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A v12 from a Ferrari 599 GTB in a Volvo 245.

North Carolina, come on and raise up!

Mr. Brady, at no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

I handed the owner the cash and towed it home from Baltimore. It was $5,500.

CP - My father-in-law just bought a ‘72 Big Block, numbers matching, original paint for $5,500. Others can be had at ~$10k.

Technically Penn has had 12 loses in the last decade, with 6 coming from T/KO. He’s DQ’d for fighting after the ref called the match.

Hot take: Drinking beer at sporting events sucks and is a waste of money.

...from the thousands millions they murdered...

Fastest home run trot?

Nope. Family Truckster.

+1 Skyline destroyed colon.

For ~$3.1B Charlotte could have all proposed, planned, or started light rail, streetcar, commuter rail, expanded buses, and transit hub.

Ted Williams winning the Triple Crown in ‘42 & ‘47 and not getting the MVP either year.

This. Especially in DC where parking is a premium. It’s where I park my FoST.

Not that small. Its 1 inch wider and 1 inch taller than my ‘88 245. Granted the Volvo is 23" longer but has a shorter wheelbase.

2019 Golf - 168″ L x 71″ W x 58″ H

Can you still call it a hatchback when it’s wider and only 10" shorter than a Jetta wagon?

It all became just too unnecessary with the MINI. It was nearing 80k and I didn’t want the headache of future costs. And you’re right about having to drop the subframe — REMOVE THE EFFING ENGINE FROM THE CAR — to replace $60 poly bushings.

It’s why I pulled the trigger on the FoST — hurting fanbase/bros aside — it cost $10k less than a MINI for 70 more bhp. Also the Clubbie was getting ridiculous to service: $700 to replace the front sway bar bushings at the dealership (instead made friends with a guy that owns a shop in my wife’s hometown that lets be

The new clubman is larger at inside seating area than the FoST. The FoST has a larger cargo area. Another fun fact: the new clubman is 1 inch taller, 1 inch wider, and only 9 inches shorter than my ‘88 Volvo wagon.