A proud young man and his Tempo. I love this pic!

My grandfather has owned over 300 classic cars in his life time. He's built them, restored them, sold them, traveled across the country in them, and owned more Model A's than I think anyone else ever has.

About here.

Change the noun and you can usually find a similar intensity; computers, drawing, painting, parties, gardening, etc.

You know what else though? Non-car-people just don't get it. This is so much more than something that I'm interested in, you know? Cars are part of my identity at this point. I know that almost sounds crazy, but I know that any true Jalop could relate. There's just something about cars that I love, and there's an…

I loved playing with any toy cars from as early as I can remember. I clearly remember a blue Lamborghini Miura driving by me almost ever day when I was waiting for the bus. I was 9.

Super clean, non riced out 80/90s Honda. Relatively no issues for the mileage. NP.

93.75 percent yes satisfies my expectations of this community.

This is nice price all day long. I am sure this poor car will end up getting stanced and flushed within an inch of its life.

Hahaha.

Every Jalopnik article on lane splitting turns into a frothy foam fest. After about 100 comments, I'm usually done. Thanks for taking the time to read my contribution.

I've heard the turbos in those things are amazing.

I'm totally printing this out and sticking it in our office bathroom.

As well as causing crashes, slamming on the brakes is a great way to attract attention to yourself.

Sharp claws, a very strong grip, two thumbs on each front paw, and as likely as not, chlamydia. Sounds really huggable to me too...

glad you're here.

Meanwhile, in Boston:

Here in north AL, we do have real cold (14 yesterday morning), but it rarely lasts long. I think yesterday was the first day it stayed below freezing all day. A couple years back we had two weeks where it never got above freezing. And we got used to it. You just alter your clothing an daily habits to adapt.