They spend millions of dollars chasing after vehicles that "cannot be operated safely on U.S. motorways," yet states like NJ and FL have no vehicle safety inspections whatsoever.
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Lucky the feds have that whole southern border thing under control and can waste their time on hyper important things. Good job ICE!!
This Urban Outlaw series and the /DRIVE Chris Harris drives the Singer 911 video are on endless loops. Both incredible art, amazing cinematography, interesting dialog and really beautiful editing. Both about 911's and cool dudes from England transplanted here and making awesome retro noise. Both in L.A., both ripping…
It's your lucky day!
Yes it is. I rode this train from Osaka Station to the Kansai Airport once and that was the first time I saw the Reversing Seats with my own eyes.. Apparently, that's how it is in Japan.
Now imagine doing it in the '60s and '70s. Oh, and as part of a husband & wife team.
When you say parts, do you mean body panels? Because mechanical components are pretty abundant. And you can just throw away the 4-banger or 1.8 V6 in favor of the KLZE V6 found in the JDM equivalent of the Mazda MX-6. Parts are easy to find for that, and it makes a great sound. I'll have a buyer's guide for it in the…
Pfft... that's nothing. A true enthusiast would remove their distributor and wire push buttons from each spark plug to the dash. It gives you way more fun/control/intangibles. You're not really driving unless you spark you own cylinders.
Shhhhut uuuup....
Believe me... I took a huge swallow and gut check before I bought for many of the same reasons. Many miles on two wheels and a few wrecks. Went looking for a touring machine and came across a Spyder with hard bags and top case. Did the math on the storage volume and decided to check them out. Was aware of them before…
"as far as I can tell, no crimes were committed inside."
Yes.
Dad? Is that you Dad?
Mama's don't let your Hornets grow up to cowboys, don't let them haul manure and drive like old trucks. Make them be Pacers and Gremlins and such.
As much as I tried, my little MG just couldn't tow it...
