That lead shot is one of the best pictures I've seen on Jalopnik. I want to know what they shot it with
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@Whitson Gordon: A while ago, mine ate it hard off the tailgate of my truck and looked much like that. But it was before they had "like new" replacements, so I was one of the lucky few to get a new one. Now the thing is in the Otterbox case for the rest of its life.
@zorrillaj: That is probably true, but none of these phones offer anything that a droid 1 with a good ROM and kernel can't do. 4G is so limited right now, it's not even a competing factor yet.
Not to sound like a Root snob, but as long as my quadrant scores are hosing every phone on this chart, I find no reason to leave my Droid 1.
Wow, his droid looks like it has led quite the life
@FriarNurgle: Screw you for posting that picture....i have an aweful headache now.
Absolutely. When It's hard for someone to afford a new Ford XL with a V8 for contract work, it's getting stupid. But then again, I'm a fan of the simpler trucks. The fanciest thing mine has is the shift on the fly 4WD.
@KAR120C: You sir, with the link provided, are going to be the downfall of all my spare income...and any future relationship...I'll be in my garage.
@Timtoolman, tornadoes are my friends!: That isn't my jeep, but rather an example Google found for me since I was at work when I posted it. But I am in full agreement that a nod to that era of jeep would be more worthy than the pile of excrement the new wrangler is...
@KAR120C: I'll have to look into that. I tried to talk to the guy, but he didn't know English, and I couldn't speak a word of German, but he understood "Cool Jeep" and smiled.
This is a proper jeep interior. While I'm not so sure you can completely hose the interior off without shorting something, it can definitely take quite the beating and a hell of a lot more mud compared to any newer model. I dunno, I think the more Jeep does this, the more the Wranglers look like a loser trying to wear…
@Kevin: "but I just removed it all together to eliminate the risk of accidental deployment due to some wiring failure."
@Pete84: For a while, I was like everybody else and had only seen a picture here and there of it. But it wasn't until I finally decided to hike up there and see for myself, that I understood the impact.
@Pete84: I love the race just as much as the next guy, but there is serious damage to the ecology of the area due to the gravel road. It's not just the "Sierra Club Hippies" either. It's a much larger group of people. It's not because of the race either. The race is just one weekend a year. It's the huge amount of…
At least the inside will be nice and cool when the owner finally gets inside of it
Any video that has an Answer Of The Day attached to it. That is the best video...
I nominate my 1999 F150 with the 4.6L 281 Windsor V8.
@BigDaddyBuddha: Saw one driving around Munich. I nearly crapped my pants when I saw it because I'd never seen one in person, much less driving around. Similar set-up but it was silver and red.