a Scion tC getting a (turbo?) V-8 IIRC…
love this car. great find
What a nice piece of history- I wouldn't be surprised if VW snaps this up for their archives.
Check out the MSRP and the EPA mileage; 10k and 26/32!!! What the hell happened?? No wonder I hate buying a new car these days…..
normally i bash VWs but this is cool
Nice comment Dan. I had that notchy 1st and reverse problem with a second generation GTI from 25k miles forward.
Just put into neutral and used open palm to move lever towards thigh then up to first gear. Can't remember reverse technique but think it was just putting into neutral for a few seconds then gently going to reverse.
If I recall VW sold some alignment template for a few bucks that you cold adjust the problem with from inside the car. I never purchased the template an just followed the technique to about 90k miles when the GTI was ready for recycling.
Fun days with the normally aspired engine!
Bring a Wurst!
Great car and story. Very attractive. The rest of the story is if it's worth the Reserve. Just have to wait to see.
What a perfect story to read before falling asleep! I love it minus the wheels, needs 17 inch five spokes with a 2 inch lip and that would complete it for me.
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