On the outside, the two-tone paint job is fairly intact under all that dust—but oof, those shooting stars have not aged well. Neither has the solar-paneled roof spoiler for that matter. To be fair, the exterior also features the only commendable decision in the whole build: a sliding canvas sunroof. And it appears that the low-hanging custom bumpers have been swapped back to the stock set.
For some reason, Mad Mike and company went with a yellow-on-white interior theme that combined copious amounts of leather and shag carpeting...all of which is now disgustingly filthy. The pillar-mounted LCD monitors are intact, but strangely, the gauge cluster has been ripped out. No word on whether the trunk-mounted juicer is still there, or if the stray cat they foisted onto poor Jessica (you know, because rodents) at the end of the episode is still alive.
Assuming the engine still runs, it's mated to a three-speed transmission that will get you from 0 to 60 mph in many, many seconds. The ad notes that Colorado buyers living in counties with emissions testing will have to register it as a collector's car. Irony, or vindication?
