Hood includes “grille” area, which reaches down to about bumper height and includes the front fenders (something akin to the front clip on an old Bugeye Sprite). The whole clamshell pivots up on regular hood hinges or struts, and there’s your tool box.

I get the idea old toys being worth something, and of unopened, un played with toys being worth more. After all, toys are, by their very nature, something that gets used and often times abused, and condition is everything when it comes to collectibles. So I understand why someone who is collecting toys, as an adult,…

AIUI, the former. I could see the latter being worth something (maybe not a million bucks) but I can’t fathom such a common game being worth that much, even unopened. 

Headlights is easy to explain - new cars for the last decade or more all have DRL’s, so there’s always light at the front of the car. A very large number of cars have dashboards that light up regardless of whether your headlights are on (on older cars, dash lights were tied to the headlights - no headlights, no…

I wish I WERE a fuckboi.

That must be regional slang. ‘Round these parts we called ‘em “Himbos”.

No idea. It’s probably not cutting off circulation or anything but it looks damned uncomfortable. He’s probably ignoring any discomfort in the name of vanity.

Please. I’ve gotten three people in an NA Miata, a Honda CRX, and an MG Midget. A Corvette C8 might as well be a sedan.

(in none of the above scenarios was I driving around on public roads, nor was I doing more than about 10 mph)

It’s possible but I kind of doubt it - expanding straps tend to be very thick with very obvious links, and the one in the photo doesn’t really appear to be like that. It seems to be solid real gold rather than gold tone, it appears to be very thin, and the links would still be fairly visible even in the photo. I am…

What always gets me about this photo (and a couple of others that are similar) is that wristwatch he’s wearing. It’s clearly an older and expensive watch (it looks like an older Longines but I’m no expert and I don’t want to do an image search about Trump’s watches), and it’s wrapped around his wrist like a fucking…

As a for real answer, I doubt these weenies drove all the way from even the easternmost corner of Texas to Philadelphia in the back of a box truck in July. They are very clearly not tough enough for that.

No, I imagine these jamokes rented locally, had the truck waiting like two blocks from their attempted parade…

I’ve only been a couple of times (I’ve got family in the Twin Cities but don’t live there), but when asked “What’s your favorite place to eat?” I always answer “The Minnesota State Fair”.

Hoping for a return this year!

And none of this addresses why some random dude was able to pop into a Tesla store and partially disassemble a vehicle, record a video, then leave without anybody noticing.

I would like this, just for my bike commute to work.

It rather reminds me of rallying - even though the FIA has tried to crack down on morons standing on the edge of the road holding their phones in front of cars, people still do it.

1.) I don’t think Torch cares.

Rear engined FB with a hot flat four. 

A high school friend of mine had one of those - it was already beat up and crusty by 1990 - but even with an automatic it was fun to drive. These, like most 80's Japanese cars, pretty much all dissolved like sugar cubes here in the Middle West. 

See, I’d have called it the “Ento” (pronounced “On-Toe”, like Tonto), but “the Rage” (rhyming with garage) sounds sexier.

Were they ever specific about what kind of show Ava wrote for? If it was something really offbeat, I can see her coming across as un-funny if you’re expecting one liners and jokes about plastic surgery (that said, her earnestness can be really annoying). 

I will say, that there’s a definite difference between being…