Faux pass

CarMax is a victim of Doug.

The hole is oval because the surface they are mounted in is at an angle different than the gauge. That’s how geometry works.

I bet I can guess what Ute like to own there

The "big block" and "small block" designations refer to block size, not displacement. If they took a small block chevy, say a 350, and built a 427 out of it (which I believe is possible), how would that make it a "big block" if the block size didn't change? It references the physical dimensions of the engine block,…

A Lada them?

Limited time, special edition full size Audi coffee mug!!! Free refills!!

He's just practicing for his part in West Side Story

That's nothing! Back in 1964, a Falcon Ranchero in Goldfinger was able to comfortably carry a crushed Lincoln Continental in its bed (complete car + one deceased mobster), while barely sagging on its suspension.

I'm pretty sure that is a six cylinder motor from a 64 Mustang. Not a four banger. I've never seen or head of a four cylinder Mustang or Falcon prior to 1974.

I once stopped at a backcountry dealer because they had a nice looking 78 Monte Carlo right in the front row. Black on black real nice paint, t-tops, clean complete interior, factory wheels, didn't look the least bit molested. I immediately had dreams of pro touring a beautiful Monte! As I'm salivating over this…

oh wait you said WORST not WURST

I'm pretty sure GM has recalled my Subaru

I've always heard it as all ships are boats, not all boats are ships.

Explode you say?

This looks like one of those Sonderwunsch (Special Request, basically in-house customs from Porsche back in the day) deals, like a factory slant nose or a factory slant nose using 928 lights.

Looks pretty irregula to me