We moved into a house with new, white carpet that just didn’t stand up to us and our dogs. When we replaced it, we color matched the new carpets to the stains on the white stuff — a bit drab, perhaps, but no problems ever again with stains. We’re just not all cut out for white carpet / seats.

I’ve got to bet that something like 90% of dash cubby engineers read jalopnik. I’m not sure that floor mat dig was strictly necessary ;-)

Yeah... It really tied the [car] together, did it not?

No

A cross between a panzer and a bus

Yikes!

I’m perfectly prepared to believe that it’s going to fold down, but I’ll eat my hat if it’s easy.

These days, I’m just glad the first one had two doors. I’ll count that as a win.

Really? You were fine with “The Executive Sedan was based on two LeBarons, a four-door sedan cut at the B pillar and a Coupe cut between the A and B pillars?” It wasn’t until they got to the engine that you had to draw the line?

“These documents aren’t going to finalize themselves!”

That was a pretty cool period for IMSA. I felt like the Mazdas really had the coolest look at the time, if not quite the most dominant cars.

She’s pretty sexy, though.

They should add some dive planes.

Glad to see him back. I know he’s put in a lot of work and it’s great to have him back in the car.

Riptide has kept me permanently on the lookout for a fixer-upper Sikorsky. The one from the show is still flying commercially, supposedly: http://summithelicopter.com/mamamimi.htm

Should be fine without the motor.

Hiya!

I’m afraid this chimera’s story involves carbon monoxide poisoning.

No, certainly not. I’ve got a couple of perfectly nazi-free relatives that went to A&M — which, to its credit, has now cancelled the planned event.

The alt-right rally scheduled for 9/11 ought to be exciting.