Rehashing 80s BBC documentaries that ran constantly on the history channel in the 90s.

Thanks no I’m searching copart for a wrecked wrangler

That’s what she said

Needs square headlights

So you might say the Germans did not see that coming. Ok I’ll show myself out.

My father bought one new in 1985, after the 1979 International Scout II it replaced the Blazer was amazing. You could actually drive it on the interstate compared to the scout it was quiet and due to things like carpet is was warm in the back for those cold Maine winters.

They have a branch where my father lives and out on an air show it is quite amazing to see these aircraft up close and in the air. FiFi has never been there but sentimental journey (B17) has those are amazing aircraft. The fighters and dive bombers are very cool.

The CAF is a great organization, they really do a lot to preserve these planes in flying condition not stuffed and mounted in a museum.

They came from the Rover 200 a partsbin piece.

But they don’t know the Wreck of the Old 97.

The whole forward control thing freaked me out. I can’t handle it.

No you could listen to both kinds of music Country AND Western

I have driven one and owned a Beetle, the Beetle was fun the bus was terrifying.

The auto 328is I’ve had as a loaners have done it right away my manual 535i doesn’t have stop start.

BMWs does it right after starting.

That’s buy for less than you can build it NP.

At those latitudes the tides rise very fast, the tides are also very large, not unusual to have a 20+ft difference in depth between low and high tide, many places looking to avoid the cost of bridge building made causeways that would be fine during low tide and submerged during high tide. This is the norm on the coast…

Herbie Hancock still has an modified 289 Cobra he bought new, he bought because it was faster than Miles Davis’ Ferrari

Every manual transmission E30 has been made into a track rat

VW will go back to advertising like the did in the 60s