Sure, in the same way buying a Ford is promoting antisemitism.

Nazi memorabilia is important because the Third Reich is quickly slipping from living memory. Durable products from the Nazi regime serve as far more tangible proof of the darkness that existed, than just some black & white photos in a history book.

Yeah I’m guessing 38" wide. That looks more like 72" tall.

A sharp pair of aviation snips will make quick work of a metal credit card.

The real question is, how many Tucsons do they sell in Tucson?

kinda like climbing the first hill on a roller coaster

That’s ok, some intrepid heroes will make an off-the-shelf German manual transaxle fit in the C8 with some tweaking and fabrication, in a few years.

This new 7.3 puts out more power and torque than ANY naturally aspirated Ford modular motor (OHC) ever did from the factory.

Essentially, the photo he took would be legal if he didn’t have a financial incentive to display the shoes on a ferrari with the ferrari logo prominently visible.

Even Spitfires have a 25' turning circle; Pretty much all motorcycles have a turning circle of less than 12' if you are skilled enough; some less than 10'

being able to pull a U-turn within the width of 1 lane is a definite bonus to two wheeled transport

He’s just pissed that the new guy gets to re-use the existing characters, when he couldn’t way back then.

Governments should not be intentionally destroying valuable property for no other purpose than a nebulous deterrence against tax evasion.

Yeah they neglect to mention that a PERSON can push a fully-loaded railcar on a level track.

Name checks out.

I call it a success if base MSRP is $74,995 or less.

Huge sidewalls represent! LT235/85R16. Take that, moon cratered roads!

You had an obsession with weird cars in the 70s, stemming from the Type 1 Beetle, but never mentioned the Corvair?

They’ll wind up on copay for $30,000 each in a couple months

A fully loaded Suburban is $100k now.