This isn’t the Charger you want, I know. You want the ‘68, and this isn’t that. The cabin shape is all different, even if the front end looks the same, and this isn’t the car that will let you live out your Dukes of Hazzard dreams.

4a)  Call Lester to bribe the cops

Just lean on something with a stronger breakaway point

Funny that one of the reasons was that it was killed was that it couldn’t earn the “Trail Rated” badge by completing the Rubicon.

We had one of these shops for about 2 years before it went out of business.  It was awesome - multiple lifts, tools for loan/rent, and they even taught classes.  We had them teach a class on changing gears for our jeep club.

This happened to me as well

It’s a corollary to the rule of “Don’t break two laws at the same time”.

Came here to say this - people jumped to the end, rather than focus on Reduce/Re-use.

That’s kind of misleading - you’re showing a base firebird vs. the z28.

I’ll always love the “To Michael” ad. But the Kevin Butler ads were lightning in a bottle. Sony shouldn’t have fired him for being in that tire commercial with the Nintendo in the background.

When I saw Beast Within, I wondered if it was going to be a remake of the 80s horror movie of the same name.  No such luck.

Damn bots and resellers.

Media needs to be covering this issue. Trump is insanely incoherent at all of his rallies, and his interviews have to be filled with edits so they don’t show this.

I came across some of my old ones a few years ago.  I cleaned out the motors and got them running - one of them was a Mack Truck version that had a trailer.

Fear due to lack of knowledge?

Well, I don’t have and won’t ever have a cybertruck, but I did drive a 1967 Plymouth Fury. And one of the most important criteria I had for finding a place to live was that it had to fit in the garage.

pshaww...none of these are faster than “my buddy’s Camaro back in high school”

I think it would be amazing for the government to put their money where their mouth is and commit to having all electric vehicles in their various fleets - from postal vehicles, to government-issued sedans for random DoD workers.

My Dad had no issues fitting in his - he was 6'.  He had a 1983 which was his practical mid-life crisis car.

Coherence is a solid, sci-fi movie.  They did seem to wrap things up though, so I’ll be suspicious of where they will take the story next.