I wouldn't have expected there to be any TVRs in Wisconsin. Speaking of Wisconsin DMV, my plates expired this month and I decided to switch to the new "In God We Trust" plates, not because of my love of combination of church and state, but because I like license plates and I couldn't resist a brand new design.…

BAD TORCH!

I like the CVPI center cap look

I love 80's cars.

Just park on whichever side the snow doesn't get pushed to.

Mine don't lift :(

Holy shit, that cargo area is gorgeous.

I love blue Ferraris.

I have the same CB in my Vic!

Here's a weird update on this beast. I saw it parked at a diesel repair facility I used to work at last night, in Madison, Wisconsin.

Imagine the shitstorm from the right wing if the USPS bought Mercedes.

I've been watching this one on cl for a while, and I keep expecting them to drop the price. Definite cp.

In Wisconsin it's because the DMV doesn't really care. Outside of Milwaukee there's no inspections or emission tests, and to get a license, a very simple vision test after the first time.

"Production began in 1987 and ended in 1994, so even the newest ones are legally able to get a Bud Light at the local pub."

I've always been on Firefox. Most of my friends followed the crowd and switched from FF or Safari to Chrome a few years ago, but I have a feeling they're going to start coming back.

Many cars. But not all. Mine says " <FUEL FILL DOOR" under the gas gauge though, which is pretty handy. But my dad's sienna has no indicator.

I love this and I've been watching it appear in more and more places since the first time I saw it. The only thing that turned me off of it was the original disclaimer (now edited) which read something like "This is not mechanical advice. I am not a mechanic. You should never attempt to modify your own car."

Be VERY careful with this. I chipped my ankle bone doing this because I didn't realize how much mud was on the bottom of my boot and I slipped off.

My neighbors across the street just bought one.

I've known about Fageol for a while since I stumbled across some pictures of an old Twin Coach, basically the production model of the truck in the article. I had no idea they had made cars though.