This thing is cleaned-up nicely, and seemingly in good shape, but I just can’t approve of door-mounted seatbelts in any form. 

My ‘93 Taurus randomly shut off until we replaced the squid of wires going to the alternator. They were pricey wires, and the old ones looked to be in great shape, but they immediately fixed the problem.

Are you aware that the aerodynamics of a car creates a vacuum which sucks exhaust into the cabin through that open rear window? I remember the curved roof spoiler on the back of our wagon, designed to push that exhaust back down. It could not have been good for our gas mileage.

I didn’t get a picture submitted in time, but I have the Porsche 911 turbo/targa lego kit, and converted it to a clean, 911 coupe. I love the look of it. 

I like the design, but those bumpers seem to be designed as extra seating for picnics! I can see the rear one as access to the roof rack, but that front one looks a bit overdone to my eyes. 

Ah! Now I see what you’re seeing! 

I’m not sure what dirt has got you bothered. Yes the seller is high on this vehicle, but pristine floor mats on a 23 year old car is not realistic. You can get new ones for less than $200.

Yep! If he had hit the trooper’s car, we would be talking about a very different outcome. 

I bought a used Chevy Malibu LTZ which is loaded with features. I’m unhappy with the implementation of most of them. Examples:

Wow! That’s a good find!

No highly edited conversation should be taken seriously. If the entire conversation is not available, it’s likely bullcrap.

They also are likely afraid of their car breaking down, as there is very little we are told we can do to maintain our newest cars. Heck! Recently firefighters were told to stay away from anything hybrid or electric! How do you think that makes a 20 something feel?

My vote is Mondial coupe. I’m a coupe fan, and that design is SO confused! Why did they black out the flying buttresses? Why so much black plastic on early models? Why do the vents in front of the rear wheels look tacked-on?

I wholly support this!

I’d NP the car, but ND the seller. Definitely get that sucker inspected first. I’d want to know the engine is still stock. 

I was unenthused to see a 70's Cadillac in the title, and I don’t usually go for land barges, but that thing is magnificent! 

I agree. This could be a parade car or just a funky head-turner. It is complete and actually has headrests and shoulder belts! (More safety than most kit cars.)

Good to hear you have a start on this. I’ll see if I can find you through that source. American society doesn’t always supply the moral and resource seeking support that we need in parenting situations. It’s too bad, since I can’t watch movies or read books anymore without thinking, “This antagonist is an undiagnosed…

That’s an interesting question. If not, perhaps the system finds a way to put the most critical review second. (I doubt it, but it might make me feel better to believe it.)

Yes, I always wonder what it is like to finish one’s day with a shopping trip or movie on a school night, instead of just surviving until bedtime. The investment is worth it, seeing as my daughter is on track to likely become independent, versus ending up in jail. (I seriously wondered about that when she was…