Maybe a Camel Back built into the seat back with a straw integrated into the seat belt for extreme hydration needs.

“baby PLEASE! You know I can change! The first two times weren’t the real me! C’mon babe!!!!!!!! BAAAAAAABEE!!!!!!!”

Reminds me of Kids in the Hall:

Stop and go traffic you remove your hand between shifts? I generally don’t just rest it there when I’m cruising but when I’m shifting often then it stays there.

Gosh dang it, why am I in the gray again? I am responsible. Ungray me. C’mon.

I like this. The placement is nice, the little cutout in the center console is attractive, and it’s just the right amount of phallic. Though it seems like it would be uncomfortable to rest your arm on that padded bar the whole time to keep your hand on the shifter.

From the front page I instantly thought G6, came here to post it. Well done.

Hereyago

My buddy refers to crescent wrenches as ‘bolt rounders’. I find it to be accurate and try to avoid using them at all costs.

• CATHS HIMSELF WITH A RUBBER FUEL LINE HE GETS FROM *** HARDWARE AND THE TUBING GOT SUCKED INTO BLADDER
  

I love these cars. I have an IFTTT rule setup on my local craigslist for Datsun looking for this very car (though cheaper so I can make a project of it). NP all day long because I am in love.

I was watching Chasing Classic Cars the other day and they showed the guy in yellow pants sitting in the Mercedes talking on his cell and I rewound like 8 times to look for Raph... no dice. You can, however, see Wayne Corini in the background of Raph’s video.

Even though I can read on a plane, most times I just sit and stare at the seat in front of my and listen to a podcast. Now when I travel with my family, ability or not, I spend the entire flight keeping them occupied.

I assure you, it does. I can read on a plane though.

Agreed. Whenever I go on long trips with anyone I volunteer to drive because I can’t even look at a damn text message without getting sick. If someone else in the car can read a book they might as well be doing that while we’re on the road. That, and I just like driving.

As a homeowner with a busted up cement driveway I was thinking ‘Ohhh, look and how nice and new that driveway looks’ and then I started to laugh at how every shot had a small oil spot on it. Look’s a lot like my pole barn floor. As far as projects go: You got this.

I wish I could say the one in the picture is mine... Mine is still a project. I’ll have to do a post on it one of these days. Currently tearing it down to get ready for body work.

These are all things I went through on the broken bolt I had on the drivers side head of my ‘66 Coronet:

1. Left hand drill bit, no worky in extracting but hole.
2. Use extractor... break the shit out of it. :(
3. Sweat at it a lot.
4. Use a Dremel for 30 minutes
5. End up getting impatient thinking “I can probably get at…

I live in Michigan, therefore I have all of these things on my toolbox and not a single job goes by without using one or a combination of them. I didn’t realize until a couple years ago that people outside of the rust belt actually get to work on cars with a confident mindset that they can get all bolts off easy…

You had me at ‘light nurple’.