Grotesque. Rolling proof that wealth and taste often don't go hand in hand.

I dunno, I’m in my 40s and don’t drink. Plus they get really pissed when you try to take your sports car on the mountain bike trails.

Nothing yawn about it.  Both the 370 and the new BRZ are great looking cars.  Can’t wait to get one to match my Z.

Can’t get up to this kind of speed in Nantucket, it’s all cobblestone streets over there.

Yarrr, a gold doubloon to the first man who sights the White Escape...

Hey! We share a love of basic, unpretentious, cheap ‘minimal motors’ then! :D

The place I’ve found that had told me they could help me when the time comes is CPS (they were actually in a Wheeler Dealers eipisode at one point) -

Nope, getting one anyway, haha! The article I linked is written by a good friend, it’s his car. If you use it as a ‘weekend’ ride and take care of it, they’re no more unreliable than any other ‘classic’. There’s very little to go wrong, and, if it does, parts are cheap and easily available online. Everything…

YAY! My favorite car! The BIS didn’t just lay the engine on it’s side, it was also water-cooled! The car in the video is either an early 126p FL or a later FL with 126p ST parts (like the chrome bumpers) added onto it.

During the transition from the 126p ST (the first-gen built in Poland) to the FL, a lot of earlier FL…

I got another reason. I usually wear an N95 on a rotation, that is a different one per day with the one I wore today getting hung up in my garage for the rest of the week. As a result I sometimes forget to grad one before I head out so I keep a handful of surgical masks in the car. Problem is I’ve had a ton of straps…

It’s not that uncommon actually, plenty of modern sport bikes don’t have gas gauges, even the ones with TFT dashes lack one. 

The RZ-350 was so much fun. I’m disappointed I never see them on the used market anymore.

“Do the math on a Love’s Truck stop with dozens of 10 megawatt chargers”

If everyone had a Chevron station at their own home, how many pumps would be needed at a Love’s Truck stop? 

I spent 4 years in the US army repairing electronic equipment. Multi-million dollar systems a 17 year old would have never been able to touch in the outside. To this day, many years later, the skills I learned there are useful in my daily life. I imagine your class will be like that. You acquired valuable skills that,…

This is a important point. Crimping is best but only if you use the right connectors and tools. I kinda wish I could take that course too. I’ve been following the Toyota recommended harness repair methods. I never solder on car harnesses anymore. 

Tools are so much more important than they are given credit for.

Well you do want them to see that you are serious, and nothing says that like a gallon zip-lock bag full of money

When banded together in 50-bill stacks, you’re looking at ~11 layers of stacks in a 4x2 arrangement. That’s under 2.5 inches tall if they are new, crisp bills. So yeah, a small/medium laptop bag would do the trick. Couple of gallon Ziplocs, even, if you’re feeling brave.

Exactly, I want what the deal would be if I walked in and started flashing $100 bills.

For this reason, I am out.