That dude’s a badass, Just look at his face.
That dude’s a badass, Just look at his face.
Or Harwin
The question is, whether it’s him or the mustache in charge of that sweet jump.
Early nineties Mercedes. Therefore, none.
Micheal Bay, obviously.
Along the same lines...
Why was it not called the Vanda?
Panel trucks are always cool:
I can’t believe they didn’t call it the Vanda :(
Call me crazy, but that PT truck kinda works in a weird way
These things have always been a staple of the European tradesperson. If you call a plumber, an electrician, a plasterer or any of the myriad small trades that don’t need a Transit, this is the kind of vehicle they’ll turn up in.
I propose a Third Rule of Wagondom;
Hmmm.... not sure. The window doesn’t make a wagon. A wagon has to have the window, but the mere presence of the window doesn’t make it a wagon. For example, take the Seat Leon. The 5-door hatchback has that window, and the roof covers most of the luggage area. But it’s not a wagon.
You would do my health a great service by including someone from Mercedes in the discussion. They keep calling the new GLC a coupé. 4 doors and an SUV does not a coupé make. I wander around muttering “It’s NOT a goddamned coupé” for a while after every time I see the ad, which makes me sound both crazy and French,…
Stepping on LEGO is ill-advised.
a small block probably... or lots of them.
“Full-Size 1964 Lego Ford Mustang Is Amazing But Hiding a Shameful Secret”
Yes.
here’s another blue Ford
“Full-Size 1964 Lego Ford Mustang Is Amazing But Hiding a Shameful Secret”