They'll probably settle out of court, and there'll be a gag order, unfortunately.
RevCrowley
RevCrowley
If I have $7000 (and garage space) to spend on something completely irrational and cool, then yes, NP.
It's a classic from its era, to be sure. I'm also kinda wowed by the idea of FWD as a "feature" - inspired by the FWD Cord 810/812, supposedly. (The homage is obvious in the case of the corresponding model year Toronados)
According to "Going Rogue," Sarah Palin drives (or drove) a Jetta Diesel. Just thought I'd put that out here.
Yes. Looks-wise, the 2nd gen is my favorite.
I was born in 1961. The changes in sexual and religious mores I've seen in my life are staggering. Homosexuality, for example, has gone from mental illness - and possible felony - to mainstream acceptance. Abortion existed, sure - but it was unmentionable in polite company, something people whispered about. People…
People rarely vote for those who openly despise them, though. The PTB on the right do a better job of hiding it, when it comes to white people with "traditional" values.
Dealerships are - mostly - a hive of scum and villainy, yes.
The only one I ever drove belonged to my girlfriend's parents. I can confirm the empty tank part, but probably never floored it - I was trying to show them I wasn't completely irresponsible.
No torque steer, though. Maybe it's because the power steering is so numb.
It's for tractor-pulling, yes?
Steam engines have hella torque, though.
Here's a table with laws by state:
Without a script? I think that's illegal pretty much everywhere.
No. Putin's just the cheap Soviet copy of Teddy Roosevelt. Like an F.E.D. camera is a (terrible) Leica copy.
You're not wrong. The entire political spectrum has shifted right. In many ways, the 1976 Presidential election was the important one in recent history. If Ford had won, the "Republicans as Democratic Lite" meme would've continued; Rockefeller would've been heir apparent in 80. (Reagan's '80 win over Carter was…
Economics is the base. Ideology is the superstructure. As long as the money's there, yes I think he does believe his own BS.
Engineers. Or pretty much anyone who deals with Murphy's Law on a daily basis.
If you're coming up 287, try calling some grocery stores in Suffern (NY state liquor law - beer is in groceries and delis) too, if Morris County doesn't pan out. I've always taken SN for granted - assumed it was available everywhere.