I’ve seen signs at businesses that read: “No dog’s allowed,” “Reservation’s required,” “Bathroom’s not for public use”

Nope, sorry. The carpet is rumpled in the back. CP!!

Here’s a good video which might make you feel worse and/or better:

That fan on the back looks really familiar...

We’re so spoiled by modern car convinces and horsepower

The seller even takes the time to fill the cassette tape cubby and coin holders for the photoshoot, which is a nice touch.

my shitty old 1995 Honda Accord, whose ball joint—as shown above—was on the verge of busting out of its socket. God I hated that car.

If anything, going to a taller wheel will make the contact patch shorter which is bad for traction.

Oh, I know. I had actually pulled up a pic of a JPS F1 car to illustrate the point, but decided not to include it. Might as well:

If you’re driving a sports car, you want the least amount of mass possible. If you’re driving an SUV, you want comfort. Big wheels provide neither.

It does sound like experience, doesn’t it? :-)

I’m hopeful.

Notice how clean the water coming out of my drain looks. Interestingly it doesn’t appear that any got into my oil filter, so the it’s likely that the dirt all settled on the bottom of my oil pan just as the water settled below the floating layer of oil (notice how in my previous incident, the water looked like a…

You mention this as being an icon of Ford (Detroit) and Jeep (Toledo).

the project actually cost me $3,000 in total after including extensive repairs.

This is an interesting model, but there are some red flags.

It is the law of the sea, actually. It’s called the Law of Gross Tonnage.

before you go rushing off to madly smack at the Crack Pipe button multiple times, take a moment to have a look at the Mustang II market.

The steering slipped and shuttered

Do you remember the Yamaha BW200? Even fatter tires but off-road-only.