B for Boeing. B for Brave.

I mean, it could be weirder. Like this joint with a Spitfire spanning two rooms...

Why do they keep calling the car a Demon? It’s just a regular Hellcat. They didn’t even bother to switch the badges.

To be fair, the monthly Cars & Coffee at COTA isn’t listed on MotorAustin either.

a modern Korean El Camino

We should all take a page out of Mr. Bronson’s lyrical/vehicular connections.

Whenever I see one of these (or really any from ‘95-’03), I like to play what I call “Disco Bingo”. It never fails me and every one has at least 5 of the following issues:

One of Ford’s airbag engineers:

What are they worried about? There are no streams running through mall parking lots.

Nobody was asking the real question. Was the trip to Florida worth it?

“When I die, make sure you spread my blood on a BMW” -Action Bronson

I haven’t put the top on my ‘95 Wrangler for the past 4 years. It has sat outside in a few rainstorms where I’ve had to bail-out the cup holders, but I’ve never worried about water messing something up with the radio, electronics, etc.

Now you’re just comparing apples to submersible oranges.

But how deep can you go in a river crossing?

1997 Land Rover Defender 110 for a cool $160,000.

The track food is actually pretty decent. There’s always a BBQ stand somewhere along with the normal smattering of burgers, corndogs, wraps, turkey legs, sausage-on-a-stick, etc. You know, normal ‘murican sports activity food.

Ken Bone drives a 2004 Pontiac Aztek. Ken Bone once worked as a checkout clerk at Costco, where he became obsessed with couponing and living a thrifty life. Ken Bone purchase a pallet of Kodak Fun Saver 35mm cameras in 2010. Ken Bone has a wonderfully organized scrapbook of Bend, Oregon and Topeka, Kansas. Ken Bone…

The cause of the incident has not been determined. It crashed in Mysterious Ways.

Send him an XC90 and tell him good luck.

At 11 gears, Honda can’t either.