The Cadillac cab-chassis never had the 4100. This would have the burly 368.

At this point, I can no longer ignore this. Why the hell do the spam messages' seem to have multiplied many times over since the beginning of this abominable Kinja? All of the messages about making money online are just one more fantastic reason not to like Kinja, never mind that it takes forever to work through a…

It sure looks sweet, but I bet that it was nothing special to drive. Especially if you hold it up to the standard of the 3er of that era.

Where was karma when this was going on? What needed to happen was for them to come together in a crash that left all three cars disabled in a sort of Mercedes emblem of metal and distruction that would require three tow trucks and two police cars to clear.

I'll go with the Merc. It wouldn't require eleventy brazilian dollars to put back in suitable shape like the BMW. The BMW is a pretty shape, but they're charging nice price for a crack car.

Why all the hate for 7-up itself here? If you drink it much, Sprite will taste like flavored ditch water.

I hope that an insurance saleswoman would be smart enough to have a policy that covers the actual value of her car.

Not him, but the golfers behind Callaway clubs and Callaway Gardens are.

Not strange so much as impressive: the Oshkosh ARFF Striker. They're meant for an all-out assault on fire, including the ability to pierce the skin of an aircraft and spray inside. Foam? Right away, sir! Oddly enough, they're also the manufacturer of the much more mainstream Pierce trucks as well.

It doesn't appear to be connected to anything and probably isn't weatherproofed at all, so I'd guess that only the paranoid would even worry about it.

Probably whitehouse.com.

My Plymouth had that stereo. Once I got better speakers, it sounded great.

An internet campaign got Betty White a spot hosting SNL. I wonder if we could do the same for Davis.

Which is harder to do: a good-looking repaint in an acceptable color, or changing an automatic car to a manual?

Bad policy is bad, no matter which side it comes from.

But a proposal from Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell could have FEWER people buying electric cars.

You know what would be a real interesting NPoCP? A lovely original '93 in Llello white with 64,000 miles and with both hard and soft tops. And an automatic.

There's always Earl Scheib, but I just wouldn't want a rebuild.

I can see that he's taken that roundabout before.

That makes a King Midget look like a car.