But he does have a CJ2A with rod knock. I think that 22R and 4 speed would look damn good in it. That is if can you get over putting a Japanese engine into a vehicle built to fight a war against Japan among others. (Do it, David, do it.  Don’t listen to that dweeb on your other shoulder)

Plus, when it’s not being used to go into space, they can store grain in it.

Counterpoint: That color is awesome.

Well, its no Arrow.

No wonder, this is where Dr. Seuss got his ideas from.

Like this?

I thought I had seen the entire Leslie Nielsen oeuvre.  Thank You. 

I drive her around in it occasionally just to keep the fluids circulating.

You can’t get a hole in your fragile 1911 radiator if it isn’t in the front of the car.

I thought those things were car-shaped Sony Walkmans or something at first. I like weird, obsolete technology. I’ve always wanted a telephone shaped like a Mazda RX-7, ‘cuz then it’d be a rotary phone.

Same, and not just because I’m Canadian. (I’m also British) I just think the grill looks so much nicer

Okay the mailbox air intake just makes it.

It’s cool that they are still developing stuff for the Chevy S-10.

One japanese Series titled “a Centaurs Worries” tell a story of bunch of demi human highschooler while the author insert shitloads of world re-imagining on “what if our world consist of demi human”.

Nobody remembers Animaniacs.

Jesus christ this man is a colossal idiot. It boggles my mind that 40%+ of the voting public (and seemingly 60%+ of the commenters here) think he’s doing a great job.

Just a liar lying to try and garner support for his lies about immigration, lies about the effectiveness of a wall, lies about paying for a wall, and lies about the political situation.

More like “nearly out of reach” in 60 seconds.

At $400, the Toyota Van looks to be a good deal. It seems to be in great shape, with the exception of its tyres and engine. The Alfa? Not so much. I wouldn’t buy it cause I think it would be too much work. That said, I’m giving NP, because at $500, I know there will be enough people willing to take it.