That is the correct shade of blue for that era of Chrysler engine. Here’s a Slant Six painted in it:

It’s brown, it’s a wagon, it’s from the 70s, it has circular headlights, bench seats, manual windows, and dog-dish steelies.

said no one ever in the history of man kind!

What these left lane crawlers forget is that their speedometer probably reads about 5mph high, so when they think they are traveling at the limit, they are actually 5mph under.

my biased fanboy is coming out but,

But the Fit is the new “old” Civic.

...There are hard-core Lutherans?

I don’t have a vote in this, since I live in Europe, but you will be soooo fucked in the general election and afterwards! If Trump is the Republican candidate, Clinton will steer to the right in the GE, clearly right of center, to get part of the (disenfranchised) conservative vote for two reason:

Also, if your religion prohibits you from interacting with literally half the people on the planet, your religion probably sucks.

Rough math (very rough): This chart (http://whatscookingamerica.net/Q-A/AlcoholCoo…) shows that adding alcohol to a boiling liquid only evaporates a little bit (15%) of it, but baking it for 15 minutes removes another 60%. Using the first recipe given in the link, which calls for 4 cups of liquid, you’d add 8…

There’s really only one logical choice.

GET OUT

1st, it is used on all Mazda rotary engines. Every single one. Maybe the early 10A engines didn’t use it, but certainly from 12A and onwards.

There are a few I know. I will start with the eccentric shaft thermal bypass pellet on rotary engines.

A car with a rotary engine should be on this list.

Everyone should experience the thrill of driving an open wheel, open cockpit car around a track at speed. Sure this Caldwell race car isn’t exactly a Ferrari SF-15 T, but it will provide a ton of fun and there’s room in the budget remaining for a trailer, race gear and a few track days.

“This video will make you want to buy a chevy cavalier”

I want that on a shirt.

RX-8