To the people knocking it for the cosmetic flaws, stop being so anal about this Probe.

Missing a pedal too

There was a 626GT in the 90s? 

$2600 for a car that runs and drives is a near automatic NP for me. This one is really in pretty good shape for its age. To the people knocking it for the cosmetic flaws, stop being so anal about this Probe.

Step one: Put an airfilter on that damn engine.

Those are called Classic Minis.

You asked a Brit, from Britain, and his response contained the word/phrase “Y’all”?

“Go build yours and send us pictures when you’re done.”

“This is a swapped vehicle, it will require a higher degree of knowledge and skill to maintain”

I like how they butcher classics, an no one there complains about it. They have a very healthy, its your ride, do whatever pleases you mentality. You want a hello kitty heart shaped exhaust for your first gen supra, NO PROBLEM. You want to stance out the pizza delivery car (aka vw up) GO RIGHT AHEAD!

Technically, it already is.

Use fire to light a burner that spouts fire to boil water so that steam goes through a coil heated by fire from a torch that shoots fire that was lit by a fire so the steam comes out and hits a match to create - fire! Fire from water! Amazing.

How to start a fire:
First, you get some fire. 

Definitely no excuse not to have built in code reading when every car has a multifunction screen tied to some sort of microprocessor. They could very easily provide a nice text-base readout.

I’m sure there’s a limit of where it can go safely and repeatedly, but one time things are different.

If you can’t replace a CV axle you have no place looking at used cars.

I want to see this happen when installed in a bro dozer.

I dunno...JDM brah buying a case of Monster energy drinks? Seems pretty convincing to me.

“Seriously, nobody parks this way unless it’s on an handicapped spot.”

2.5 million bmw 3 series owners disagree.

Here’s my ‘86 F-150 I did a while back. I love engine details because its usually one of the best ‘before & after’ you can have on a vehicle.