That cardboard cutout seems strangely unconcerned.

I appreciate the “motion detected” green box in the video. I’m glad it pointed out that subtle truck sneaking into the building.

For a second I thought the cardboard cutout was an actual person (when viewing the article summary before clicking on it) and thought this had to be one of those Disaster guy commercials.

A quick check of some listings (and there are more of these out there than you’d think) shows the asking price is at the lower end of the market. Yeah, I was surprised too. I’ve owned a couple of Mustangs and have attended a lot of Mustang events. Mustangs from this era are still popular among Mustang fans. 

Hot Take: Its 2021 why are people even still embarrassed or shaming others for driving automatics? Look at the world we live in, an electric AUTOMATIC car can go 350+ miles and can beat most gas powered cars in a drag race, yet we are shaming those who prefer automatics? I mean think about it we are living in the…

I’m old enough to have driven one of these new. And don’t have any desire to repeat the experience. Plus, I’ve ditched all my 8 tracks.

So how much should the boat cost? Or would it make the truck not slip if it was a cheaper, worse daily driver and road trip machine?

They also approved the car.

The ’70s were definitely into some drugs. I’m sure it was approved by people who were thinking this usage of “Some” was really hip and happening among the swinging youths. Pass the ludes.

I figured the Hemi V8 swap would make it worth it.  Sadly there is no Hemi V8 swap.

Man, I was all set for a gripe session about LA’s finest, until I watched the video that wasn’t included in this story.

Extremely disappointed at the lack of slideshowness exhibited with this article.·

You forgot the most important part that determines value: Desirability.

Don’t get me wrong, this is a rare specimen in exceptional condition...the problem is that it’s a specimen of something no one ever really wanted in the first place that’s overpriced by at least $13,000.

While this absolutely tickles my 70s gameshow host fancy, no dice.

OTOH, for the rest of your life you get to drop, “I used to date a model” in conversation. Not sure that “I used to drive a Maserati” has the same cachet.

Gotta use the chocks. For safety.

Not blue, but a Waukesha Engine on it’s way to a customer.

Yes, quite a few of them die.

Do you see how fast and how much higher the water is flowing outside the train cars? It would be dangerous to open a door or bust a window open at this point.