Imagine if Hyundai/Kia raided mitsubishi’s/mazda’s hot parts bin for their performance models.
Imagine if Hyundai/Kia raided mitsubishi’s/mazda’s hot parts bin for their performance models.
These were fun little cars to both sell and drive during my time at a Hyundai dealer from ‘91 until ‘93. I had one as a demo for about six months with the exotic and rare CD player option.
...I bring to you an old shame of mine; I mocked this up almost 15 years ago... I thought it was funny back then.
I watched this for the first time within the last year or two and I just flat out didn’t like it. It has nothing to do with wanting CGI or anything like that. (I’m nearly 50, for crying out loud, and I loved classic Doctor Who with the zippers on the costumes and all that.)
They’re becoming progressively more common as OEMs look for ways to increase water jacket size and retain wall thickness in the areas around the spark plug well.
For what it’s worth, you can buy the special thin-walled 14mm socket at your local Autozone. That’s what I did when I started having newer BMW’s roll into my shop.
Lot of 06+ Bmws and Minis require thin walled spark plugs sockets due to the tight clearance of the slot.
And now we have Stranger Things, My Little Pony, Strawberry Shortcake, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, and The Dark Crystal to remind us. Oh, and a new Ghostbusters film due out next year.
Who can forget Dieselgate, the headline-grabbing, reputation-destroying pollution scandal of 2015? In which…
NeverEnding gang unite!
I’ll totally pretend that it was intentional.
I was super late on this, like I just watched the movie this past weekend. What a let down. Perhaps I would’ve enjoyed it more as a child(neither of my kids like it either). I just don’t get how this gets so much praise when better films like Never Ending Story and Labrynth exist.
I can specifically remember being 12 years old in 1986 and thinking “Man, this is the worst decade ever. Has to be.”
I remember meeting him, right after he had been signed by the M’s and was doing a tour of the Seattle area schools (he was wearing a VERY 90's double brested pinstriped suit, something Jim Carey’s character in The Mask would have liked). He almost seemed likeable that afternoon.
To be fair that photo signed “Yeah Jeets” from a close personal friend was about $450,000 of that.
That’s like a McGruff Crimedog list of everything you shouldn’t leave in a car. A-Rod is an asshat.
Insurance fArod
Consisting of one 500,000$ bill.
the last person to get paid like that after getting lucky off ARod was Jeets.