Hemmings Classic Car

jim richardson

“Not only does the marque no longer exist, but also, neither does Yugoslavia.”

There is an old joke about a fellow who walks into an auto supply and asks if it stocks parts for imported cars. The clerk says it does, and then the fellow asks, “How about a gas cap for a Yugo?” The clerk scratches his head, thinks for a minute, and says, “That sounds like a fair trade.” And yes, it’s easy to make fun of

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