Given where you got it, did it come with two allen keys and 1 key bolt missing?

No need to skip Mt. Rushmore, it’s not that far from Sturgis.

Do NOT buy a used seat unless you can be 100% sure of its history.

They do wear out - a friend was able to break the plastic side wings off of a closet-stored Britax Advocate (so not a cheap seat) just with her hands. The seat was only a few months expired.

The plastic doesn’t wear out but the belts do. The stiching on the belts as well.

They do wear out. The belts break down over time when exposed to UV light. It’s the same reason racing seat belts/harnesses have an expiration date. Plastic also degrades over time and becomes brittle.

Both. Our motto is: Bad Boys in Bad Cars

Can my car club come? We’re the east coast chapter of “Unpopular Pontiac Owners”

I can personally attest that D.C. is terrible. Come to the car show instead!

Ah yes, the old “Schrodinger’s Cop” problem.

Back then, blue was the color for French cars, red for Italian, green fro British, and silver for German.

What makes this car even more interesting is Lindley Bothwell himself practiced the car at Indianapolis... in 1949(!). While the car did go faster than it had previous years, by that time the Peugeot was so out of date, that it didn’t have a prayer of qualifying.

First: some clarification. Bugattis are definitely affordable.

the 1970s: when half of the auto industry stopped giving a shit

But Miller and a host of other so-called “quiz kids” who helped save the Ford Motor Company.

I have LED spotlights wired into my high beams. I can make the night into day. If I ride around with those on, I will appear to all as a traveling ball of white light.

Always ride with your high beam on!

Always ride with your high beam on!