Desu-San-Desu
Desu-San-Desu
Desu-San-Desu

It looks perfectly fine. But I'm just wondering why it's an entire special edition run instead of an add-on cosmetic package.

I'm confused. It's not a pig, so why bother breaking out the lipstick?

I can't wait to get the repairs all finished on my Audi so I can take to my first autocross. It looks like so much fun! Though it'll probably be slower than the Tremor, haha.

Who else just wants one so they can paint peacock feathers all over it?

That's what I thought. I didn't have insurance in my Subie either while I lived there. :-P

That....was....beautiful! *tries to hold back the man-tears*

The handbrake. It goes here! Between the two front seats, in lever form! NOT a button! NOT a pedal! I don't care if you call it a parking brake or a handbrake or a really inconveniently angled sexual aid, it doesn't change the fact that it goes RIGHT. HERE.

Where do you live that you can choose to not carry insurance? I'm not judging- I'm genuinely curious. In South Carolina, if you don't have insurance, you have to turn in your license plate and if you don't they suspend your license.

I LOVE IT!

1) I was barely past my teenage years at this point. I had just spent a year in New Hampshire after being stranded there, living 6 months in various homeless shelters, before finding a job, crawling my way out of the shelter into a shitty pay-by-the-week apartment, and buying a car for the express purpose of getting

It was so rusted nobody would take it. I tried jacking it up on the passenger side to see about dropping the tranny and the rocker panel collapsed and the jack wound up in the passenger cabin. If South Carolina had inspections, I would've had to junk it a year earlier than I did, so I'm glad I got the time out of it

Part of it was that I only paid a couple hundred bucks for it and it was so rusted it wouldn't have passed inspection. Luckily, S.C. doesn't have inspections, but when the transmission went out, we decided there was too must structural rust to make it worth fixing, so we decided to send it out in a blaze of glory in

It was one of the few cars I never actively jumped. Mainly because the massive amounts of chassis rust made me afraid it would break in half, haha. Once the transmission let us know it didn't have long left for this world, I cared a bit less and tried to get a little air in it, but never could seem to get all 4 wheels

We need to hang out sometime. :-P

Lol, nope- not from Candia (Canada?). I bought it when I lived in New Hampshire briefly, but drove it down to South Carolina, which is where I finally had it towed for scrap after we yanked the engine and all other functioning parts.

BRZ? Tattoos? Boobs that appear to not be stuffed chock-full of silicone? A dimly lit warehouse? J.J. Abrams lens flare?

Oh, Skay! You do understand me! =D

When does she arrive? I can't wait to give both a thorough flogging. ;-P

If you don't naturally understand the point of it, then I'll never be able to explain it to you. :-/

Seems you and I have more in common than I originally thought.