Freakishly large eyes and mouths have all but turned me off of this style of animation. I get it, I know why it's done, but sweet jeebus it really grates on me.
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RedR58
The *same* name. Over. And over. And over.
You're going to love it if you don't mind hearing one character's name screamingly repeated about 384,729 times.
"Steamer TRUNKS"
I think the Roadster looks great, top-down. UP, not so much, but then again I feel that way about most rag tops. I wish it had been offered with a removable hardtop. At least a dozen people have asked me if the top on my Coupe is removable.
Coonanner evidently has a criteria that every car must be eminently practical and not pointless. Though I've found the car to be more than adequate for my needs. It's not like I need to daily haul around lumber or steamer trucks. I could rent a van if I needed that.
Starting with model year 2011.
From what I'm hearing you have until April this year to build a new one.
Join the club!
On a car site that features impractical cars of all kinds (and that's great!) I still fail to get the "less practical" dig. Guess what, I didn't buy mine for practicality and in any case, everything I need to haul on a daily basis fits in there just fine. Including large dogs.
I don't even wear hats!
Oops, meant to post above.
I'm just old enough to remember this on TV: http://youtu.be/TNU90DQn5lw
4WD goes back to the late 1890s: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-whee…
"...paint was done by G.S. Roy, a well known Canadian artist"
My 2013 MINI has no spare (afaik only the non-S versions have a spare). It didn't come with fix-a-flat either, but did come with standard run flats. The space were the tire is stored in non-S versions is partly occupied by the center exhaust in the S and JCW versions. Part of the structure that actually holds the…