But the credits sequence they base the animation on uses the 1976 type plate and it doesn’t say ROBIN 1 either.

Although you can clearly see the 81 on the plate.
That would actually establish a date of 1980 as that is when the plates were issued as they expired in 1981.

I hope so.

The one problem is they used the 1981 style license plate when the Magnum P.I. credits use the 1976 style.

Of course they are in a Texas Edition truck.

The frames, or any frame for that matter, are illegal in several states.

Apparently I woulds need to experience a severe head trauma to get to these guys level.

I am trying to figure out how you passed inspection with this.

Probably because we wind up employing hundreds from various trades which has a positive effect on the economy while these idiots really don’t have much overhead and really don’t make a real economic contribution.

Actually I have heard what I posted above from those of various ages from young to old. Us union thugs all have to stick together you know.

I am guessing they will use the same sort of math that is used to determine what affordable housing in NYC is.

As someone who works in the entertainment industry I have just the following to say:
I hate these non-union scum who are taking our jobs.

Here is Sergio a few years from now.

The 2.3-liter EcoBoost out of a Focus RS.

The fancy gas pedal vibrates, knocks or applies counterpressure when the driver is applying throttle too aggressively.

Apparently idiots can be teachers.

It’s marketing challenges Cadillac has to conquer.

There is no real difference between the Republicans and the Democrats.