Shooter

I DID have a 67 Camaro but alas it was a 327 with 210 HP not the hi performance one. And an automatic. Probably why I'm alive today. LOL. Kev - looking at classics.autotrader.com seems they range from $20,000 (600,000 baht) for a car that might run to $250,000 (8,000,000 baht) for a car that LOOKS like an original car in perfect condition but the underlying engine suspension etc is modern and really fast. $50,000 seems the sweet spot if you just want one that is solid and drives OK.

Looks like the cars in there are cycled thru and change. Time I was in there they had my younger times dream car. A 67 Camaro with a big engine. Agreed the food is very good too.

All good advice. And the last part is a massive understatement. 😃

A price point would help. Also why a kitchen? You realize if you stay in town you are always steps away from lots of restaurants and food carts and they are cheap. I mean OK I always want a place with a fridge and microwave for breakfast if I wake up early cause it's not a morning town. But otherwise unimportant IMO. But give a price range and perhaps have some ideas.

Lets hope that like a lot of announcements this one is forgotten within a few weeks and Bolt survives.

Yup. Taxis political clout in action. Which would be OK if I could call one to my hotel and get a ride for 100 baht all in across town. And yeah I know what tuktuks are. If they worked like Bolt I would consider them even though they are not as protected from the crazy traffic as a car.

I hope not. But if they do and it works like Bolt I'll accept it. I just want more than 2 wheel transport available with a fixed price up front and no BS.

It will suck if bolt dies

There is no purer comedy than the ability to take the piss out of ones self. 😃

I love that skit.

Jeez from a 380 to a 737? Like booking a limo and getting a Kia Soul. 🤣

I would not drive a motorcycle all the way from Pattaya to Bangkok. I do not trust the other drivers enough to make that trek. As a fellow Septuagenarian I like cars. Full size cars. LOL. If I ever return to Thailand I will try to fly Asiana on a 380 if the price is similar. Well I'll first try the non-stop from Vancouver. But I think they have priced it over my pain threshhold.

Yeah I thought he meant the carriers. Everyone I know who has been on one likes them.

Bummer if you have to sit on the tarmac that two hours. Heck even just a short walk around would be nice. On the 380 Asiana announced they brought theirs out of mothballs and it flies LAX-ICN. There is a non-stop (real) from YVR-BKK that is LONG operated by Air Canada. But it is seasonal. And maybe it isn't still running. I flew that 3 years back. Hey, long assed flight but one hop from America I like it.

Do you get to exit the plane in that 2 hour layover? A shower would be nice.