@Baby Beater Benz is a decent DD: Try 1000-2000 lbs. per log, log skidders typically pick 10-20k lbs. per load. A tad more than your average cake-walk.
TimTim
Tim-Tim
In my list of Pro's and Con's for joining fbook CarTown is the only item in the Pro's column. It's also in the Con's column... You will not beat me facebook!
Killdozer!
It looks tempting, but if you mess around with it you'll wake up in a hospital 3 months later in a full body cast and soon after you'll have to explain yourself to the judge... Yeah, that could describe the Viper too.
All stereotypes and sexism aside the responder makes some good points about how a man wants to be treated by a woman... but a relationship is a two way street, if a man was that devoted and committed to his significant other's happiness in return then they'd have a pretty solid relationship. Your S.O. is a peer, not…
Seriously though, the man has a right not to be a car guy. There's no reason for him to be required to spend a significant percentage of his net worth on an automobile.
OK, but think about this:
Like a lot of things you get out what you put in. The more specific your search the better your results are likely to be. I do, however, find myself turning to Google Shopping and Google Images to get more relevant results.
A handful of things I noticed in the video which would have opened a bottle independently:
Never in a million years would I have guessed anyone would want to dragon a Pontiac Vibe.
I'm having trouble deciding if this is yet another reason to stick with dumb phones... or yet another reason to stay out of California. For now I'm going with both.
@Sofia_Alexandra: Yeah, he likes skiing and exotic cars... so why not. [jalopnik.com]
@pauljones: forgot the ol' "wire the horn to the brake light switch" trick.
It's elementary, my dear Watkins.
Needs more Cowbell!
But what if we have talk to text? Then it's ok, right?
@gman1023: Dammit, I forgot to use the sarcasm font.
Don't they realize how dangerous this is?!?! It's been well documented that this sort of activity puts the participants in direct contact with potentially deadly amounts of carbon-monoxide gas.