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Interesting reads, for sure. I obviously don’t know for certain, but I don’t get the impression that the mechanic in question here is in the kind of poverty described though. There’s a quote where he essentially says he doesn’t need the money

Or he could enjoy the car he got and fixed up, drive it for a while, and still sell for a profit. Doesn’t sound like he’s desperate for money, or like he’s planning on keeping it his daily indefinitely anyway.

I love it, but no. Not $23,500 of love.

I can relate. I wouldn’t say I’ve turned it into a sport bike, but I’ve been told that I’ve “ruined it” with those clip-ons. Still so much fun.

I’ve been much more okay with the 4-door Wrangler since I started looking at them from that perspective.

I currently have a ‘03 Element. The last vehicle I loved was a ‘97 Ranger. Give me a Rubbermaid interior every day of the week and twice on Sundays.

So owning a lowered car is like offroading.. on the road.

You you’re probably right. And I’ve eaten more than my share of leftovers of questionable age. But if I had leftover sushi, I’d end up cooking it before eating it at home. Unless it was one of the specialty rolls with tempura shrimp or something else cooked.

I’ve always loved the idea of the ‘Busa Smart. Combine the bro-est of motorcycles with the least possible bro-est car, and... Magic

Leftover sushi? No thank you.

Keep your stick on the ice

I gave it the NP anyway, but if it wasn’t in the bizarre good condition it is, I would agree.

Well, you see, there weren’t any pedestrians present. If there were the Camaro wouldn’t have dared such a bold move. Pedestrians are Mustang territory.

Thanks all. I don’t have kids, so I haven’t looked at a whole lot of third rows since I was riding in them in minivans.

I didn’t even know they crammed a third row into the 4runner. Damn.

I know this is just a concept, and I know third rows easy heavily into cargo space, but doesn’t it look like the seat back is just about touching the rear hatch here?

Somehow, i just saw this now, many months later, after switching phones a couple of months ago and finally finding my burner code on my old phone.

Honestly, as (regrettably) an English major, I didn’t see many problems, and cared more about the content anyway.

I mean, that’s one thing it could, conceivably, be used for. It would make mass dumping of bodies more convenient. Or mulch. Or gravel. Or sand. Or stones. Or firewood. Or the pulverized remains of recycled iPhones.