Institutional racism still exists.

I wish this article was a list, not a slideshow.

I’m pretty sure the go to site for Nazi car enthusiasts is TTAC.

Jalops need to organize a group buy.

I’d pay $2,500 for it, but you’d have to pay me much more than $2,500 to be anywhere near Denver police right now.

That’s great and all, but I really wanted to see a picture of Mary-Ann’s trunk lid tramp stamp.

When I saw the photo I thought for sure that it was the Changli and Torchinsky had painted it all black 

The state is largely in support of her.

Your time might be better spent mapping all the junkyards on the route from your home to Bob’s.

What, like the back of a Volkswagen?

As someone who recently moved to the midwest, it amazes me the amounts people ask for cars with even a speck of corrosion on them. It is a unique car for sure, but it would be headed for the landfill if this was located anywhere on the western part of the country.

I had to do something similar when I put an 8 speed hub in my ancient department store tandem with far too narrow hub spacing. And by “I,” I mean “my local bike shop did it for me.”

You aren’t wrong about the price for someone else’s project, but the original question was kind of dumb. The reason auto enthusiasts (or even the auto-curious) go to car shows to look at cars instead of Home Depot to look at dishwashers is because automobiles have the interesting ability to become extensions of an…

Because sometimes it is fun to make a fast car faster. Or a slow car. Or a golf cart. Or bicycle...

Buy it, LS swap it, and roll in style and comfort for under $10k.

Try Dot’s Pretzels instead and warm them in a toaster oven for 3 minutes before serving. Salty and savory.

I just finished God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater. It is a very quick read and it is primarily about how money is a force of evil as it motivates people not to care about their fellow man. I think it is particularly prescient given the times we are living in, but Eliot Rosewater does have a 1936 Ford Phaeton so I suppose…

Don’t browse Jalopnik at work. EZ

or canna-beverages

Miss Maria clearly does not want to multiply the misery, which is why two well-meaning but incompatible people can be stuck in a marriage that is “good enough” except for all the parts that aren’t. Maybe the husband is a great housekeeper and she doesn’t want to lose that. Maybe she loves to buy groceries and it is…