And DO NOT use their self-aggrandizing nickname! You’re just encouraging them! Call them the Immature Sniffling Brats!

Salt water also might explain why the wipers started. Maybe they shorted? 

The article calls it a canal. You can see the current on the surface of the water. I can imagine that living so close to sea level will require a lot of canals for water management. 

Give him a bit of a break. He just had 2-3 airbags explode into his face. That, combined with the shock probably left him trying to figure out where he was. WE can see he was heading into the canal, but he was still coping with landing that mini-jump when his car hit the drink. 

I still wouldn’t kick an F-Type out of my garage even if it leaked oil. Cookie sheets are cheap.

Last year I did an exercise. Create two automobile calendars: One is using cars from the past 10 years which I find gorgeous to look at, and the other calendar would be my favorite cars to look at of all time.

Don’t worry, the rules don’t apply to you. We’ll all subsidize your selfishness.

Yeah, $60 is a conservative dinner at a restaurant for a family of four. Just pay the fee. If there is one thing you need from them, find a friend with a membership. 

Is it weird that I love the 90's Cosmo more than the original? I’m sure that seeing an original in person would charm the heck out of me, but on the computer, the JC looks SO elegant to me! Wow!

I agree! Without looking at the previous pricing, just evaluating the car and the desire, I’d go irrational NP, even with the auto! I would probably try to haggle and would check if it’s been driven and maintained since the damn show. If not, then I’m less impressed.

I would tell my neighbors it is a replica. Actually, a personalized license plate declaring so might make it easier to drive in public. 

Maybe it’s polarizing to people who grew up with the origami styling of the past couple of decades. To people of that time period, I did not hear a negative word, only preferences for the aggressive Countach styling, the curves of a 288 GTO, or the brutal, simple shape of the F40. 

I think some people don’t realize that engine was in a car, because it’s likely not safe for any aircraft, and rebuilding it would cost more than their asking price. I think I’d put it into a boat before I’d put it into a car. The builder must not live near water.

The quote is irrelevant here, as there was little thinking involved with the decisions regarding this vehicle. 

Sounds like some nice vehicles! Good luck seeking the best boxer engine experiences!

Weird. I checked Haggerty’s evaluation, and a ‘good condition’ version of this car is rated $49,000-$53,000, but their sales chart shows them going for $74,000-$100,000. Either, I don’t know how to use their valuation tool, or people buying these don’t know what they are doing. 

Many people have above-ground propane tanks outdoors for heating their homes in rural areas. The website I’m sharing indicates that the freezing point of propane is -306.4°F degrees Fahrenheit, and unless you are trying to use cold propane (which will have lower pressure), it will be fine.

It’s possible they lost their sense of smell due to covid. (Or maybe from smoking.) A few weeks ago my gas company performed work in my home and neither my wife or teenage child noticed the slow buildup of gas smell when there was an erroneous connection. Thankfully, I figured it out when I got home.

I get nervous storing my propane tank in the garage over the winter. I’d rather that than have it rust, though. 

Except I started drinking coffee later in life, and I already know that coffee breath is dank. True, I can fix it with a breath mint.