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Do they bring a variety of leveling blocks, or do they build them on site? Being German, I hope they bring a huge number of possible permutations, and then measure meticulously and choose the best one to perfectly level the truck.

Assuming that the owner is truthful (should be easy enough to discern any frame damage) NP. Not only is it in good shape, it’s not so perfect that you would feel bad about using it as a truck. This is probably the coolest truck of the 80’s and values will stay strong, if not go up while you own it.

It just don’t work sir. Plus this comment will be grayed out until Hillary is president.

Stolen from Citroen. I could actually write that against every single one, but whats the point my comments never make it past ‘pending’.

See, I actually dig her voice. It's all part of the package. Couldn't agree more about Plato, however.

Absolutely, unequivocally, categorically bat shit fu**ing crazy. It is absolute calamity with a huge economic disparity in what you see on the road. Brand new G65 AMG next to an old beat up and un-maintained VW transporter van that is over-filled (they use them as public transport). So you get the dudes in the shitty…

So nearly a quarter of the price is saved by buying through a company...!

And that Mitsu “Animal” pickup truck, the only full size pickup you see here, why is that so popular?

Mitsu Delica and 1st gen Hyundai Starex are basically the same car. You are right, this is a Delica. They never brought the Delica over here, I keep forgetting that’s the dad.

NOT the entire exhaust system, Máté, just those Iconel headers on each side, Gordon said, tossing one at me in the racing machine shop. It was incredibly light, like those speakers that had _ ALUMINIUM _ magnets?!? Knowing just a bit about metallurgy, asked him how do you magnetize aluminium? His answer, “... if you…

The Leaf is pretty much a better car in every respect... unless you need a city car with extremely small size for some reason. But even then, I’d rather have a normal Mistubishi i, or a Toyota iQ, or Fiat Panda, or Renault Twingo...

Tatra (centre load tube with half-axles moving around differenctial axles)

The rear suspension on old Minis is pretty bizarre.

This post should be titled: show us Citroen suspension. My vote is the 2CV. The suspension is massive springs that run parallel with the body under the floor boards.

First off, your wife sounds like a very reasonable person indeed. Congrats.

Last car I bought, I started by listing very single make/model that I was even remotely curious about... Ones that I either already like or ones that I didn't know anything about.

French cars were always designed to be UFOs

This just works incredibly well.