No plans to get rid of this, and clearly the dog and kid enjoy it as well. The Bronco and I are even the same age.

This immediately struck me as odd and probably wrong. Some quick Google research shows that it’s the other way around, the Allante had a mostly aluminum body and a galvanized steel frame. That makes perfect sense with the described corrosion on the poor caddy.

Seriously. There are a few good ones out there, I quite fancy Cragars. But even then I can’t seem to find just the one I want in the size I want.

Fake beadlocks on aftermarket truck tires. This style itself is as innocuous as anything else you see on a brodozer, but what makes me hate this more is that it’s nearly impossible to find aftermarket truck wheels without fake bead locks.

As a CNC machinist, I primarily work with metal. But I frequently also cut plastics and wood products as well as a myriad of other composites. Myself and my co-workers have always referred to it as machining.

This is the kind of important advice I come here for.

These were taken the very first time I took the shell of the Bronco. Needless to say, I’m not the only one who thought it was great.

Thanks! I’ve actually had it less than a year, but I plan to hold on to it for a while.

Shell off in the summer, goes from “regular truck” to “super awesome summer fun mobile”

You’re thinking of a wing, not a spoiler. A wing makes downforce, a (functional) spoiler changes the airflow to make the it more efficient.

A wing on a FWD car, stick-on hood vents.

Well shit, there it is. I have wondered this myself most of my life. For a long time I just thought a lot of people were idiots and just spelling it wrong.

This just made my fucking day.

Huh. Well either way, I think I’ll just stick with my Bronco.

PCV servicing and a little rust removal on my Bronco I bought just a few days ago.

You totally wrote this story to troll all the people complaining about your Ferrari articles, didn’t you? Well played, sir.

Maserati Biturbo

Mine is still not even old enough to drink, even going by manufacture date rather than MY.

It’s a professional ad, not some amatuer Youtube channel. I’m certain they were advised of the risks and compensated accordingly. Also, it’s cute that you think stupid ads didn’t exist before millenials started shooting them.