We have an ‘05 we bought new and handed down to our daughter that’s been very little trouble for 180 k.

Not trolling, legitimate question: do they sell those in the kind of volume GM would have to to consider doing something like that?

It’s very fluid.

Hey we’re trying to have a disc-ussion here.

Stop trying to pad the conversation.

Spotify and Pandora? I know you’re out of the rat race (rat commute)? and congrats that’s awesome, but for anyone still in it look into those.

Don’t ever change, Torch.

Anything that you can put a SBC in. Loads of parts available, build it from mild to wild, good to learn to wrench on, anybody that calls themselves a mechanic can work on it. That ‘58 is perfect.

Of course. My point is that what they gave us could be a Kia. It doesn’t say luxury and it doesn’t look special. If you’re going to rebuild this brand you have to have something unique and this wasn’t it.

Why oh why does Ford not understand what people want from this brand? We want the old school 60s Continental. Updated for modern standards, sure, but with that crisp line and full width grill, formal roofline and the suicide doors. We want style.

Got a 5.7 in my ram with 150k no issues. I’m with you.

Hasn’t there already BEEN a large scale terrorist attack in Manhattan? Have we really that short a memory? I don’t live anywhere near NYC but I’d think this sort of thing goes on constantly lest we not get caught flat footed again.

Very cool.

I’d kinda like to see an Odyssey camper conversion.

Can’t argue with you.

You’re assuming anyone in the incoming administration has read the constitution. Or anything else pertaining to their new responsibilities, Gen. Maddis excepted.

We didn’t say good character.

Happy to hear that the pilot survived.

This isn’t 1941. You can’t build fighter jets on car assembly lines with a turnaround measured in months like they could P-51s. All a war with China will do is wreck international trade and get people killed.

Mixed. Added ps to the brake. We’re still going through the system to see if anything can be saved.