car keys aren’t for mixing drinks?

i could totally see this in the Magnum P.I.-themed promos of Archer.

can’t sing ‘Murican country and include a Tundra, no matter what Toyota North America says

first car- test drive seemed fine. first drive as owner normal operating temperature was a pit stop on the way to overheating from minimal head gasket integrity.

maybe BMW nomenclature- numbers that used to stand for series and displacement, then 99% arbitrary for subsequent editions

mine circa 1998. loved it for what it was-cheap, fun, reliable, able to drive cross country multiple times and capable to off road everywhere i wanted to go.

need mugshot to put her in the batshit babe line up

my local NAPA had the U-joint for my ‘71 Chevy K10 in stock. Of course my old one was just worn out and not grenaded in high style.

it all makes sense.

we don’t know quite everything yet- do i need to sell my soul, left arm, and left nut to get it? or only some of the former?

since the ad states “over $7000 spent” and not “invested” it gets automatic NP.

when i saw the Colorado tag on the back, i immediately and with enthusiasm skipped to the CL link only to be saddened that it was in AZ. i guess my eagerness to see where in CO it was makes it NP for me.

SQUIRREL! whack. ouch. whooooaaaaa. crashing noises.

which led to this.

while i respect 112k miles done on a MC, i still have to say CP for a fugly sidepod that looks like the place Ted Williams was cryogenically stored

i suppose a radiator needs to go somewhere, but nothing says quality like a riveted in hood grille.

not the preferred 4 letter word in my garage for this.

CP because he advertised in Colorado and the car is not. And post deleted already too.

first thought was “where is the link to the police dashcam”, but then i’m not sure i want that at all.

more like Michael Moore.