*fog-lamp?

Um, the Tacoma didn't exist until 1995...

...but it's just so incredibly hideous!

The Subary Legacy/Outback for the ENTIRE STATE OF MONTANA. Especially if they're in white, have a few dents from hail and/or deer, and have over 200k miles on the clock

I've texted while on my motorcycle, but I have a handlebar mount for my Droid 2... because the damn thing is my speedometer, too.

Lookin pretty good out there for only having 200 horse. Do want.

Some of the Chinese clone companies make street quads that are longer and wider with street tires. But still, these things are too top heavy, steering is too sensitive at speed, and you risk rolling if you have to jump on the brakes or swerve to avoid something. Best bet is to just get a street legal dune buggy with…

Was once riding through town to meet some hot chicks for dinner, had on my 3/4 helmet and sunglasses. But somehow on the way I managed to get not one, but TWO mosquitoes in my right eye.

#cotd even though it's a wall of text

Nice of her to casually mention that she's still single...

Datsun! Datsun! We've got Datsun here!

How the fuck would the homeowners be liable for injuries to drivers if they put a few big rocks ON THEIR OWN PROPERTY?!

dat bank! dose yumps! why dont they have this track in any racing sims?

Yeah, the ass-end of the new one looks too wedge-shaped.

Back when I first moved to Montana and needed to get plates, I was in fact pulling out of the DMV when I saw a red Chevy pickup that said GOT WOOD. Later that day I saw blue Chevy pickup that said BLUE ME.

I could have sworn it was Jerry-rig, too, but Wiki says it is in fact jury-rig, and has it's roots as a nautical term. [en.wikipedia.org]

dat exhaust note

There's no pic

Had the throttle cable break on my '91 Dodge Colt Vista. Fixed it with an electrical butt connector. Also, on same car, the front left axle kept popping out of the transmission. Found the problem to be where the carrier for the axle goes through the mount, the big C-clip that holds it in had come out. Couldn't get it…

Nice story, but I think this article is more about insane DIY repairs, not about shitty mechanics.